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Nice video ! *I made mine, for less than $680 ! Build the cabinet for $130 , bought an 2nd hand AMD set ( A320 motherboard with an Ryzen 2500X CPU, 2 stick of 4Gb ram, 320Gb SSD, 550 watt PSU, and an RX 580 8Gb GPU ) The whole set for "just $210 ! Buttons, Trigger, controller, and an gaming 2x 80 watt speaker set (with bass box) for $107 all new from Aliexpress, Top Monitor flat 24 inch (free, had it laying around) and an 2nd hand 48 inch IPS for $230 . So total $677 !* Software & Games are "free" ( on torrent sites , but since they are 'officially' illegal, I can't give any names of good torrent websites ! *Sorry ! But you will find it, if you spend some time on the internet !* or ask some local friends, pretty sure one of them, can give you that answer !

22:18 Speaking of Nutting's influence on other games: apparently one of Quake 2's internal names was 'WOR', and it's a fun exercise to count the similarities. There's a lot of continuity between the early ID FPSes, especially the 2.5D ID games up to DOOM, and the overhead-shooter genre, especially through later games in the genre like Wizard of Wor and Gauntlet, which is hidden by the shift from an overhead-third-person to a first-person perspective.

I think you guys are a little late in the game to be doing this

Thanks for that! Schlitz is as I remember when I tasted beer for the first time in 1964. I was five.

The Hipsters in Oregon were drinking it all over the country.

Great interview, but let's call a spade a spade- Ed Boon was the glue to the MK project. He's an expert assembly language games programmer, who cut his teeth making arcade games under the mentorship of OG-Legend Eugene Jarvis (Defender, Narc, Smash TV, Cruisin USA) while at Midway. Without Ed's technical expertise and actual code implementation, MK would have stayed just a cool idea with drawings and backstory. John Tobias may have been the creative ideas guy, and certainly Daniel Pesina and other actors deserve credit for their contributions, but Ed was always chief executive and technical officer of the project -and did most of the coding of MK1 through 3. Since then, he's become the defacto MK head.

If I recall correctly, there was a Demi-Human Queen named Maggie. I laughed heartily.

Used to associate with a land squirt in college. At first, it was captivating, but the novelty wore off quickly.

Fantastic interview! I had a sharp intake of air when I heard that Carl Sagan WAS the inspiration for Erin's final monologue. When I first saw this show, I felt that Carl's footprints were all over this. Combined with the devastating circumstances of Erin, this scene made me cry. Messily. There are so many emotional scenes, (don't get me started about that Leeza and Joe discussion!), I was put on a wild yet cathartic rollercoaster. Always happy to hear a shoutout to the first season of 'The Terror'. The book is also incredible. Thank you for the interview!

I haven't finished listening to your podcast yet, (thank you so much for discussing this incredible show), but I have a few quick bits to add: 1). I think the Monsignor was sent away to the Holy Land due to Bev's machinations. I think the Monsignor may have been asking a few questions about how she handled the money, errrrmmm...stole some money, by building the community centre. She may have thought, "well, golly - let's get him into a potentially dangerous situation...I'm tired of the prodding and distrust". She's just that sort of person. 2). You mentioned Sagan! The discussion between Erin and Riley about what happens after you die are complete opposites. However, Erin's ideas when she's actually dying is more of a Sagan view. We're all made of universe stuff & particles. We're all connected, eternal, and part of a natural process that is simple yet beautifully complex. That part made me cry. A lot. I miss Carl so much.

Love these. Thank you. By the way, how awesome is Kale’s voice actor? Fantastic.

Also it was called the holy Roman empire*

I'm from Tucson and Alice Cooper has done the late night radio show on the classic rock station for as long as I can remember 96.1 klpx

Over 1300 hours, can't wait to go there with my 10 characters lol

if you guys want to watch another wrestling show with wes and robert you should wwf/wwe in your house canadian stampede i only saw the epic main event but i heard the rest of the show was good too

Here's a theory. it's very much implied Miquella has the ability to force affection and make people do what he wants. What if he forced Ranni to give us the spirit calling bell?

i think the problem with people saying "its not big enough" is that they were expecting "Elden Ring 2" in a sense. Lot of dlcs nowadays give such massive content that it might as well be a second game. Not saying that this isn't like that too, but too many people want Monster Hunter Iceborne. (Monster Hunter has this tendency to release dlc that's even more massive than its base game.)

This podcast is criminally underrated.

Well i did it a different way. I bought a Faeton 1985 empty cabinet the machine had been stripped to repair 5 Faetons by the seller. So i could only fit a 40" playfield. Its not finished but im waiting for the contol boards and lighting control

Really like this considering ive been playing for the whole time its been out

Been binging the elden dogs podcast. This one was extra good made time fly by.

Spike and muttski is a good time and talking about my Fav game!!

Promo*SM

Anthony Marquez still looks good, he's aging really well. Kung Lao was the coolest character.

Wow the OG Johnny Cage and Kung Lao. Best game ever!!!!

Im ordering some parts today

Hey fellas! Love the show, just wanted to pop by and ask what song is used for the intro and outro of PopcornDogs?

He is so cool. Still ripped after all these years.

Definitely the coolest version of Kung Lao out of all the games and all these years later.

I only say one word : CORNSYRUP !!!

Silly algorithm… This was an amazing hang. Subbed and belled!

Thank you. I’ve been drinking PBR pretty constant for over 10 years now so I figured I’d look for a good documentary about the beer I’m chugging. And I’m also a video game enthusiast so I’ll look into this channel for that. Who knew I’d find a win win.

Im seriously gona put my 43" Aorus 120hz 4K into a box and just run the wire to my PC instead of puting a PC inside. It would be nice if I could just mount an old TV as the backglass onto the box with a mount that screws into the back of the TV and mounted to the main box.

These things are pretty rad... yknow what would be sick is if the screen was glasses-free stereoscopic 3D.

more beers :) subbed

Don't love pin myself, but I am thinking this could be the ultimate arcade build if you want to make it a combo cabinet putting 2 controllers on top a steering wheel that flips out where the coin door is, and 2 guns holstered on the sides a screen that is a little wider than the normal pinball backglass is for a bigger screen, you could even just mount the screen on the wall to make the build easier..

Why dose he have a girls haircut and a girlscout vest?

Excellent video. So what is the comparison costs if you build one on your own VS buying one. How much can I save? Also where do I download the pinball games for this?

brought memories🤣

I have listened to these podcasts for years now and it's so cool yet weird to finally see my favorite content creators' faces haha

new sub

Great ep. Boys

That’s awesome. BARRET IS THE MAN. This was am awesome interview. Thank you bro. God bless you bro. Sorry about your loss.

Excellent information! TY!

Good presentation, fun to watch

Preparing for an interview with them, this was really helpful in learning about the company! And super entertaining 😆

Build my own..had old 32" tv,old pc,old 21" monitor,old speakers in the house..bought 16mm chipboard, arcade buttons/encoder board and some angle profile steel for legs. no solenoids etc. bells and whistles stuff...totally cost around 150$

Love seeing David Wise and Kevin in interviews like these. Legends :)

Is the current Pabst, the original formula from the 19th century? Apparently, Narragansett Lager and Schlitz are! They found former employee's who knew what to do.

Thanks for showing the Bally Arcade/Astrocade some love, guys!