A dedicated power supply is the solution.
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Something like this, just tie the + and - wires of 12v mods together (put the red wires in one string and the black ones in another/solder them together) and attach your two groups (red and black) to the 12v terminals on the power supply. Will need to do some wiring to make it look clean and somehow tie into the game's 120v AC power.
https://www.amazon.com/Power-Supply-Dual-Output-Volt/dp/B005T7EZM8/ref=sr_1_16
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