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First of all I'd like to thank everyone that contributes to this amazing site. I've been able to set up my HS with the help of all of you. My name is joe from Paramount, Ca and im totally obsessed with this front end. Started doing retropie at first but quickly switched over when I discovered HS. It is a little intimidating at first but as soon as you set up your first system, MAME, then it kind of becomes easier. Thank you again to all of you who submit media and resolve issues.
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Hey guys! Just wanted to say hi and make my presence known. I started a support question thread about a very specific issue i was having before introducing myself first. I don't want to come across as rude or ungrateful for the vast wealth of community and knowledge present on these forums. thanks in advance for any help or correspondence! CHEERS!
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I just wanted to welcome back @SeanDyer87 after 4 months of MIA and many many RIP Sean jokes on discord. He returned!! Good to see your back in town ??
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Hello HyperSpin people, I'm Kev aka "Ark" or "Arkenahten". I normally don't post to forums, or use social media for that matter but I feel I should take a moment to just say how nice it is to see a friendly forum free of trolls and full of people ready to help with anything and everything emulator related. I have been playing with emulators for years and would you believe It never occurred to me that it could all be handled by one GUI! So after crawling out from under my rock and looking a little further into it i found HyperSpin and have pretty much fallen down the rabbit hole (with great results!). So yeah, G'day from Australia and thanks to the HyperSpin…
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Just a quick hello to all. Getting back into the emulation scene after many years away from it and cannot believe just how far things have come from the first days of mame. Have to send a big thank you to Simply Austin for his tutorials otherwise I may have given up trying to get things up and running long before now, but with the info (and waffle) have muddled thru and am now adding systems without a care in the world Dave.
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Hello All, Just arrived! I'm building a multi-console/arcade setup and I've found many ressources here, thanks to everyone in the community. Now, I will try to contribute myself in return!
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Hello all together, I am Ronny aka Tourett. I'm looking forward to being here in the forum. Just came here through Simply Austin. Through his tutorials I met Hyperspin. I was baffled when I saw what your frontend can. This is not just a program that is art if you can handle it. I hope I am not too stupid and have great results. So, first enough told, I am happy to be there Greetings to all Tourett aka Ronny
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Hello! I'm glad to be a part of this great forum ! best regards from Poland
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Hi i am new one!
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Hi, I am trying to build my own arcade machine. Contratulations for this forum. Best regards from Spain.
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I´m planning to do my own Cab and had to do the decision between a Jamma- and a PC-System. Because the higher flexibility with the PC-Setup, I´ll go with that and in the following with Hyperspin. Unfortunately my time is very limited (traveling a lot) and I like the building and playing more, than to fiddle around with the software. With this in mind, a Jamma-Setup is not completely of the table and I would have the benefit that I can use coins, what I really miss with a PC-Setup (or is there a USB solution?). Status at the moment? Plan is made Most materials are available Hardware available Production has already started (slowly) Software - starts more or le…
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Hello everyone I'm new here, I'm from Brazil. Found this site looking for rom covers since I started looking into retrogaming and I was just amazed by the amount of content you guys got here. So I just wanted to say thank you for everyone here and keep up the good work!
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Planning on making an arcade cabinet in the new year to be run off of an PS3 I have full of arcade style games, then planning on setting up hyperspin on my PC & when up and running will be adding a bare-bones PC to the cabinet and putting hyperspin setup on that to run either when complete. So me be asking some questions on hear hopefully ones that have not already been answered.
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Hello from Vancouver Island Im a new enthusiast but im old in years...lol I prob wont have much to say..I read/watch alot Thanks...BAM
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Hello everyone! I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Dave Cramer and I'm 45 years old. I have been playing games for almost 40 years and currently have around 100,000 games on my laptop spread across several different systems. I have been putting off getting and setting up Hyperspin for a long time because it looked so intimidating to set up. But every time I see HyperSpin on Youtube the desire to have it on my computer becomes stronger and stronger. Today I have taken the plunge and am all in. I am watching the videos one by one and following them step by step. It looks so incredible I am at the point now that I don't care how difficult and time consuming it…
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Hi, I am just a new member of Hyperspin forums, this site was pretty rad, just dropping by to say hi, that's all.
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new member hirrrr!!!!!
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New to Hyperspin changed my bartop over from MA. What a huge improvement it makes to the user. Also have made a half size video pinball machine. Hoping to get in on the arcade challenge that looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for all the tutorials on here they are very helpful.
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Hi everyone!
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Hello to everyone in the Hyperspin community. I'm pretty new to everything, used to play some simple emulators but recently decided to give building an arcade system a try. Already went and tried a few front-ends but everything's led me to try Hyperspin.
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Just getting started with building my first arcade machine and I have decided on HyperSpin as the front end. I have lots to learn and look forward to learning a lot here. I have started getting my system together which consists of the following, but I still need to decide on a video card. I will most likely use the on board video for now. Intel i5-6600K Asus Z170-E motherboard 16GB of DDR4 ram 480GB Adata SSD 1TB Toshiba HDD Windows 10 Home See you around the forum. Thanks, Kyle
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Hello from midwest USA. Casual gamer that dabbles with electronics projects.......Amps, guitarpedals, TV's Friend mentioned looking into building an cabinet arcade type setup, and figured I'd educate myself with the software aspects of DIY (In case I decide to help).
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'ello Hyperspin Forums! I'm BurritoBeans, another dude who's into gaming stuff and has an interest in arcades and arcade emulation. I like to collect video games a lot - you can find me on some other places like AtariAge - and while consoles and computers are cool, arcade stuff has always seemed like a ton of fun but I don't want to pay the money and find the space in my place to fit a variety of machines. So, one project that I have going on with other people in my family is to make a multi-arcade machine that we can just have everything on and play whenever. Yes I have some real hardware that - I've managed to get my hands on a Splatterhosue and Neo Geo MVS boards, …
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Hi, I've always enjoyed the old Arcade games. I've been wanting to put together an Arcade machine for years. I saved an old Cosmic guerilla cabinet from the scrap heap so now is the time This is a great sight Hyperspin looks awesome, I cant believe the program is free, and run by dedicated ppl. Cheers
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Hi all. Just wanted to introduce myself. I'll be frequenting these forums more and more as I progress with my latest project. I'm building a machine based on the Weecade design albeit tweaked to my own prefs. I have all the materials, buttons, joysticks, plexiglass, MDF, paint and I'm currently at the painting stage of my panels before cab assembly later in the week. So far it's going well and whilst I'm waiting for each coat to dry I'm setting up my Hyperspin system. I've acquired a 20" HP 2065 monitor and a Core 2 Quad with a GT 710 graphics card since the onboard GMA on the Core 2 wasn't cutting it with Retroarch. The modest boost in performance also a…
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just wanna say thanks, great community
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