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If you’re interested in what we’re doing and why please read on.
To skip all of the jibber jabber please scroll down to the bottom for some videos which will show you what it’s all about.

 

What is it?

At the heart of every arcade machine is the games unit or PCB. This will dictate what features the machine has and what games it is capable of playing. Since 2007, we’ve been using the Games Family system which features over 1000 games. Now in 2013 we’ve released our Ultra Edition system which we’re confident will surpass all others.

 

Why the Ultra Edition?

We’ve tinkered with the games family unit for many years now. Adding new features and more games. This was known as the Phase 2 and Phase 3 upgrades. Overseas developers start upgrading as well. But the upgrades are always the same. More games… Some good games, a lot of bad games, and even games that had nude or explicit graphics. Many times over they were installing the same game but just under a different title!

Here at My Games Room, we’d had enough!!

We decided to separate ourselves from the rest of the sheep and travel down a different road. A road of customising our own system which is able to capture an entire ‘History of Gaming’.

 

What this means for you?

Over the years we’ve had so many enquiries. To list some of the more common ones:

  • Can we add more games?
  • Can we modify a list of our favourite games?
  • Can we save high scores?
  • Can we pause a game?

For our Ultra Edition machines, no problems!

 

History of Gaming!

For us this industry is about reconnecting with your inner child. I’m sure we can all confidently agree that Pacman doesn’t have the most advanced graphics. But when you play it, it really takes you back to when you were young.

So maybe when you were younger you had a Nintendo, or a Sega Master System. For me it all started with the Atari 2600. Well for the Ultra Edition we’ve got that covered too.

On the one machine you can play:

  • 2700+ Original Arcade games
  • 700+ Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
  • 1100+ Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
  • 300+ Nintendo 64
  • 250+ Sega Master System
  • 350+ Sega Megadrive
  • 350+ Sega Gamegear
  • 500+ Atari 2600
  • 100+ Atari Jaguar
  • 100+ Atari Lynx
  • 300+ Intellivision

Thousands of games of all different platforms and consoles; all on the one machine. Now you see why we’re claiming an entire History of Gaming!

 

Pinball too? Say what?!

Pinball machines are a important part of gaming history. We felt that we couldn’t claim the history of gaming title without including pinballs too. We’ve included digital replicas of the original and genuine pinball machines that are widely loved. With features, multiballs, goals and targets this is the closest experience you’ll get to the real thing (in a digital way of course).

Some classic titles like:

  • Addams Family
  • Terminator 2
  • Kiss
  • Indiana Jones

Plus so many more!

 

Is it reliable?

YES! Much more reliable!

How? Think of a car. An old car, something like a 1982 Volvo 240. If you bought one back in 1982 it would have been the bees knees! Now skip 30 years ahead and think about all the advancements in automobile engineering. Sure, you could have upgraded your Volvo along the way. Added a Mp3 player, added bluetooth, new brakes, new wheels, upgraded the engine, the list goes on and on. At the end of the day you’ve still got a 1982 Volvo 240. This is what the Games Family system, and all the other systems from overseas is like.

Our Ultra Edition system is like buying a new car today. It’s made from current parts, current technology & current software. All parts are sourced locally and built locally. 12 months warranty no problem!

 

Youtube Videos

Here’s a video which shows the main menu screen.  It also shows how we can modify a favourites list, and also play some original arcade games.

 

Another video showing the different game consoles and platforms.

 

One more video comparing virtual pinball to the real thing.

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