CUSTOM ARCADE CABINET RUNNING XBOX SERIES X & PS4 PRO AND 43" 4K TV 

I didn’t know how to feel about this comment at first, but wholeheartedly agree

Dude, that would be cool if it works. I saw a video of someone trying that with a candy cab...so cool.

@@arcadecraft3923 I have a concept in the works right now for adding 3D Analog sticks that will just screw in much like buttons do. That should help with games that require analog sticks.

I have a shop now making custom cabinets so I do design and cut them but the cabinet in the video was constructed by someone else and I just gutted the inside for my own purposes.

Did you ever get this system? Is there someone that makes it or you DIY? Thanks would love some info

The controls are dual wired. I use a USB switch to flip from one console to the other.

Here's a method I know of only because I own one. I recently got a Titan 1 device. Already had a Mame Cabinet. Titan 1 is a cool device. Usually these types of devices you stick the USB controller inside the device. But I discovered you can use any controller that's already plugged in the PC itself. Titan 1 detects any gamepad circuit board if the program cord is inserted in the PC . (not the Titan 1 itself ) Anyway the feature that lets you detect any gamepad already plugged in the PC is called (Max Aim DI). My arcade runs on a IPAC. It can change between keyboard, dinput, and xinput. So I decided to put my arcade panel into dinput mode and the Titan 1 detected it. From the Max Aim DI area I could transform the IPAC to any other game system. Nintendo switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox series S, Xbox one, and, Xbox 360. Since my arcade only runs one IPAC encoder. Therefore only one side will work if it was connected to an actual game system. If I had 2 arcade encoders and 2 Titan 1 devices. Then I'm able to run 2 players on actual game console. But the 2 player method would be set up differently because max Aim di program only allows one controller to be used. Instead of using "Max Aim DI" for the Titan 1. I would have to use the other feature called "xmapper" I would have to program the 2 dongles 1 by 1 separately so they can run on themselves without the need of a PC. Yes Titan 1 works 2 ways. You have program mode that's "xmapper" / And passthrough mode, leaving the PC on at all times to use "max Aim Di". Remember.....max Aim di is for any controller plugged in your PC and only runs one controller. Xmapper is to actually program the device and don't need the PC later. Max Aim DI is actually meant for mouse and keyboard to be used on game consoles but any gamepad already plugged in your PC will translate to actual game system inputs with the USB passthrough cord that comes with the Titan 1. So if you do method 2 using Xmapper with 2 dongles. The dongles would go directly inside the game console, and the 2 arcade USB would go in as well after both units are programmed. The passthrough method for 1 player only. You stick the Titan 1 dongle inside the game console and leave the program cord inside the PC with Max Aim DI running. Look on RU-vid, how to play Nintendo switch remotely. This will show you the passthrough method using Max Aim DI. You don't actually need to buy a Titan 1 if don't want to. There's other devices out there like magic ns adapter or brooks adapters. I would go for the Titan 1 because anything runs with it if you're willing to leave the PC running at all times for the passthrough method.

Here's a visual but instead of using 2 Titan 1 he used 2 Brooks adapters. This is what you would do after you programmed 2 Titan 1 devices. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a1-h0bgmR8w.html

Wow thanks that’s awesome. Appreciate the detailed answer 😃👍

Either a Brook Universal or what I did was use two of each board (Brook XB + Brook Ps4) and added a USB switcher. I spliced the USB cables going from the boards to the USB switcher and added an on/off power button to the CP

Could be. Personally, I only like to use "arcade-like" games that don't require another joystick on my cabinets. If you wanted to do something fully compatible, I suppose you'd have to do something like that.

PC exhaust fans mounted inside the cabinet. It doesn't seem to really need it but I put in in there just in case.

Brook Universal Fight Board. You can get it on Amazon

​@arcadecraft3923 here we are 1 year later and my ps4 pro/pc/x box series s arcade cabinet is finished, and it is stellar! Thank you for your help a year ago

Brooks Universal Fighting Board

@@arcadecraft3923 Does it also recognize Nintendo Switch?

@@arcadecraft3923 Can you provide a link? I want to make sure I'm searching for the correct one.

@@TheSillyvagabond www.amazon.com/Universal-Fighting-Compatible-preinstalled-Android-iOS/dp/B08H1TCFB1/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=28XFBAIQA9AVF&keywords=brook+universal+fighting+board&qid=1666107726&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIyLjMxIiwicXNhIjoiMS43NSIsInFzcCI6IjEuMTMifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=brook+universal+fighting+board%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=ACIDT2Z2VDRG2

@@TheSillyvagabond It should yes

Brook UFB encoder

Yeah I didn't create this for that reason. Those games are better on the couch with a controller. I wanted a way to have an arcade experience with modern games that I already owned that were conducive to a joystick configuration. They consist mostly of fighting games and platformers. There is more than one way to achieve this of course, but this was the best way for me to get there.

Hey Thanks! I ordered the constructed cabinet (the wood) from Monster Arcades. I designed the artwork myself and wired all the controls and electronics. The buttons I used are here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R5Z218X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The joysticks are Happ-Suzo Competition Sticks. The control boards are here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08H1TCFB1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This is the lighting product: www.amazon.com/iNextStation-SMD2835-Waterproof-Flexible-Outdoors/dp/B07V45KDCL/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2ASEJXA72BRTP&keywords=neon+lighting+led&qid=1655414853&sprefix=neon+lighting+le%2Caps%2C87&sr=8-7 I will do another video showing the inside of the unit. Thanks again for checking out the video!

What did you use to switch the source between Xbox and Playstation?

@@smithmal01 2 In 1 out usb switch you can find on Amazon.

I'm making a new video currently because I've modified the system for some new features. Stay tuned.

@@arcadecraft3923 Excellent! Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback. I'm working on my audio setup for sure.

I can flip UI's with one button press so I don't consider that difficult or not worth it given the fact I own so many titles for both systems.

@ArcadeCraft great job... I'm about to do the same build especially since I have the ps5 and Xbox x now. I will put my ps4. Xbox one and switch in one arcade but I'm not sure how you switch between each console within and out like the brooks board requires. Can you share how you achieved that?

​@@anthonysmith3352 Hey Thanks! I use a USB switch on the output of the Brook UFB. That switch has a remote button that switches between two different output USB cables. The Brook UFB decodes the Xbox, PS4 and Switch so it's just a matter of changing the output route with the USB switcher box.