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Title: Hello from Maryland Post by: moogrum on April 22, 2014, 08:36:36 AM Hello, I really enjoy the videos, and my interest has been piqued. I have one main question, how does one "break into the hobby" so to speak? I am an electrical engineer and a project like this looks like an awesome way to spend my free time, but it is very difficult to find defunct cabinets on craigslist. All I seem to find are priced in the thousands, or these "60 in one" homemade mame things some local guy makes. Are there regional communities I should be looking for?
Title: Re: Hello from Maryland Post by: Jack Burton on April 24, 2014, 06:09:56 PM Hi moogrum, welcome to the forum.
Title: Re: Hello from Maryland Post by: John's Arcade on April 24, 2014, 06:11:15 PM Hello, I really enjoy the videos, and my interest has been piqued. I have one main question, how does one "break into the hobby" so to speak? I am an electrical engineer and a project like this looks like an awesome way to spend my free time, but it is very difficult to find defunct cabinets on craigslist. All I seem to find are priced in the thousands, or these "60 in one" homemade mame things some local guy makes. Are there regional communities I should be looking for? You can find broken games on CL. But, you gotta look EVERY day. It's a big part of the hobby. Yes, I think it's a great idea to seek out a local community. I think there is a group down by you. Maybe google it? Title: Re: Hello from Maryland Post by: moogrum on April 24, 2014, 06:39:53 PM Hello, I really enjoy the videos, and my interest has been piqued. I have one main question, how does one "break into the hobby" so to speak? I am an electrical engineer and a project like this looks like an awesome way to spend my free time, but it is very difficult to find defunct cabinets on craigslist. All I seem to find are priced in the thousands, or these "60 in one" homemade mame things some local guy makes. Are there regional communities I should be looking for? You can find broken games on CL. But, you gotta look EVERY day. It's a big part of the hobby. Yes, I think it's a great idea to seek out a local community. I think there is a group down by you. Maybe google it? There are some smart people who use Google. Apparently I'm not one of them! Title: Re: Hello from Maryland Post by: Jack Burton on April 24, 2014, 07:56:03 PM LOL... As Owen Rubin said: http://justfuckinggoogleit.com/
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