Hi! Here are photos, options, and prices of a few of our completed pre-sold custom multicades.
Hopefully, these are good examples of the professional quality of our work. And hopefully, they will give you some ideas for how you would want your custom multicade to look.
You can click any of the photos to see a larger view. And, visit this page to learn about the 100's of details that go into building a custom multicade.
When you are ready to order your custom multicade, just send me an email: gameroomdude@yahoo.com
Don't see the one that you are looking for? No problem. I have well over 100 cabinets in stock to choose from. And, they are available in upright, cabaret, and cocktail (sitdown) cabinet styles.
Visit the cabinet availability page for more details about the 60-in-1 styles of available cabinets, and photos of some really nice dedicated cabinets. The dedicated cabinets typically are all original, very attractive, and match one of the 60-in-1 games.
I will bet that I can build the perfect custom multicade just for you. Click this link to read all about custom multicades.
And, remember that custom means custom. As this photo proves, if you can imagine it, we can build it. Here are the options you get to choose:
- the cabinet style and model,
- the paint color(s) for cabinet front and sides,
- the T-molding style and color,
- the control panel layout,
- a trackball or not, and its ball color (default - white),
- the number and type of controls,
- the color of the joystick ball top (default - red for 60-in-1),
- the setting for the adjustable 4-, 8-way or 2-, 4-, 8-way joystick (default - 4-way for 60-in-1),
- the marquee style (default - Multicade),
- the coin door lock style, keyed or thumb lock (default - thumb lock),
- the control panel finish (default - black),
- the button colors,
- the control panel overlay style and color,
- additional 1/8" clear Lexan control panel cover, or not,
- Lexan kick plate, $35, or not,
- coin operation or freeplay (default - freeplay).
- side mounted pinball buttons (Pinball Action), $65, or not,
- rubber wheels instead of steel casters, $45,
- multicade sideart medallions, $95, or not,
- Plug-and-Play PCBs (more games), or not,
- monitor: CRT or LCD,
- you can add a full cabinet matching multicade art set, $395, or not,
- you can add extras, and your own custom modifications, and of course,
- the type of multicade games - classic arcade games (like Donkey Kong), or fighting games (like Street Fighter), or both.
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We do more than anyone else...
to make your multicade look great and to stay looking great. Click this link to learn how we make control panels that will look like new for many years.
This photo is of an iCade 60-in-1 in a Ms. Pac-Man cabinet (the game playing is Frogger). You can click the photo for a larger view.
Notice that an exclusive feature of the control panel is that all bolts are stainless steel.
Stainless steel never rusts. So, the panel will look like new for many years longer than a typical panel with zinc plated steel bolts.
And, that is not all. Click this link to learn about our exclusive 2-, 4-, 8-way multicade joystick.
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Multicade Photo Gallery:
Prices - The price shown is the current price for a custom multicade with similar options and controls. Dedicated cabinets are priced higher than generic cabinets. Multicades with trackballs are priced $100 more than comparable cabinets without trackballs.
1. iCade 60-in-1, in Galaga style generic upright cabinet, with trackball, the custom marquee and multicade side art was furnished by the buyer. $995.
2. iCade 60-in-1, in generic upright cabinet, with trackball, and an original Pac-Man marquee. $995.
3. iCade 60-in-1, in converted Q*bert generic upright cabinet, with an original repro Ms. Pac-Man marquee, and without trackball. $895.
4. iCade 60-in-1, in Midway cocktail cabinet, with multicade art, new T-molding, clear gloss coat, and new top glass. The cocktail (or sit down) style cabinet makes a sweet classics multicade. $1,195.
5. Capcom 18-in-1, in Guantlet generic upright 19" monitor cabinet. This type cabinet is a good solution for when your space is too limited for a 25" monitor, but a larger control panel is required for 2 sets of controls. The 1940-in-1 will also work in this type cabinet. $1,095.
6. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, with trackball, and multicade marquee. $995.
7. iCade 60-in-1, in Galaga dedicated upright cabinet, with both original 2-way and new 4-way joysticks, and new control panel overlay. $1,160.
8. iCade 60-in-1, in Dynamo "cut-corner" generic upright cabinet, with trackball and multicade marquee. $995.
9. Games Family 1940-in-1, in 25" monitor generic fighting style upright cabinet, with Mortal Kombat marquee. $1,295.
10. iCade 60-in-1, in Ms Pac-Man Galaga Reunion dedicated sitdown cabinet. $2,795.
11. Ms Pac-Man, a fully restored dedicated upright cabinet converted into an iCade 60-in-1 multicade. $1,295.
12. Ms Pac-Man, a fully restored dedicated upright cabinet converted into an iCade 60-in-1 multicade, with trackball, and with cabinet sides modified to allow more control panel space. $1,395.
13. Donkey Kong, partially restored dedicated upright cabinet, side art furnished by buyer, converted into an iCade 60-in-1 multicade. $995.
14. iCade 60-in-1, in Centuri generic upright cabinet, with custom made marquee, and with red ball trackball. $995.
This game was a birthday present - here is the buyer's message:
"Thank you. Got the machine. It looks great! My husband loves it!"
Ericka E.
15. iCade 60-in-1, in Midway sit down cabinet, with multicade art, new T-molding, clear gloss coat, and new top glass. $1,195.
Believe it or not:
Mike S. bought this game. The night he took it home, he sold it for $2,000 cash to the friend that helped him with unloading the game. The next day, Mike ordered another one.
16. iCade 60-in-1, in fully restored dedicated Donkey Kong upright cabinet, with custom designed multicade control panel overlay. $1,195 without trackball as shown, or $1,320 with trackball.
17. iCade 60-in-1, in a dedicated Centipede upright cabinet, with new control panel overlay and trackball. $1,095.
18. iCade 60-in-1, in a custom finished Centipede upright cabinet (ordered for a hunting lodge), with trackball. $995.
19. iCade 60-in-1, in Midway sit down cabinet, with multicade art, new T-molding, clear gloss coat, and new top glass. $1,195.
20. iCade 60-in-1, in a Williams generic upright cabinet, without trackball. $895.
21. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic cabaret cabinet, without trackball. $895.
22. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, with trackball. $995.
23. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, with trackball. $995.
24. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, with trackball, and with new Galaga marquee, monitor bezel, and control panel overlay. $1,095.
This game was a serviceman's retirement gift:
"Hi Steve, OMG it looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Thanks sooo much It looks better then I ever dreamed. You guys are amazing!!!" Kim
25. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, without trackball, and pineapple gold paint. $895.
26. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic upright cabinet, with trackball, and chrome T-molding. $995.
27. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic cabinet, with leaveout for later trackball install, finished in Ms Pac-Man appearance. $895.
28. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic cabinet, with trackball, and chrome T-molding. $995.
29. Games Family 1940-in-1, in a generic 25" horizontal monitor cabinet. $1,295.
30. iCade 60-in-1, in dedicated Galaga cabinet, with all new graphics, trackball, new 4-way joystick, plus the original 2-way joystick. This is the ultimate Galaga multicade. $1,460.
31. Happy Fish 302-in-1. in generic 19" horizontal monitor cabinet. $1,095.
32. iCade 60-in-1, in dedicated fully restored Pac-Man cabinet, with trackball. $1,395.
33. Happy Fish 302-in-1, in generic 19" horizontal monitor cabinet. $1,095.
Unique cabinets like this one don't come along often. The new owner calls it his "Robot." See the eyes, mouth, head, neck, and arms?
34. iCade 60-in-1, in a generic 19" monitor cabinet, with trackball, finished in Ms Pac-Man appearance. $995.
35. Games Family Ultra Edition 2477-1n-1, in a generic 25" monitor cabinet with USB trackball. $1,695.
