"Revolutionary Virtual Mini Pinball Cabinet Takes Gaming to New Heights"
[mircemk], an IT service specialist, has built a DIY mini virtual pinball cabinet using old and broken equipment. The playfield consists of a 17-inch monitor with replaced LED lighting, while the backglass is a 10-inch tablet. The motherboard, RAM, and SSD were salvaged from previous PCs, with the SSD fixed by baking it in the oven. Instead of a control board, a cheap USB joystick was used to wire up the buttons. The tablet is connected to a PC via USB and utilizes Wired XDisplay software. The cabinet even includes a tilt switch for an authentic pinball experience.
2 years ago•Source: Hackaday
