As was mentioned earlier Triforce games require an inordinate amount of extra hardware. You're going to need a triforce ($500), a steering wheel and pedal set for Mario Kart, and a DIFFERENT steering wheel and pedal set for F-Zero (and you won't find the steering wheel), as well as several I/O PCB's, a dedicated second PSU for JVS, and a third one for FFB. Yes, you can netboot Triforce games, so you won't need to buy the discs and dongles, but you need so much extra hardware it's irrelevant. Also a card reader. All 4 of those games are EASILY playable on a modded wii. The actual triforce images, not ports. Same games.
I listed all the games that have NO multi in an above post. So no to Vegas, Wolf, KI, T Unit, CPS1 (for the next couple years at least), Gauntlet, and any PacMan games.
There's an MVS multi. It's $4xx.00. You'd need also a single slot MVS motherboard.
Sys2x6 has a multi dongle but you still need to burn discs/hard drives. You'll also need a *Namco* JVS I/O and a JVS PSU.
CPS2 there's a multi. You need a kick harness.
VS System IIRC there's something in the works but not out yet. You need a Nintendo VS System to JAMMA adapter, the motherboard, and a cart for each game.
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GX is so nice in widescreen in 1080p. You can use gamecube controller adpter is the best on console.
back I list a ton of boards I've successfully tested with the HAS (spoiler, ALL work great), so read up on that.
