Arcade1UP Street Fighter II: Champion Edition, Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, Street Fighter II: Turbo

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L# = enable/disable local save [default L1]L1 = Load local saved state [if it exists] from ./docs/gamename.sav.zip If no local save exists, fixed save state will be loaded from ./zassets/gamename.save.zip. Local game state will be saved to ./docs/gamename.sav.zip when exiting game via [1P-START button.]L0 = Never load or save local game state.

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CENTIPEDE CABINET - Moderare design faults; sound lag; Missile command and Crystal Castles weren't the best choice for a vertical monitor, additional vertical games like Centipede/Millipede could have been selected instead. High scores intermittently save for centipede/millipede but do not save for other games.All appear to have been designed without the ability to adjust brightness. Brightness adjustment kit available here: The executable is named MOO-MIME-ShipMusl-GG Executables can be renamed to whatever you want. Executables can be placed whereever you want; they will look for their data in ./zassets Asteroids Cabinet - Lunar Lander missing analog thrust like arcade version; hardware & software issue (spinner could have been used, even though not arcade-accurate either at least would be analog) O# = Orientation of Screen [default O1]O1 = Top of Game on RIGHT of normal monitor [monitor should be LEFT SIDE DOWN]O3 = Top of Game on LEFT of normal monitor [monitor should be RIGHT SIDE DOWN]

Arcade1UP Street Fighter II Big Blue Arcade Machine with Arcade1UP Street Fighter II Big Blue Arcade Machine with

NEWS 10: Added basic info for Galaga, with more to come. Adding an invisible 13th option to 12-in-1 menu opens MAME directly, and MAME displays a list of all the ROMs on the system. **This is probably our best bet for adding games to the MAME cabinet with the least amount of effort**. Will try to create a process that moderately-technical folks can follow. All cabinets - No access to "dip switches" in hardware or software to change settings like difficulty level

NEWS 11**: Info about the MOO emulator discovered on Galaga board. Added serial terminal login that works on all games I've seen so far - *default*:*mimebox*.