Extreme Home Arcades EHA User manual

Extreme Home Arcades Date: 07/14/2021
3041 Michigan Avenue
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Customers Receiving New KeyWiz MAX Input Boards
(your machine included)
You have a custom “shift” or “shazaam” button on your panel, it is offset in
location from your Player 1’s Coin/START button to help differentiate it.
Shift Functions:
1. Shift + 2 Player START = EXIT (Escape)
2. Shift + 2nd Player Joystick UP = Windows Key Trick
(brings up Windows START BAR at the bottom of the screen)
3. Shift + Player 1’s Joystick UP = Full Screen Switch
(all MAME “Arcade Classic Games”)
4. Shift + Player 2’s Button 2 + RIGHT on Player 1’s Joystick = ALT+TAB Trick (to switch
between active windows for navigation/control)
5. Shift + Player 1’s Joystick RIGHT = Menu
(all MAME “Arcade Classic Games”)
6. Shift + Player 1’s Joystick DOWN = Pause
(all MAME “Arcade Classic Games”)
7. Shift + Player 1’s Joystick LEFT = ENTER
(like the ENTER Key on a PC Keyboard

WEBSITE:WWW.EXTREMEHOMEARCADES.COM;EMAIL:[e-mail]
OPERATION MANUAL
Last Updated: 10/15/2021
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 1 | Page

EXTREME HOME ARCADES OPERATION MANUAL
QUICK START GUIDE
This Quick Start Guide is for fast learners, and customers who do not like user’s manuals and just want to dive
in)!
To receive your machine from the shipping company, unpack it, and move it into your residence, please see
those sections later in this manual. This Quick Start Guide presumes you have your machine in a safe location,
have plugged it in and the machine has electrical power.
1. Turning On Your Machine:
●Uprights (MegaCade, Classic, Stealth) – The power button is located on top of the machine (upper left
or right top of machine). It is a standard arcade push button (typically black). Push it, and it will turn on
your machine.
●Tabletops – The power button is located on the back center portion of the cabinet.
●Pedestals – The power button is located on the back of the machine, near the center of the pedestal
cabinet, opposite the HDMI port.
2. Loading a Game:
●After you turn on your machine, an introduction video will automatically load. To skip the introduction
video, push any button or push any position on any joystick on the machine. You will be at the Main
Hyperspin Wheel.
a. You can move down the HyperSpin wheel by pressing the Player 1 or Player 2 Joystick down
(towards your body). Alternatively, you can move up the HyperSpin wheel by pressing the Player
1 or Player 2 Joystick up (away from your body).
b. Use the Player 1 or Player 2 Joystick to go to ARCADE on the Main HyperSpin wheel (this is just
below the SYSTEM option). This is also known as ARCADE CLASSICS (if you let the machine rest on
this option – it will eventually say ARCADE CLASSICS on the screen).
c. Press Player 1’s START Button (white or black man icon on button) to select ARCADE CLASSICS.
You will then be in the Arcade Classics Wheel or menu.
d. Load any game in Arcade Classics by pressing Player 1’s START Button. For example, you could
push Player 1’s Joystick up or down to navigate to the game Batman Forever, then press Player 1’s
START Button to load the game.
e. Wait for the game to load. When the game is fully loaded (this could take a few seconds), credit
the game by pressing the Credit Button (typically it looks like a dollar sign - $). You can do this
multiple times. If you loaded Batman Forever, push the Credit Button four times. [Another way to
credit a game is to Push AND HOLD Player 1’s START Button/OR “Shazaam” button and
simultaneously press Player 1’s FIRST Button (upper left closest to Joystick). This also works for
Players 2, 3 and 4 – just Push and HOLD their respective START button and simultaneously press
their FIRST button (upper left closest to their respective Joysticks)].
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 2 | Page

f. Press 1 (2, 3, or 4) Player’s START Button to start a 1 player or multiplayer game. If you loaded
Batman Forever, press Player 1’s START Button and then press Player 2’s START Button to select a
two-player game. Press Player 1 and 2’s START Buttons again to start the game.
g. To exit any game at any time Press and HOLD Player 1’s START Button/OR “Shazaam” button and
simultaneously push Player 2’s START Button. (Note: Do not try to push them at the same time)
first HOLD Player’s Start Button/OR “Shazaam” button then simultaneously Press Player 2’s START
Button). Press and HOLD Player 1’s START Button/OR “Shazaam” button and then push Player 2’s
START Button. This will take you back to Arcade Classics wheel. To go back to the Main Hyperspin
Wheel Press and HOLD Player 1’s START Button/OR “Shazaam” button and then push Player 2’s
START Button. Note: In the Hyperspin Menu System press Player 1’s START Button/OR “Shazaam”
button (it also works with Player 2’s as well) to go forward in the menus and press and HOLD Player
1’s START button/OR “Shazaam” button and then push Player 2’s START button to go backwards in
the Hyperspin Menu System.
3. Turning Off the Machine
●When you are ready to turn off your machine, go to the Main Hyperspin Wheel and then press and
HOLD Player 1’s START button/OR “Shazaam” button and simultaneously push Player 2’s START
button. At the SYSTEM SHUTDOWN prompt, press left on Player 1’s Joystick to select Yes and then
press Player 1’s START Button. This will turn the machine off. You can hold the power button (what
you used to turn the machine on with) to turn the machine off.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 3 | Page

EXTREME HOME ARCADES OPERATION MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
●Quick Start Guide
●Table of Contents
I. Welcome/Thank you
II. Receiving and Unpacking Your Arcade Machine
III. Moving and Setting Up Your Arcade Machine
IV. Introduction and Overview to Extreme Home Arcade Machines
V. First checks
VI. Front end - HyperSpin
VII. Back End - Windows
a. Windows
b. Commands
VIII. Hypersearch
IX. Movies
X. Peripherals
a. Peripheral and Mapping Overview
b. Joysticks
c. Trackball
d. Wireless Analog Controllers
e. Light guns
f. Flight Stick
g. Steering Wheel/Pedals
h. Dolphinbar Nintendo Wii Light Bar and Controllers
i. Dance Dance Revolution Dance Pad Controller
j. Spinner
k. HyperMarquee
XI. Specific Emulators
XII. Common Errors and Problems
XIII. Software Updates
i. Install Instructions
XIV. Appendix
a. Appendix 1- Basic HyperSpin Commands Page
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 4 | Page

I. WELCOME/THANK YOU
Thank you for purchasing an Extreme Home Arcades machine! Our mission is to provide you the ultimate
arcade experience at home. We hope you will get many years of fun and use from your Extreme Home
Arcades machine.
We use high-quality materials in each of our builds and each machine is built entirely in our shop. We deliver
an all-in-one system that includes custom hardware and software. Extreme Home Arcades machines are quite
complex. Because of this complexity, and because they can run so many games (tens of thousands) the
machines are not always “plug and play.” Some people refer to games systems like this “as a hobby,” as
opposed to just plugging them in and playing them. As a “hobby,” to get the full use of your machine, there
were will be a learning curve. This manual is intended to help shorten the learning curve and help you get as
much out of your machine as possible. That said, there are many games that are truly “plug and play,” while
others will require tinkering and trial and error methods to get the full use of them.
A good resource you may want to take advantage of is the Extreme H ome Arcades Owners Unite! Facebook
page. This is a private user’s group site that is not sanctioned by or officially affiliated with Extreme Home
Arcades. They are simply owners of Extreme Home Arcades machines, that share information and help one
another. They are an excellent source of information and support for anyone that owns and uses an Extreme
Home Arcades machine. Another great source of information regarding Extreme Home Arcades machines is
www.Youtube.com. A search of Extreme Home Arcades on Youtube will result in may videos designed to help
you learn and use your machines.
At Extreme Home Arcades, we are here to support you. If we can do anything to help you with your machine,
please just contact us and let us know. Another way we support our machines is to offer you free lifetime
software updates. This is covered in detail later in this manual, but the short is that all you have to do is mail
us your hard drive and we install the new software on it and mail it back to you (you pay the shipping) and
instantly you get new games and enhancements to your system.
We hope you enjoy your machine and once again, thank you for purchasing a product from Extreme Home
Arcades. We greatly appreciate your business!
Sincerely,
David Lewis
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 5 | Page

II. RECEIVING AND UNPACKING YOUR ARCADE MACHINE
Your Extreme Home Arcades machine will be shipped to you via a freight
carrier (see photo).
BEFORE signing off on your shipment with the freight carrier,
please thoroughly inspect your machine for damage. The shipping
process can be hard on the machines, so please take the time to inspect the
shipment carefully. This will mean you uncrating your machine, with, if
possible, a cordless drill (with a Philips head screwdriver bit) and a utility knife
or box cutter. You typically have a minimum of 15 minutes to inspect your
machine and you always have the right to refuse any damaged shipment. If the
driver attempts to pressure you to sign, refuse, and state you have a minimum
of 15 minutes to inspect the machine. In most cases, the driver will comply
and allow you to properly inspect the shipment.
In the event of damage, you must report it to the driver and NOTE IT ON THE
DELIVERY RECEIPT and again, you always have the right to refuse a damaged
shipment. If you do not note the damage on the Delivery Receipt you are
confirming that you received the goods in perfect condition and you release
the shipping company from any liability on the shipment. Again, any damage
must be reported to the driver and listed on the paperwork and do NOT sign off on the shipment. If you sign
the delivery receipt and do not note any damages, you cannot claim damage afterward! Also, please
immediately notify us at 715/212-8063 if you see any damage to your shipment.
Tools useful to uncrating your machine:
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 6 | Page

III. MOVING AND SETTING UPYOUR ARCADE MACHINE
Once you have received your Extreme Home Arcades machine from the freight carrier, the next step is to get
your machine safely inside your house, apartment, residence or in some cases business.
Some of the machines are quite large and heavy (Megacade, Classic, Stealth, Pedestal, etc.) Please do not try
and move these machines by yourself. It is best to get a minimum of 2 or 3 friends to help you. This will make
the process easier, safer and will ensure the machine does not get damaged in the process.
Here are the general dimensions and weights for the machines:
●MegaCade
o 4-Player: 48” X 38” D x 72” H, 265 pounds
●Classic and Stealth
o 2-Player Single Piece: 30.5” W x 34” D x 72” H, 215 pounds
o 2-Player Two-Piece: 36” W x 38” D x 72” H, 230 pounds
o 4-Player: 48” W x 38” D x 72” H, 245 pounds
●Pedestal
o 2-Player: 36” W x 28” D x 39” H, 80 pounds
o 4-Player: 48” W x 29” D x 39” H, 95 pounds
●Cocktail Table
o 2-Player: 30” W x 34” D x 31” H, 225 pounds
Some of the machines will not fit through a standard 34” doorway without removing the joystick/control
panel. This section will help you do that.
REMOVING AND REATTACHING THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL TO MOVE YOUR ARCADE MACHINE THROUGH DOORS
If you have a 4-player machine or a large 2-player machine you may need to remove the joystick/control panel
to get your machine through a 34” doorway. This can be done in 10-15 minutes. In addition to these
instructions, please see the www.Youtube.com video: Remove Joystick Panel from Megacade to Fit Through
Standard doorway – Extreme Home Arcades.
Note: A cordless drill with a Phillips-head screwdriver will make the process of removing your joystick/control
panel easier and faster.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 7 | Page

1. Remove 4-Screws in Your Main Volume Control Under Your Joystick/Control Panel.
The Main Volume Control on all uprights and pedestals is
located UNDER the joystick/control panel (see photo).
Look UNDER your joystick/control panel and you should
see it glowing BLUE when your machine is turned on.
Unscrew the 4-screws holding the Main Volume Control
in place and let it gently hang down from the cabinet.
2. FOR UPRIGHTS ONLY – Remove the lower back door on your machine. Carefully disconnect all cables
coming out of the back of your joystick/control panel (looking inside the back of your machine) – see
photo. Note: the exact number of cables can depend on the configuration of your machine. These
are all quick disconnect cables. You can take a picture for reference if needed. You will plug all these
cables back in when you re-install the joystick/control panel back on your machine when it is in its
final resting place. The Youtube video previously referenced shows how to disconnect these cables
if you would like additional information.
3. YOU WILL NOW START TO REMOVE THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL OF YOUR MACHINE. BEFORE
BEGINNING TO REMOVE THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL, HAVE ANOTHER PERSON OR 2 HOLD THE
JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL. THIS CANNOT BE OVERSTATED. THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL IS FRONT
HEAVY AND CAN FALL OFF THE MACHINE IF SOMEONE IS NOT HOLDING IT UP.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 8 | Page

4. On the joystick/control panel, remove the 2, SILVER OR BLACK Phillip-head screws (2” long) that hold
your joystick/control panel shut. See the white arrows on the photos below for a Pedestal. For an
Upright machine they will be located toward the front of the joystick/control panel (towards the
monitor) -see the blue arrows on the photo. Note: DO NOT remove the smaller screws along the
perimeter/outside edge of the joystick/control panel (these hold the protective plexiglass in place that
cover your joystick/control panel top – see the yellow arrow on the next photo).
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 9 | Page

5. Lift up the joystick/control panel like the hood of your car (hinged in BACK on Pedestals – see photo;
and in the FRONT on an Upright machine – see photo). Have a friend hold the joystick/control panel
open so you can take out the 4-screws in the next step.
6. FOR PEDESTALS ONLY – (Note: Pedestals can go through doors more easily than Uprights. You may
have the option on a Pedestal to leave the wires connected in the machine and simply rotate the
joystick/control panel 90-degrees to get through doors. In that case, you do not need to unplug the
wires leading from the joystick/control panel to the main unit. If on the other hand, you need or
want to completely remove the joystick/control panel from the main unit, you will need to unplug
these wires). TO COMPLETEY REMOVE THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL FROM THE MAIN BOX ON
YOUR PEDESTAL, UNPLUG THE 5 QUICK DISCONNECT CABLES BELOW – SEE PHOTO. THESE ARE QUICK
RELEASE CABLES AND WILL COME APART EASILY). Take a photo to make sure you put these back
correctly when the Pedestal is in its final resting place.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 10 | Page

7. AFTER SOMEONE IS HOLDING THE JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL remove the 4-screws that hold the
joystick/control panel to the main cabinet. This is straightforward on pedestals (see photo – see white
arrows) but slightly more difficult on some Uprights (see photo and the Youtube video previously
referenced). REMEMBER, BEFORE REMOVING THE LAST SCREW HAVE SOMEONE HOLD THE
JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL SO IT DOES NOT FALL – DO NOT FORGOT THIS – OR THE
JOYSTICK/CONTROL PANEL WILL FALL!
8. With help from 2-3 friends remove the joystick/control panel from your machine (or rotate it 90
degrees for a pedestal if you did not unplug the wires).
9. Move Your Machine into its New Location
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 11 | Page

10. Carefully reassemble the machine.
The steps are:
a. Put the 4-screws back in the joystick/control panel that hold it to the main box. Be careful not to
pinch any wires as you screw the box unto the main panel;
b. Carefully reconnect the quick disconnect cables, if you unplugged them;
c. Close the joystick/control panel lid, again making sure not to pinch any wires;
d. Reinstall the 2, 2” long silver of black Phillips-head screws that came out of the top of the
joystick/control panel.
e. Reinstall the Main Volume Control unit
11. Finally, before plugging in your machine take the time to remove the back door (upright), open the rear
door (table top/pedestal), or pull out the locked sliding drawer (cocktail table) and double check that all
parts are seated tightly in place. As noted earlier, shipping is hard on the machines and things do come
loose sometimes.
12. Once your machine is in place, you are ready to plug it in and turn it on. Please see the Quick Reference
Guide earlier in this manual for assistance.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 12 | Page

IV. INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW - EXTREME HOME ARCADES MACHINES
Extreme Home Arcades offers many types of arcade machine builds and cabinets. They include the Megacade,
Classic, Stealth, Pedestal, Game Box, TableTop and Cocktail style machines. While the builds and cabinets are
different, they all offer many, if not all, of the same arcade games and the same basic front-end and back-end
software that runs the machines. This section of the manual gives you a basic overview of how Extreme Home
Arcades machines are setup and what to expect when using them.
A. Extreme Home Arcades Machines and Emulators – Extreme Home Arcades machines are sophisticated
pieces of computer hardware and software that allow the user to play thousands of games on hundreds of
systems on one machine. Computer emulators are used to emulate the original game/computer system.
Emulating all of these different computer systems is complicated. That is why the machines are sometimes
viewed more as a “hobby” than “plug and play” where you just turn it on and it works. All of this
sophistication and ability to play tens of thousands of games on one system means that sometimes the
user will encounter errors, problems, and glitches. This just comes with the territory. That said, most
users are okay with that given the enormous range of games they can play on the systems.
B. Extreme Home Arcades Front-End (HyperSpin) and Back-End Software (Windows) –
A. Front-End Software – HyperSpin: When a user
pushes the power button and turns on the
machine it goes through a start-up procedure
and eventually ends up at the “Main Wheel” or
menu (see photo). This is the “front-end” of the
system and is what users normally see when
they use these machines. This “front-end” is
called HyperSpin. This is what is used to
navigate the many systems and tens of
thousands of games on the machines.
HyperSpin is controlled by the Player 1 and
Player 2 joysticks. You can easily move through
the Hyperspin menus. HyperSpin is covered in detail later in this manual.
B. Back-End Software – Windows: Extreme Homes Arcade systems also use a “back-end” system –
Microsoft Windows (see photo of Windows – Desktop and Windows File Explorer), to control the
many complicated computer functions that it takes to run the emulators and games. Windows also
has a section later in this manual. You will gradually get acquainted with both the front-end and
back-end of the systems over time and this manual is designed to help.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 13 | Page

C. Main Volume Control
The Main Volume Control on all Uprights and Pedestals is located under the joystick/control panel. It will
be glowing blue when your machine is turned on. The Main Volume is controlled by turning the large dial
that is lit up blue. Turn the dial right for the volume to increase and left for the volume to decrease. There
is an on/off switch to turn the speakers on or off.
There is a headphone jack on the device and an AUX input jack for use with
i-pods and other extrenal devices. Most of the machines also have a large
subwoofer in the unit. The Main Volume Control unit has a dial to increase
and decrease the sub-woofer.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 14 | Page

D. Joystick/Control Panel Layout and AUX Switch and AUX Buttons
Below is a photo of a standard 4-player joystick/control panel. Your machine may or may not have all of the
features of the joystick/control panel below or you may have selected a different button configuration. This
section covers the items in the photo below and then looks closer at the next photo of Player 1’s controls, the
auxiliary switch, auxiliary buttons and trackball.
On a standard 4-player joystick/control panel, Player 1’s and Player 2’s controls are in the middle of the panel
and Player’s 3 and 4 Player’s controls are on the ends. The 4-way joystick, at the top of the panel, is provided
for games like Pac-Man and Frogger. These games used a 4-way joystick and not the standard 8-way joystick
that is on the rest of the joystick/control panel. This machine also has a spinner which is used for games like
Tempest and a Flight Stick which is used for games like After Burner and some of the original Star Wars games.
The photo below shows the standard button layout for Extreme Home Arcades machines. The photo below
shows Player 1’s control and buttons. Player 2, 3, and 4’s are in the same layout. The Player 1 START Button
looks like a single stick figure. The START Button for Player 2 looks like 2 stick figures and so on for Player’s 3
and 4. The Credit Button, which looks like a dollar sign ($), is used to credit arcade games. Player 1’s buttons
(1 through 8) are laid out in the order shown in the photo.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 15 | Page

Trackball as a Mouse - The Trackball is in the center of the panel (see photo). The Trackball can be used in
games, but it can also be used as a mouse in the Windows back-end interface. Notice the AUX Switch in the
upper left of the joystick/control panel. When the AUX Switch is switched to the RIGHT, the three AUX
Buttons in the upper middle of the panel become the left, middle, and right buttons on a mouse. This is one
way for navigation in the Windows back-end interface. When the AUX Switch is in the left position it is the
same as Player 1’s, 1, 2, and 3 buttons. Also, for some bezeled games (games that have a frame around them
to fit the screen) like Missile Command (which uses a trackball) it is best to keep the AUX Switch in the left
position as you may “click” off the screen (into the bezel) and the game will become unresponsive until you
click back on the active game “window” again.
NOTE: The joysticks and buttons on your joystick/control panel (as shown above) work for many, but not all
games and game systems. For example, they will not work on the Nintendo 64, Nintendo Game Cube,
PlayStation 1, 2, or 3, PSP (PlayStation Portable), DreamCast and many new PC games. These games require
a wireless analog controller (like a PlayStation or Xbox controller).
E. Software Updates:
Extreme Home Arcades provide free software updates to customers. Customers only have to pay a small
shipping fee.
F. Facebook Group – Extreme Home Arcades Owners Unite! And The Manhattan Project
There is a private group on www.facebook.com, called Extreme Home Arcades Owners Unite! This is largely a
group of Extreme Home Arcades users and customers. The group freely shares information and helps its
members by providing videos, tips, tricks, other resources, and how to troubleshoot and solve problems
regarding their Extreme Home Arcades machines.
G. You Tube – Extreme Home Arcades Videos
www.youtube.com also have many helpful videos that assist you in learning your machine and helping you get
the most out of it.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 16 | Page

V. FIRST CHECKS
A. Upright Machines - For upright machines they typically come configured for you and should be ready
to go. Follow the instructions on the Quick Start Guide. You should be playing games in a few minutes.
B. Pedestals and GameBoxes – For Pedestal and GameBox machines you are providing your own monitor.
Therefore, it is important that your arcade machine and television/monitor have the correct settings.
This is particularly true with 4K HDTVs.
If your arcade machine is not running at the correct resolution, it will be sluggish and some games
will not display or run correctly.
Follow the directions below to setup your Pedestal or Game Box with a 4K HDTV.
a. Turn on your Pedestal or GameBox (follow the directions in the Quick Start Guide).
b. At the Main Wheel in HyperSpin press the Player 1
or Player 2 Joysticks up or down the Main Wheel until you come
to SYSTEM (see photo). This is just above ARCADE (also known as
Arcade Classics).
c. Press Player 1’s START Button (white or black man
icon on button) on SYSTEM. This will put you in the System
Wheel in Hyperspin.
d. Use the Player 1 or Player 2 Joystick to navigate up
or down the SYSTEM Wheel in HyperSpin to ADJUST DISPLAY
PROPERTIES (see Photo).
e. Press Player 1’s START Button to Select: ADJUST
DISPLAY PROPERTIES.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 17 | Page

f. Set “Resolution” to 1920 x 1080 (see Photo). If the resolution is not set to 1920 x 1080 you will
need to change it to this. In the “Introduction and Overview to Extreme Home Arcades
Machines” section of this manual it was explained that the Trackball on your machine can be
used as a mouse. You will use the Trackball as a mouse to change the resolution setting to 1920
x 1080, if it is not already set to this. Flip the AUX SWITCH so it is pointing to the RIGHT (see the
Introduction and Overview section). When you do this the 3 AUX Buttons at the top of the
Joystick/Control Panel will operate as the left, middle, and right, mouse buttons. Point with the
Trackball to “Resolution” and use the Left Mouse Button to click on the down arrow next to
Resolution and select 1920 x 1080. Then, point with the Trackball to APPLY and press the Left
Mouse Button. If a Window pops up asking whether you want to keep this resolution point and
click on OK or YES to keep this resolution.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 18 | Page

VI. FRONT END - HYPERSPIN
This section is about HyperSpin, the “front-end” of
Extreme Home Arcade machines. As indicated
previously, HyperSpin is used to navigate the many
systems and tens of thousands of games on Extreme
Home Arcades machines. HyperSpin includes the
menus you see (see photo), but also the commands
that are used to load a game, pause a game, exit a
game, create favorites, control settings in a game,
etc. Like any new system, HyperSpin will take a little
bit of time to learn, but eventually it will become
second nature to you. HyperSpin uses the Joysticks
and various button combinations on your
Joystick/Control Panel to execute commands. This part of the manual will explain in detail how
HyperSpin works and the various commands you can execute to load and control games. Below is the
standard Joystick/Control Panel layout (as shown previously) and a short table of basic HyperSpin
menu controls/commands. Appendix 1 contains a more comprehensive list of commands (it may be
helpful to printout either the list below or Appendix 1 and have one of them posted near your machine
for quick reference). Please note: Player 1 has been abbreviated to P1, Player 2 to P2 and so on. The
table below shows a list of basic HyperSpin commands/controls. Additional details for most
commands are contained later in this section.
Extreme Home Arcades – Operation Manual - 19 | Page