you should build a custom arcade control panel. [Quinn] started her build by narrowing down which games she was most interested in playing, and decided on a straightforward 2-player setup.

They also provide "competition-grade" arcade controls and a light-up marquee bar at the top with swappable artwork. Users can also add USB Evercade or third-party controllers for local multiplayer ...

But that USB 3.0 port coupled with the HDMI also means you can plug in other mini-consoles (think an NES Classic) and play them using arcade controls. Alternatively, you could use built-in ...