You're live. It's not complete yet, but I'm going to show you how the software works on this thing. It's pretty much what it is. It's a gutted arcade cabinet, but with a computer inside. As you can see, it's going to load up Windows. But a vaulted door doesn't look like Windows as much. Good God. That was the cabinet door. Scared the crap out of me. Start Hyperspace. It's complete. Launching Hyperspace. And it's going to load up this software called Hyperspace. This can be skipped too. Just looks cool. Now this is software that you can actually put on your computer at home, obviously because it's on a computer right now. But when you're at this screen, the Joystick Bar panel, I'm able to go through and choose what system I want to play video games on. This is regular Nintendo. These are the ones that I've got completely tweaked out to where they should work just fine. Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, MAME, which is pretty much every game that you're going to be playing on arcades, like back in the day when you were at the arcade center. So I can just show you off some regular Nintendo stuff. I'll go in here, and these are all the games that I've currently got working. And you can see when choosing one of these games, if I want to go through all of these. Double Dragon. A lot of these I've chosen to be two player games for co-op or two people, but there's a lot of games in here that are just mainly one player. Good old Hulk Rampage. Old school Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. One of the most difficult games ever. Let's say I wanted to play some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles right here. Choose that game, and it loads the game up. I'm going to do one turtle. Got to remember what buttons are start. Let's get past all this stuff. But yeah. And then you would play the game like you normally would. And then I can edit that out. Experience of technical difficulty. Yeah! Is that the coin button on this one? Oh, yeah. Yeah, it was. Forgot the name is the only one that requires that. That's all regular Nintendo. Then you got all the Super Nintendo. Not all of them. Just the must-have canon games. Now right now I've got it set to where it's just basically screenshots of the game. And I can actually input video files of what the games actually look like. You'll see that when I get to the main area. But right now I've just got screenshots. This is not a complete finished project, obviously, due to the fact that I still can't remember what buttons are what. But good old fashioned Street Fighter, Mario Kart, Tetris, go back, then you got Sega Genesis, Battletoads, go through Mortal Kombat, all Sonic, and these games are all playable. I can go into them and play Sonic 2 right now if I so wish to. I would just beat it in about two minutes but I'm not going to. That is with the code, yeah, in case anyone was wondering if he was talking about the speedrun. Yeah. Not quite. But yeah. Oh. But yeah. That's how that inclusive gameplay works. You can't even get past the first fish without getting hit. So speedrun, out of the question. Alright. That's Sega. But the real deluxe about this is the MAME. Because this is where all the games that a lot of people played at the arcade would find real familiar. Bring on the MAME. This is where I got all the graphics and everything looking all nice and sexy. Of course, you've got to have your Street Fighter 2. It's like a must whenever you're having an arcade season. I've got Street Fighter 3, new addition here. Even some Puzzle Fighter. And of course... that game's on there. Some bloody games that I recommend the kids do not play. And we can even go old school. Galaga. This is the 88 version, so it's cooler. Good old Killer Instinct. Sender Ultra 64, tour, and stay in the game. Metal Slug. Now, a lot of people, you probably never played this game. This is actually a pretty dope fun game. It's a co-op game for three people. If you actually did have to pump cords in, it would take you about $75 to get two players. Samurai Showdown. I'm just playing this game. Now, I think it's also with these main games, let me tell you what, we're going to go to... Show them. Street Fighter 3. All right. With the main games, the ones that you actually played in the arcade, they still require quarters to play. So we don't actually have to put quarters in here. If you go down here, these are actually my coin buttons. So if you said you need to insert coin, I can just hit that button over and over and over and over again to give me quarters. See right now it says insert coin and the new buttons are going to work because we need coins. So I just come down here and just both sides work. Maximum is an M&M's credit. Watch a carry get this. He has a hand in the game. Sounds like 007 music. It does. Is that the guy in the background that said, I get all the chicks? Yeah. All the chicks. This guy's going to get busted in the corner. You can't put much of a fight. It'll get harder I'm sure. Oh! Button mashing, time for a power attack. Took that to the face, man. He blocked that with his face. Oh god, oh, you taunt me. It took me that long? I'm like... It's not a professional. Eat that! K.O.! Alright, now you're just having fun. Back to the arcade tutorial and walk through. But yeah, same thing. All the games require quarters in the main area, but you know, that's what adds to the fun, is actually popping in quarters. Yeah, otherwise these games would be impossible to beat. If it was just, oh, you got six men. You really realize how many quarters it takes for a game to be beaten when you have the coin button. I know we burned through at least 40 bucks on some of these games. Oh yeah, Aliens? Easy 40 bucks. But yeah, that's pretty much the tutorial of what I got done so far. Every other system can be on here as well as PlayStation, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Nintendo Wii. Get back at me. Every system known to man can be put on this and worked out. These are the ones that I pretty much got critiqued out to work. You can even put PC games on there if I remember right. That as well. We need a good Geotron. But as of right now, these are the ones I got critiqued on working just fine. For the computer I've got in here, it can only handle so much. So a lot of the really anticipated graphics, 3D games are a little sluggish. But yeah, I will be making more episodes to come. So yeah. All right. Thank you.