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I'd be interested in these if they were full sized cabinets (and I would have been willing to pay more). 3/4 sized just seems too short and too narrow to me. The riser option kinda solves the too short issue, but not the too narrow issue. It's also too bad the control panel is flat as a pancake and not slanted a little towards the player as all arcade cabinet control panels pretty much are, but hey... I guess you can set your latte or PBR on it and not have it slide off.
Quoted from vid1900:How simple does it have to be?
Women make up 82% of all single parent households, so you want to make sure that advertising and packaging is inclusive to them.
But they spend their money on stuff with pumpkin spice in it and save money for cruises in the Bahamas and trips to Cancun. I can't see them being that fired up to spend money on these IKEA arcades, but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe single parent female households are the untapped key to home gaming.
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I can't wait to have my quantums entangled.
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