Andre put together a pretty nice setup, but they're built for european power standards (220v?) - Canada uses 115/120v like the US, doesn't it?

I couldn't get any of the single board computers I tried working smoothly enough to be comfortable selling them to people, so no. But really, what does it matter where it is as long as its internal? It's not as if you'd service a PC with it mounted in the pin anyway. The small cases I'm using are smaller than what lanny went with so the fit where the coin box is if you want easy access.

Sorry, wasn't trying to be snippy - I just don't get the 'it has to be in the head, nyar' mentality. I hadn't heard the predator guys were using SBCs; kudos to them.

Doesn't much matter to me if people would rather have your setup. I would think for people in north america it'd be cheaper and less hassle to get & use my stuff -- but if they'd prefer what you built, more power to 'em.

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For colorizing other games, you'll have to stick with Randy at ColorDMD. The only reason I was able to color CC is because it's a P-ROC game and run by a computer, thus it can easily use a computer display to show whatever you program it to do. As it is, this is just a bolted in LCD monitor, not custom hardware that handles colorization like ColorDMD does.

/the one doing the hard work

You can't really complain too much about how much work it is when nobody ask you to do it in the first place

I think something as simple as naming the thing differently would have helped a lot - like "Andre's Gaming Station ... FOR Cactus Canyon Continued" and then mostly leave off the project name when referencing it. Putting the project name into the full name of your kit gives the wrong impression. I've talked to a pretty good number of people who misunderstood thanks to your videos about whose project CCC really is.