Built a game room that we were using as a shop to basically store junk. It’s not quite finished but all it’s missing are a few details. I would like a multi-cade but I’m strapped for space so a full cabinet is out of the question, so looking for a solution where I can just plug into the tv.
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Thanks, I looked at Pandoras Box and Home Retro but I can't find any solid reviews about them. All the systems in that Amazon link look like scams but maybe my expectations are too high for that price point. I want to play NBA Jam, Street Fighter, MK, Gauntlet... etc without a bunch of lag or choppiness

I've considered it but I want to try something else first.

Yeah, from what I've seen on Pandora it was pretty hit or miss on games.

A couple of my friends have MAME cabinets that execute a library of games flawlessly, but I was trying to avoid spending that kind of dough. I think there is a solution for me it's just not going to be cheap and being that my primary interest is pinball, I don't want to pull too many resources away from that, I was just trying to offer something different. I had an MK 3, but it just consumed too much room.

I guess a gaming PC and 2 tank sticks or 4 MAYFLASH controllers is the way to go.