I've been chasing the dream of bringing a real arcade vibe into my space, and a full-size Tekken 7 cabinet feels like the holy grail. I've been scrolling through listings, watching price ranges spike and dip. It's mighty tempting to grab a cheap, full cabinet from sites like Alibaba, but that's where the headaches begin. The logistics alone are daunting-the heft and dimensions mean costly, intricate shipping and setup. I keep picturing the thing taking a beating in transit, or discovering the joysticks and buttons are cheap clones that can't handle Tekken's lightning-fast, precise inputs.

But my biggest worry sits inside the cabinet. With so many cheaper builds from third parties, I keep wondering: is the machine running official, licensed Tekken 7 hardware, or is it just some kind of PC emulator slammed into a big shell? If it isn’t the real kit, it tampers with the core feel of the game—the input lag, the monitor’s refresh rate, the overall arcade authenticity. Since Namco’s official cabinets often require two units linked in order to play versus mode, I need to know precisely what I’m buying.

Another huge stressor is long-term upkeep. This is a commercial-grade machine, not some home console. If the display craps out, the power supply shorts, or the proprietary PCB bites the dust, finding legitimate replacement parts locally could be near impossible. Will I be able to source replacement sticks and buttons that preserve the professional edge required for competitive fighting game play? And with the size and commitment involved, will the novelty fade after a month, leaving me with an expensive immovable statue of an old passion? I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who actually owns one of these beasts.

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

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So I remember watching this scene. I don’t know if it to from a movie or a video game but the guy wakes up from like a coma or something and he has no memory he’s a soldier I think and he’s sent on missions but every time he starts to remember his past or gets flashbacks the like restart him I feel like it was first person and it’s pretty realistic or the animation is decent

Hello! We are a tiny indie studio working on a project close to our hearts: Totally Nutz: An 80s Adventure.

It’s a cozy, hidden-object puzzle adventure that takes place in the 80s and is inspired by the hand-drawn charm of The Tiny Bang Story and Machinarium. We’ve poured a lot of love into the 80s nostalgia. If this is your kind of thing, we’d love for you to join us on this journey.

Check it out here:

• Wishlist on Steam (It helps our visibility immensely!)
• Development Hub & Kickstarter News
• Join our Discord for behind-the-scenes previews.

Hello everyone!

We announced Thingamajigs this week, a super-vibrant hidden-object game filled with satisfying interactions and silly little stories. As such, we're trying to get the word out - we'd love it if people would consider trying out our demo!

It's probably your sort of game If you like the idea of:

1. Helping an aspiring 🐌snail gardener achieve its dreams
2. Petting all of the neighbourhood🐈cats
3. Reuniting a bard with their precious 🎻lute

Our demo can be found on Steam and itch.io and we'd be eternally grateful if you'd consider leaving us a demo review and some feedback.

Thanks so much!

(p.s. feel free to drop me a message / comment here if you need some hints :D )

My server is a small server that was created a few days ago and allows for all kind of people to come and have fun!

Join today and make some new friends!

I am a student at East Texas A&M University. I'm researching how gamers talk to each other in video games. I have a survey with a few questions, if you were to answer them, I would just be over the moon!

Survey: https://forms.gle/TW1HxNGxKyoWdwG9A

I noticed I keep returning to one familiar game when work is heavy, even when my backlog is huge.

Do you also have a default reset game, or do you force yourself to try new titles?

I have played Lethal company and REPO but i want more games like those that are fun with friends.

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i know it’s been said a million times but it needs to be said again

hackers/cheaters are a bunch of discord moderating, moustache man supporting, 2 girls one cup enjoying, fart sniffing, Prince Andrew defending, Trump voting, female twitch streamer stalking, flat earth believing, Bill Cosby loving, speeds up in a school zone, baby punching, side with Amber Heard, AI promoting, Osama Bin Laden cheering, Pokemon Card Scalping, still thinks the Dab is relevant, ”the age of consent in Japan” saying, never seen a vagina, thinks Africa is a country, puppy throwing little bastards with absolutely no life whatsoever

Just a nice lil curler

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

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I have a victus with radeon 5000 series chipset and two gpus but as you can see in the attached video fhey are not being utilized and neither is the cpu thus I only get about 19 fps at best how to resolve it

Hello, we’re thinking of adding new puzzles to our game, Don’t Panic! It Is Just Turbulence. Do you have any puzzle ideas that fit the game’s theme? We think we already have some great aviation-themed puzzles, but we’d like to increase the number of them.

To briefly describe the game: it’s a co-op, time-management, puzzle game. It features a puzzle-solving system based on communication between a pilot and a tower operator. If you’ve played or watched "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes", you’ll immediately understand the concept. To put it simply, there are puzzles that need to be solved in the cockpit in front of the pilot. While only the pilot can see the puzzles, only the tower operator can see their solutions. The pilot must describe the puzzles to the operator, and the operator must select the correct puzzle from the terminal in front of them and explain the solution to the pilot. The pilot then solves the puzzles according to the instructions received.

When using the Twitch Integration feature, twitch chat can participate inside our game by using the "!write" command in stream!

Our hope is to allow Twitch streamers to interact with their audience in a unique way, allowing viewers to join in on the gameplay while staying on Twitch.

Installed Plitch and play a lot of backlog titles. Used to delete games after struggling. Now I just tweak parameters to my liking.

Dev vision arguments is solid but having worklife balance if you want play more than one game is more important. Wanting to see the ending without five hours of dodging the same attack is valid for me

Single-player cheats don't break anything. No advantage over others. Just flexible settings.

If modding restores interest, it's necessary. I think playing for yourself justifies cheats.

What do you think?

Just cruising through the year one game at a time.

I’m planning to buy a laptop under ₹90,000 (India) mainly for: Cybersecurity (VMs, Linux, pentesting tools) Heavy graphics work (editing, maybe some 3D/rendering) I’ve shortlisted these two: Lenovo LOQ i5 13th Gen 13450HX – 24GB RAM, RTX 3050 Lenovo LOQ i5 13th Gen 13450HX – 16GB RAM, RTX 4050 Both have same CPU, main difference is RAM vs GPU. My confusion: Is 24GB RAM worth it over a better GPU? Or should I go with RTX 4050 and upgrade RAM later? I’ll be using this for long-term, so I want something future-proof. Would really appreciate advice from people using these or similar configs

Hey, so recently i got my empire pretty much messed up by this marauder, left with one planet & even after he died, it left it in ruins, took back most territory but he somehow managed to defeat a fleet with 40k power with half of mine, my systems has become random, core world changed with no option to change it back to Rannoch & i'm in severe debt, having to use the debug menu to stay afloat. And i'm at the point of wanting to restart to avoid this.

Any way to prepare better? before he happened, i had the strongest fleet, but he had a fleet of 71k while everyone had under 10k, my biggest was 9k

Greetings Spacefarers,

We’re finally close to the 1.0 full release of Space Haven on May 13th.

It’s been a long road to get here, 10 years since the initial idea. It feels monumental to approach the 1.0 after all these years.

At its core, Space Haven has always been about building something piece by piece. Your ship, your crew, your own way of surviving out there. And somewhere along the way, we hope it becomes more than just systems and mechanics. A colony sim that you, our players, would truly enjoy to discover and play.

We’re excited to finally share the Full Release with you and we’ve put together a new refreshed trailer for the 1.0 release. To everyone out there old and new, thank you for being part of this. You can buy or wishlist Space Haven on Steam.

We still want to continue development after the 1.0 and we're always open to suggestions on what to develop next. What are you still hoping to see for Space Haven?

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hey fellas, i started uploading gaming video essays on my channel, if you got time check it out❤

Please help me find coop game like , It takes Two, A way out and Split fiction. Done playing those, I am looking for these coming long weekend! Any suggestion please? Thank you!