Theoretically you could probably wire anything to anything else if you are good enough at doing it. However, if you want an arcade version of MKG, get a computer monitor, a VGA adapter and slap together an arcade box. If you have the box you can always get an arcade screen that fits a standard arcade cabinet but is designed to use regular VGA or some other format.

For controls you can gut a third party DC or PSX controller, buy some buttons and a joystick and solder wires up correctly from the metal connections inside the control pad to the tabs on the buttons and joystick and them mount them on a board. That will give you the authentic arcade buttons and stuff.

There are many other ways to do it to, but thats just a few.

Thank you for the info. I think I'm going to try to go with the VGA route first, and if that happens to fail for whatever reason, I'll try another way. Thank you for the imput.