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Night City

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Night City is a game development collective based out of Chicago, IL

Night City

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Night City is a game development collective based out of Chicago, IL

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Optical Encoder

2025-02-08T22:19:31Z

Socks: Created page with "Category:Sensors === Trackballs === [https://www.ultimarc.com/trackballs-and-spinners/trackballs/u-trak/ Ultimarc Flush Mount] [https://na.suzohapp.com/products/trackballs/56-0100-11HL 3" HAPP Trackball] - these are standard in Golden Tee machines and thus, can often be found used for relatively cheap! Note: Will require an external control board such as an [https://www.ultimarc.com/control-interfaces/opti-pac/opti-pac/ Optipac] Will also likely require an exter..."

[[Category:Sensors]]

=== Trackballs ===
[https://www.ultimarc.com/trackballs-and-spinners/trackballs/u-trak/ Ultimarc Flush Mount]

[https://na.suzohapp.com/products/trackballs/56-0100-11HL 3" HAPP Trackball] - these are standard in Golden Tee machines and thus, can often be found used for relatively cheap! Note: Will require an external control board such as an [https://www.ultimarc.com/control-interfaces/opti-pac/opti-pac/ Optipac] Will also likely require an external mounting plate such as [https://na.suzohapp.com/products/trackballs/55-1101-00 this]

[https://na.suzohapp.com/products/trackballs/56-5500-11 2.25" HAPP Trackball] - same as above, but in a smaller package! Cheaper to buy new, harder to find used. Will also require a control board and mounting plate.

=== Spinners ===
Spinners are effectively half a trackball! They will typically emulate a mouse on a single axis!

Category:Cabinets

2025-02-07T22:36:13Z

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#redirect [[List_of_Indie_Arcade_Games]]

When enough games have had their pages populated, remove this redirect

Category:Cabinets

2025-02-07T22:35:25Z

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#redirect [[List_of_Indie_Arcade_Games]]

Babycastles

2025-02-07T22:20:01Z

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Babycastles

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Videogamo

2025-02-07T22:16:26Z

Socks: Created page with "Category:Organization Videogame is an Argentina-based game organization ===Games=== NAVE Dobotone Gol-E-Gol ===External Links=== [https://www.videogamo.com/ Website] [https://www.instagram.com/videogamo.inc/ Instagram]"

[[Category:Organization]]
Videogame is an Argentina-based game organization

===Games===
[[NAVE]]

[[Dobotone]]

[[Gol-E-Gol]]

===External Links===
[https://www.videogamo.com/ Website]

[https://www.instagram.com/videogamo.inc/ Instagram]

We Throw Switches

2025-02-07T22:13:14Z

Socks: Created page with "Category:Organization We Throw Switches is a UK-based art studio, founded in 2015, that focuses on video games and interactive installations ==External Links== [https://www.wethrowswitches.com/ Website] [https://www.instagram.com/wethrowswitches/?hl=en Instagram]"

[[Category:Organization]]
We Throw Switches is a UK-based art studio, founded in 2015, that focuses on video games and interactive installations

==External Links==
[https://www.wethrowswitches.com/ Website]

[https://www.instagram.com/wethrowswitches/?hl=en Instagram]

Death by Audio Arcade

2025-02-07T22:08:02Z

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List of Games Shown at Super MAGFest

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This article is about games shown at Super MAGFest that meet the general ethos of this wiki. For a comprehensive list of traditional indie titles shown at Super MAGFest, see [https://super-magfest.squarespace.com/mivs-archive MIVS Archive]

===2014===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game
! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]]
| Shown in the main arcade hall
|}

===2015===
All games were presented by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game
! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]]
|
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]]
|
|-
| [[Particle Mace]]
|
|-
| [[Nest]]
|
|-
| [[Nothing Good Can Come of This]]
| shown on the [[Droid]]
|-
| [[Futbol Forever]]
|
|}

===2016===
All games were presented by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game
! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]]
|
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]]
|
|-
| [[Particle Mace]]
|
|-
| [[Nest]]
|
|-
| [[Nothing Good Can Come of This]]
|
|-
| [[Futbol Forever]]
|
|-
| [[Star Versus]]
|
|-
| [[Trace Vector]]
|
|-
| [[Robo Puzzle Smash]]
|
|}

===2017===
{| class="wikitable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Particle Mace]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Nest]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[NGCCOT]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Versus]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Futbol Forever]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles ]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Videofreak]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Volleygon]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[VIDEOBALL]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Line Wobbler]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[BANG BANG BANG]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Magical Sound Car]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[ALEA]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Fishbane]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[YO FIGHT MY MANS]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Multibowl]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|}

===2018===
{| class="wikitable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Particle Mace]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Nest]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[NGCCOT]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Versus]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Futbol Forever]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles ]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Videofreak]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Line Wobbler]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Shrimp Ball: Spaghetti Bowl]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Spherical Smackdown]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[TorqueL]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[The Fish Market]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Super Mario Phone]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Witchball]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Squishy the Turtle]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Palmystery]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Electric Scrapeboard]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Dance Dance Mortal Kombat]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Robo Puzzle Smash]] ||
|-
| [[Dobotone]] ||
|-
| [[Scoot Pooch]] ||
|-
| [[Phillytron]] ||
|-
| [[Centenntable]] ||
|}
===2019===
{| class="wikitable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[Crystal Brawl]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Particle Mace]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Nest]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[NGCCOT]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Versus]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles ]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Videofreak]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Giffinator]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Kung Fu Kickball]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[VOLLEYGON]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Salmon Roll: The Upstream Team]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Bleep Space]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Black Room]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Celine Fan]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Electric Scrapeboard]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Final Spike]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Fluff Battle]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Hungry Buddy]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[I Jab at Thee]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Line Wobbler]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[My Friend Matisse]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Ralph 4]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Robo Puzzle Smash]] ||
|-
| [[Dobotone]] ||
|-
| [[Scoot Pooch]] ||
|-
| [[Phillytron]] ||
|-
| [[Centenntable]] ||
|-
| [[Ossia Glow]] ||
|-
| [[Soarin' Scurry]] ||
|-
| [[geobio]] ||
|-
| [[eCheese Zone]] ||
|-
| [[Arpongi]] ||
|-
| [[Don't Push Me]] ||
|-
| [[Juggle Panic]] ||
|-
| [[Just One Boss]] ||
|}

===2020===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[MASSIVE]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Volleygon]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Nothing Good Can Come of This]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Videofreak]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Kung Fu Kickball]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Dreamboxxx]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Giffinator]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Particle Mace]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Salmon Roll]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Circumnavigators]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Bleep Space]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Versus]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[143]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[2fr0g]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[blub blub]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[chirp club]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[donkey kong bath time]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[electroconcierge]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[guitar mouse]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[hairy harry ]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[hecticube]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[magnelyion]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[tandis]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[tsukisas arena]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[wrong box]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[witchball]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Line Wobbler]] || Shown by [[Babycastles]]
|-
| [[Tipsy Raccoons]] || Shown in MIVS
|-
| [[Scoot Pooch]] ||
|-
| [[Sashimi Slammers]] ||
|-
| [[eCheese Zone]] ||
|-
| [[Phillytron]] ||
|-
| [[OVERTIME]] ||
|-
| [[Centenntable]] ||
|-
| [[the thunderstorm cradled us softly as we drifted off to sleep and it felt as if everything would resolve itself...in a bed]] ||
|-
| [[Don't Push Me]] ||
|-
| [[Coffee Crisis]] ||
|-
| [[Quickdraw]] ||
|-
| [[Dodecimation]] ||
|-
| [[Rocking Horse Racers]] ||
|-
| [[Bluster Blunder]] ||
|-
| [[The Yeehaw Agenda]] ||
|-
| [[1000 Deaths]] ||
|-
| [[Soarin' Scurry]] ||
|-
| [[Extreality Codebreaker]] ||
|-
| [[Pushy Kawaii]] ||
|-
| [[Ghostboi in the Land of the Dead]] ||
|}

===2021===
See: [[Makers Play]]

===2022===
Our master game list for 2022 is all sorts of jacked up because the Omicron Covid wave really messed everything up last minute

===2023===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[Pushy Kawaii]] ||
|-
| [[Beat Boxing]] ||
|-
| [[Don't Push Me]] ||
|-
| [[eCheese Zone]] ||
|-
| [[Garf M.D.]] ||
|-
| [[Dragon Master]] ||
|-
| [[Fight City]] ||
|-
| [[Psychic Space Wars]] ||
|-
| [[Crab Volleyball]] ||
|-
| [[Dodecimation]] ||
|-
| [[Frame Shifters]] ||
|-
| [[A Tragic Accidental Still Life]] ||
|-
| [[Scrapeboard]] ||
|-
| [[64 N64]] ||
|-
| [[Phillytron]] ||
|-
| [[Cosmic Crash]] ||
|-
| [[Trapped in the Debris]] ||
|-
| [[The Two Skelefriends Return]] ||
|-
| [[Trombone Champ]] ||
|-
| [[Vestigial]] ||
|-
| [[Light It Out]] ||
|-
| [[There is Music in my Head 24x7]] ||
|-
| [[Color Crush]] ||
|-
| [[line wobbler]] ||
|-
| [[DK BATHTIME]] ||
|-
| [[KIRBY IS IN JAIL]] ||
|-
| [[MILEY CYRUS THE CIMB]] ||
|-
| [[Cosmotrons]] ||
|-
| [[Armed and Gelatinous]] ||
|-
| [[Galactic Battleground]] ||
|-
| [[Switch n Shoot]] ||
|-
| [[Retro Raccoons]] ||
|-
| [[Deathball]] ||
|-
| [[Black Emperor ]] ||
|-
| [[Bleep Space]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Circumnavigators]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Foiled]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Futbol Forever]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Giffinator]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Hair Nah]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Hoverburger]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[KungFu Kickball]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Massive]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Nothing Good Can Come of This]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[PARTICLE MACE]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia 88]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Salmon Roll]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Super Sharp Birds]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Typing Party]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Video Freak]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Volleygon]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Witchball]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Arpongi (or other Ayla)]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Cold Sun Surf]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Filthy Kitchen]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Just One Boss]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Kid Orion]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Versus]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Tuck and Rolo]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Zubgubbles]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[CD Run]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Chrono]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Dobotone]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Meow Pow]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Skirmish Society]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Smushbois]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Speglar]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Star Crossed]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Tough Love Arena]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[Very Polished Jousting]] || Shown by [[Death by Audio Arcade]]
|-
| [[The Claw]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|}
===2024===
Note: This is missing the game lists from [[Arcade Commons]], [[RunJumpDev]], and commercially-available indie cabs
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[ALISTAIR’S MAGIC BOX]] ||
|-
| [[BEAT BOXING]] ||
|-
| [[BUMPY GRUMPY]] ||
|-
| [[COKE BUGS]] ||
|-
| [[COSMIC CRASH]] ||
|-
| [[CRAB VOLLEYBALL]] ||
|-
| [[DISCONTROL]] ||
|-
| [[DK BATHTIME VR]] ||
|-
| [[DODECIMATION]] ||
|-
| [[DON’T PUSH ME]] ||
|-
| [[ECHEESE ZONE]] ||
|-
| [[FOOSCADE]] ||
|-
| [[FRAME SHIFTERS]] ||
|-
| [[GARF M.D.]] ||
|-
| [[GUNFISH]] ||
|-
| [[HABER DASHER]] ||
|-
| [[HEXTABLE]] ||
|-
| [[LINE WOBBLER]] ||
|-
| [[PHILLYTRON]] ||
|-
| [[PLUGNCHUG]] ||
|-
| [[PUSHY KAWAII]] ||
|-
| [[PSYCHLONE]] ||
|-
| [[QUESTFAST: A CUSTOMER COPY ADVENTURE]] ||
|-
| [[RECORD COLLECTION]] ||
|-
| [[ROCK PAPER SISTERS]] ||
|-
| [[SCOOT POOCH]] ||
|-
| [[SCRAPEBOARD]] ||
|-
| [[SHAPES WITH FRIENDS]] ||
|-
| [[SLOPPY FORGERIES]] ||
|-
| [[THE BOOK RITUAL]] ||
|-
| [[TUG OF PEACE]] ||
|-
| [[VESTIGIAL]] ||
|-
| [[WE ARE ALL ANTS]] ||
|-
| [[WIN STUPID PRIZES]] ||
|}
===2025===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game !! Notes
|-
| [[VolleyBird]] ||
|-
| [[Plug&Chug]] ||
|-
| [[Throwback! Jai-Alai Heroes]] ||
|-
| [[Maestro's Theatre]] ||
|-
| [[Beat Boxing]] ||
|-
| [[Swadge]] ||
|-
| [[Jam Cab]] ||
|-
| [[Armed and Gelatinous]] ||
|-
| [[Death Ball]] ||
|-
| [[Black Emperor]] ||
|-
| [[Cosmotrons]] ||
|-
| [[Galactic Battleground]] ||
|-
| [[Kung Fu Kickball]] ||
|-
| [[Switch n Shoot]] ||
|-
| [[Nidhogg II]] ||
|-
| [[Oshi-Gokko]] ||
|-
| [[Haunt Hunt]] ||
|-
| [[Hextable]] ||
|-
| [[Touch Hands arcade]] ||
|-
| [[Rock Paper Secrets]] ||
|-
| [[League of Foes]] ||
|-
| [[Don't Push Me]] ||
|-
| [[High Rollers: Dice Drop Duel]] ||
|-
| [[Crab Volleyball ]] ||
|-
| [[RICE!!!]] ||
|-
| [[GEMZY FRENZY]] ||
|-
| [[Gunfish]] ||
|-
| [[Scoot Pooch]] ||
|-
| [[Vestigial]] ||
|-
| [[Frame shifters]] ||
|-
| [[Guess Hue]] ||
|-
| [[Coolzing]] ||
|-
| [[Waddle Throttle]] ||
|-
| [[Grapple Fisher DX]] ||
|-
| [[EtchLight]] ||
|-
| [[Finger Twister]] ||
|-
| [[Artificial Adventure]] ||
|-
| [[eCheese]] ||
|-
| [[Bug-a-pult]] ||
|-
| [[Rolopolop]] ||
|-
| [[young cathedral]] ||
|-
| [[Bloodrage Summer Fight Club]] ||
|-
| [[Bunny Beats]] ||
|-
| [[Haber Dasher]] ||
|-
| [[Tug of Peace ]] ||
|-
| [[Scrapeboard]] ||
|-
| [[Topsy Turpsy]] ||
|-
| [[Rodeo Rumble]] ||
|-
| [[Motor Away Trip]] ||
|-
| [[Dodecimation]] ||
|-
| [[Pushy Kawaii]] ||
|-
| [[Line Wobbler]] ||
|-
| [[Quantum Jungle]] ||
|-
| [[Dyebreaker]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Speglar]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Hoverburger]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Nothing Good Can Come of This]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[PARTICLE MACE]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Vector Mace]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Super Sharp Birds]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Slam City Oracles]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Powerboat Italia '88]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Volleygon]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[WeatherSys Admin]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Nightmare Kart]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Cakefoot]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Circumnavigators]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Salmon Roll]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Bleep Space]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Hoverburglet]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Sticky Foot]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Titanic 2]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Rocket Dog]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Ziggurat]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Icarus Proudbottom]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Massive]] || Shown by [[Arcade Commons]]
|-
| [[Lexitron]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Get rotated]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Witchball]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Centenntable]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Bumpy Grumpy]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Altar of Progress]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|-
| [[Hardcore Cottagecore]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
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| [[Synthetic Echoes]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
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| [[Match Point]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
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| [[Asteroid Drift]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
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| [[Chef it Up]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
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| [[Kentucky Dash]] || Shown by [[RunJumpDev]]
|}

MAGFest

2025-02-07T20:57:25Z

Socks:

[[Category:Events]]
MAGFest (Music and Gaming Festival, originally the Mid-Atlantic Gaming Festival) is a non-profit organization and video game, art, music, and culture festival.They hold multiple events throughout the year, with their flagship event being an annual festival held in the Washington metropolitan area the National Harbor. The events feature concerts by chiptune artists and video game cover bands, educational panels and activities, free-to-play arcade cabinets, a bring your own computer (BYOC) LAN party, community jam spaces, and charity speedruns & auctions. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAGFest Source]

== Events ==
===Super MAGFest===
Super MAGFest is the primary event held by MAGFest, typically in January, in National Harbor, Maryland. It has an attendee base of over 20,000 and features an entire expo hall of indie video games

[[List of Games Shown at Super MAGFest]]

===MAGWest===
MAGWest is MAGFest's west coast event, held in late summer in San Jose, California.

[[List of Games Shown at MAGWest]]

===MAGStock===
MAGStock is MAGFest's mid-summer camping event, currently held at Camp Ramblewood in Darlington, Maryland. There is not yet an indie gaming presence at MAGStock, but you could change that.

===MAGLabs===
In the wake of MAGFest's move from Virginia to Maryland in 2012, a secondary circuit of smaller events were held at the former primary venue in Alexandria, now in Baltimore. MAGLabs took a hiatus from 2018 to 2025.

===Bit Gen Gamer Fest===

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2025-02-07T20:47:43Z

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Dream a bit bigger darling

2025-02-07T20:46:40Z

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[[Category:Alt Ctrl]]
dream a bit bigger darling is a multi-stage alt ctrl project that started in 2015. Originally constructed by [[Amanda Throws Rocks]] in collaboration with [[Amy Hudgins]], the project had a further iteration utilizing concepts from [[r25th]].

This game because functionally discontinued in 2023 as the bed was given to an actual child, though the chicken wire structure still exists.

== Design ==

There are two principal iterations to dream a bit bigger darling. The first iteration was shown at the inaugural Rules and Play show and was a 4 ft by 3 ft installation hung on the ceiling. Later iterations, including ones shown regionally in Kentucky as well as further on at MAGFest included a bed.

=== Version 1 ===
The initial version of dream a bit bigger darling was constructed out of a 4 foot by 3 foot rectangle of chicken wire, suspended from the gallery ceiling, with several hundred feet of flagging tape stapled onto the structure so that it hung like stalactites.

The interactive element was a combination of an LED light strip and a malfunctioning audio sensor that instead appeared to detect distance. These were connected with jumper cables into a project box with an Arduino that was hidden on the side facing the ceiling.

=== Version 2 ===
For a second, larger version that was also displayed at a Rules and Play 2016 event the flagging tape/chicken wire structure was affixed to a preexisting pink princess bed from Walmart. This version (colloquially referred to as “the bed game”), had a chicken wire structure that was the length of a twin bed and filled with a flagging tape cut to be in the shape of a large wave - from 6 feet to one foot long. The bed was then “made” with white sheets, a mattress protector (because this is a public gallery) and other white bedding.

The interactive element was 9-12 yards of LED light strip, affixed to the top of the chicken wire structure with zip ties and an ultrasonic range finder that was placed near the pillow at the head of the bed. The intention was to register movement and make the bed respond in kind - less movement and the lights above the bed would make a blue space and more movement would create a red space. The other components were placed in a project enclosure on top of the chicken wire, jump-cabled to a project board and an arduino. This was a common failure point, as the jump cables would disconnect and would have to be re-attached.

=== Version 3 ===

The (currently) final iteration of the bed was shown at MAGFest 2020 as a part of Indie Arcade and featured the bed and it’s flagging tape/chicken wire structure, only this time it harvested the LED’s, computer and controller from [[the Glow Orb]], playing “the thunderstorm cradled us softly as we drifted off to sleep and it felt as if everything would resolve itself.”

== Select Appearances ==
* Rules and Play 2015
* Rules and Play 2016
* [[MAGFest#Super_MAGFest | Super MAGFest]] 2020

Centenntable

2025-02-07T20:46:28Z

Socks:

[[Category:Games]]
Centenntable is a 100 button arcade fighter made by [[Amanda Throws Rocks]] and [[Super Soul]]. There are three main iterations of the title - an original modified table, a travel version, and a cabinet version made by Arcade Commons.

In addition there is a version of the game that is playable on [https://reasonwasoutforlunch.itch.io/centenntable four keyboards.]
== Gameplay ==

Centenntable is an unique 100 button fight stick where each player has 50 buttons. Every button does one of a few different options – an attack or attack sequence, a visual effect on the player, a visual effect on the space, a change to the soundtrack, or a physical object that is added to the space.

== Design & Construction ==

The original Centenntable is built into an IKEA tabletop that was found at a Goodwill store. It originally came with two stools, these have not made an appearance since 2016. The original game was hand drilled with 100 individual holes.

After this the surface was covered in Sharpie doodles, and then a layer of polyurethane. Then (and this is not advisable), the holes were individually filled with candles and a bar top epoxy coat was laid on top of that. To then remove the candles, they were set on fire. Again, do not do this.

The buttons used were all SUZO-HAPP knock-offs from Amazon, which were then connected to knock-off Arduino Mega-2650’s. The boards were placed inside of screw mounts (originally intended for servers) and then were individually wired to the buttons using spade connectors. The ground wires were daisy chained together to decrease the intensity of the cord-spaghetti, and then the rest of the wiring was routed through custom 3D printed set ups that resemble toe separators for pedicures.

This was connected to a mini-PC, and while the PC was left effectively free floating, the rest of the set up was hidden behind a piece of fabric.
== Select Appearances ==
Centenntable has made an appearance at a few shows since it’s initial creation for a 2016 Lexington, Kentucky based art show (Rules and Play).
* [[Feral Vector]]
* SAAM Arcade
* The Kentucky State Fair
* [[Out of Index]]
* [[MAGFest#Super_MAGFest | Super MAGFest]]
* [[Bit Bash]]

Vestigial

2025-02-07T20:44:51Z

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[[Category:Games]]
Vestigial is a single player "Quad-stick" action mech-style arcade game made by Robin Lloyd-Miller and [[Vestigial#credits|others]].

== Gameplay ==
=== Description ===
In Vestigial, the player assumes the role of a gargantuan plant monster (unnamed), whose goal is humanity's destruction. The player pilots the monster using "tank-style" controls to move, and can aim each arm to fire individually at targets. The player can pickup different powerups such as lasers and missiles. The game features four levels, that repeat and get harder. The game ends when the player loses three lives.
=== Tips & Tricks ===
There are several mechanics that are not mentioned in the attract mode.
* Dashing
** Dashing into an enemy or building will damage it.
** Dashing into enemy skulls or into blinking building debris will kick the object towards a targeted enemy, and explode on it.
* Firing
** Holding down triggers will make the arm fire faster, but the accuracy will also decrease.

== Design & Construction ==
=== Cabinetry ===
Vestigial was a custom designed and built from scratch arcade cabinet. There are two versions.
===== Version 1 =====
Completed in 2022, The first version was a standing arcade cabinet built primarily from 3/4" Maple plywood. The wood was primarily carved by a CNC endmill. The stickers are laminated and were printed by Sammel Group in Vermont. The video protective layer uses 'smokey' tempered glass.

The computer is a UDOO Bolt V8. The Joysticks plug, using DE-9 Connectors, into a custom board designed as a hat for a Arduino Pro Micro.

The Audio is a Logitech Z333 2.1 system, with the subwoofer in the bottom. The TV is an LG 24LM520D-WU.

Version 1 also features a coin door mech.

===== Version 2 =====
completed in early 2025, The second version is a Bartop arcade cabinet built primarily from 3/4" Maple plywood. The wood was primarily carved by a CNC Endmill. The stickers were printed by Hall of Grafx in Rhode Island. The video protective layer uses 'smokey' tempered glass.

The Computer is also an UDOO Bolt V8. This cabinet cannibalized the Microcontroller and Joysticks from the first version.

the Audio interface is T-Molding's [https://www.arcaderenovations.com/arcade-game-audio-kit.html Arcade Game Audio Kit]. The TV is also an LG 24LM520D-WU.

=== Custom Joysticks ===
Vestigial has two custom joysticks manufactured by SureGrip Controls. The joysticks have a face button, a trigger button, and an analogue thumbstick. They are one off joysticks and will likely never be manufactured again.

=== Accessibility ===
Vestigial Version 2 had an updated build which implements accessibility features which can be set using a QR scanner.
* Colorblind settings
* Toggle shooting vs holding triggers.
* removing screen shake.

== Select Appearances ==
* [[MAGFest#Super_MAGFest | Super MAGFest]]

=== Credits ===

The Claw

2025-02-07T20:44:33Z

Socks:

[[Category:Alt Ctrl]]
The Claw was a 2022 presentation of 8 customized art claw machines in Lexington, KY at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center. This was a part of [[RunJumpDev]]’s Rules and Play series of alternative controller shows.

== History ==
In 2020, [[RunJumpDev]] acquired 8 claw machines from an auction in Beaver Falls, PA. These cabinets were then transported back to Kentucky. Due to the pandemic, work was stalled for a little bit before proposals were accepted for what the cabinets would become. This was cataloged in [https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=E04E-IMOUv3B1S8A&embeds_referring_euri=http%3A%2F%2Frulesandplay.org%2F&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDI4NjY0LDI4NjY0LDE2NDUwNg&v=rkvEyIDsgt0&feature=youtu.be&noapp=1 this video].

== Featured Cabinets ==
One cabinet was returned to factory settings and functioned as a standard claw machine throughout the main event, dispensing random plush animals as well as local goods. The remaining seven machines were constructed into six projects.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Cabinets featured in The Claw
|-
! Name of Cabinet !! Developers !! Physical Description
|-
| Replications Only Mimic the Whole || [[r25th]] || A claw machine made up of 9 miniature claw machines
|-
| Player 2 Has Entered the Game || John Meister, Shea Rembold, Lori Meister, [[Amanda Throws Rocks]] || Two cabinets placed back to back, with the intention to blow balls at each other.
|-
| Astray in the Woods: An Interactive Performance || Shylo Silvenar || A visualization of 3 dimensional objects in a black box.
|-
| Claw Creatures || Shea Rembold || A virtual claw machine cabinet.
|-
| Oasis from a Dying Empire || [[r25th]] & [[Amanda Throws Rocks]] || A white cabinet with the claw replaced with an implement to move sand in a rock garden.
|-
| Project: Theo || Amy Hudgins & [[Amanda Throws Rocks]] || A haunted teddy bear talks back to the player, who communicates via keyboard.
|}

== Special Appearances ==
In addition to their time at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, the claw machines made appearances at other shows, including two years at [[MAGFest#Super_MAGFest | Super MAGFest]].

MAGFest

2025-02-07T20:40:54Z

Socks:

[[Category:Events]]
MAGFest (Music and Gaming Festival, originally the Mid-Atlantic Gaming Festival) is a non-profit organization and video game, art, music, and culture festival.They hold multiple events throughout the year, with their flagship event being an annual festival held in the Washington metropolitan area the National Harbor. The events feature concerts by chiptune artists and video game cover bands, educational panels and activities, free-to-play arcade cabinets, a bring your own computer (BYOC) LAN party, community jam spaces, and charity speedruns & auctions. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAGFest Source]

== Events ==
===Super MAGFest===
Super MAGFest is the primary event held by MAGFest, typically in January, in National Harbor, Maryland. It has an attendee base of over 20,000 and features an entire expo hall of indie video games

===MAGWest===
MAGWest is MAGFest's west coast event, held in late summer in San Jose, California.

===MAGStock===
MAGStock is MAGFest's mid-summer camping event, currently held at Camp Ramblewood in Darlington, Maryland. There is not yet an indie gaming presence at MAGStock, but you could change that.

===MAGLabs===
In the wake of MAGFest's move from Virginia to Maryland in 2012, a secondary circuit of smaller events were held at the former primary venue in Alexandria, now in Baltimore. MAGLabs took a hiatus from 2018 to 2025.

===Bit Gen Gamer Fest===

MAGFest

2025-02-07T20:35:27Z

Socks: Socks moved page Super MAGFest to MAGFest: Realizing it's better for this to be an org page with subsections for events

The Claw

2025-02-07T20:34:12Z

Socks: updating MAGFest link

MAGFest

2025-02-07T20:31:49Z

Socks: Socks moved page Magfest to Super MAGFest: Misspelled title