Connecting a Sega Dreamcast to a Sega Lindbergh with a Hanzo
Aug 7, 2017 7:42:58 GMT
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Post by stratogustav on Aug 7, 2017 7:42:58 GMT
I found this guy's setup on YouTube of the two arcade cabinets he owns, one cabinet is the Sega Lindbergh and the other one is a brand new Taito Vewlix Diamond Black, so obviously I became immediately jealous of his setup. He can connect his PS3 and PS4 to either one, but not only that, he managed to connect his Sega Dreamcast to his Sega Lindbergh. That to me is amazing on itself.
As we all know, the Sega Dreamcast was the very first console that managed to be on par with the arcades of its time without downgrading the games in any way. In fact often times, the games came first in the Dreamcast, and it was later on when they were ported to the arcades. So using it directly as the brains for an arcade cabinet this cool is truly special.
At the time those games would come out on candy cabs such as the Blast City, Astro City, and even Taito's Egret cabinets. But he is using it on a more modern JVS cab with a flat screen LCD display, and that's where the Hanzo comes handy.
Here is his video of how he managed to set it up. I really find fascinating these kind of things. To me they are awesome dreamy little things for all of us game room enthusiasts.
As we all know, the Sega Dreamcast was the very first console that managed to be on par with the arcades of its time without downgrading the games in any way. In fact often times, the games came first in the Dreamcast, and it was later on when they were ported to the arcades. So using it directly as the brains for an arcade cabinet this cool is truly special.
At the time those games would come out on candy cabs such as the Blast City, Astro City, and even Taito's Egret cabinets. But he is using it on a more modern JVS cab with a flat screen LCD display, and that's where the Hanzo comes handy.
Here is his video of how he managed to set it up. I really find fascinating these kind of things. To me they are awesome dreamy little things for all of us game room enthusiasts.
