Jamma 60-in-1, Mame, Retro PI Classic Arcade Multigame-Multicade Arcade Game Control kit

It made an arcade dream come true! Totally worth it!

Vwry very cool. Many games. Do wish it had instructions but hey you tube is your friend. Dont forgeg this is one of many parts needed

Worked like a charm. I had to replace our 30yo wiring harness and this worked perfectly.

Works very good but joy stick is cheap so I got a better one. It’s been playing good I like it 👍

Used these for many upgrades to several arcade projects. Kit is perfect for upgrading.

I needed a power supply and a JAMMA cable for a test bench setup. This package includes all that, plus a joystick and buttons for one low price.

Just took delivery on a 60-in-1 custom-made cabaret with Galaga artwork. Be warned: though the graphical and general gameplay is delivered reasonably intact, the sounds on many of these games are not even close. On some games, it could be a sound or two that's inaccurate (for example, in Pac-Man, the one sound that is very noticeably off is the one heard when the eyes of an eaten monster are going back to the monster box to respawn...it's pitched way too low. And Donkey Kong's Jumpman only has one stepping "note" as he's walking). With others, it seems like damned near ALL of that game's sounds are disastrously off (Moon Cresta) or even missing (Galaxian is a great example of both in this regard: no sound when you fire, and the sound effects present are SO far off in pitch that it doesn't even feel like the same Galaxian, despite the gameplay being pretty true to the original). Several other games, like Scramble and Gyruss, have such distorted sound quality overall that you'll be positive that you somehow accidently blew out your speakers. There's other issues too: Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man start you with five lives instead of three, Galaxian starts you with only two instead of the usual three, etc. This can be fixed through accessing the test and settings menus, but why couldn't all of the titles includes simply have been set to "normal" default levels from the start? The games at least all LOOK like they're close to their original counterparts, as far as graphics go, and the gameplay on the ones I've sampled so far feel about right...but the various sound issues really have a way of diminishing the overall experience. I know this board is incredibly cheap, but is it really THAT difficult to get the sound effects to be somewhat accurate? Especially since some titles actually DO get them right? 2.5 stars out of 5. Number is that high because some games are actually emulated pretty well all-around, and others are close enough that most will be able to tolerate some mild imperfections. Number is that low because there aren't enough titles that didn't see their sound effects horribly mangled.

Compelete kit just as described. Wiring was much easier than I thought it would be. Instructions in the manual are not the best. I used a few youtube videos to make sure I had everything wired correctly before plugging power in.