I came across a post on marpirc where Stephen Krogman recounts his visit to the Classic Gaming Expo in Las Vegas (1999) where he watched Mitchell play Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Burger Time on a MAME cabinet - I think it’s made by a company called Hanaho - he describes a PC/Home configuration and a stand up version.
http://www.marpirc.net/viewtopic.php...e746b9fa#p1797
In a follow-up post from John Rhodes, he describes the product as the Arcade 2000 (but upon some brief research it looks like it's more properly called an ArcadePC) - the game was played through MAME DOS 35 via Arcade@Home front end. Does anyone have familiarity with this product? I was curious if the product permitted user intervention along the lines of MAME saves states, etc.
Here's a link to Hanaho's website, November 1999:
https://web.archive.org/web/19990821...ePC/index.html