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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrison View Post
    Some great ideas there roger. Cheers for posting them. Definitely interested in looking into the possibility of running the X-Arcade with a real Amiga.

    This could be a project for a resident hardware modder like Zetr0. Maybe?
    Thanks.

    with regard to complexity, wiring Amiga Joystick connectors (DB-9) directly to the micro switches is probably the easiest way. All you have to do is drill a hole in the back of the X-Arcade to bring the 2 cables out.

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    Thing is, I wouldn't want to actually alter the internals of the X-Arcade as I use it with MAME and other emulators. So having a cable adaptor would be the best option in my view, and I could see a market for such an adaptor.

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