This week in "Floor": Plus, new project revealed

It says "write like there's no tomorrow, but I feel like writing like there is one.

We have some bigger things coming to reality finally. I've been taking an extra week on videos lately, and I like that they can be a bit longer and have more care put into editing, so I'll probably do that again with the next 2 videos at least, starting with "Making a movie using this cool sony vaio vgn-ux380n that has a camera and sony Vegas" (title is still in the workshop) This thing is pretty sweet, I plan on doing a few videos with it.

I also wish this picture wasn't sideways. So we have that video, within which I will also be unveiling Basement V4 Scan, still being worked on. Here's it's current status.

I need the construction crew to work night shifts to get it done. Now for this "YouTube in" we are going to do things a bit different. Since I'm starting to work with devices and operating systems that are easier and more capable, I want to make bigger videos in them or just bigger projects in general. I also want the series to be more fun for the Patreon folks such as yourselves, and anyone donating to the cause. I want to make a longer "movie" in the device, maybe like 10 minutes long, with better editing and not just some gameplay video review. For the nice folks here in the payed people place, I want to upload an exclusive "Snyder Cut" just a longer version of the movie, the true vision that I envisioned when envisioning the film.

I'll be launching YouTube Member content as well. All the same perks as the folks here get, all at the same tiers. This is just so people who don't want to use this site, but still want to support or get the extra posts can do so, but I'm hoping to make sure both services get people the same things.

Once again, not happy that this image is sideways.

The last update for this post, is the next video I'll be working on after that. I'm going to be building a Sega resurrection arcade cabinet that plays a variety of Sega Model 1,2, and 3 arcade games using their intended control schemes.

Daytona USA (the original, not the remake seen here) with it's racing wheel, pedals and shifter, 

House of the dead with light guns,

sega bass fishing with the reel controller, etc. It'll be a wacky hybrid with tons of features, and the goal is to make it by spending as little money as possible, to show that it's a fairly achievable thing. Should be fun, and I've been obsessed with old Sega arcade stuff lately. I played tons of Daytona USA 2 as a kid, but that, and many Sega arcade games, are not ported super well or playable on consoles in any approachable fashion, so I'm hoping to fix that. At least for myself :)

It'll be a huge video, and I will have to spend a hundred or two to get it rolling, but hopefully the video will show that it's not a difficult thing to do to play arcades in a way similar to how they were originally intended to be played. Huge thanks to you guys on here. Probly not something I would undertake without this community. It's hugely helpful, and I'll done do right by yall for real for real. 

Ok that's it for the Pac. Until I'm next back. Stay wack.