Virtua fighter enthusiast, L_A_Akira, made himself a Sega Lindbergh Arcade Cabinet that can house a PS3, Xbox 360, PC and solid car amps. Of course, you can’t find the token slot.
Where To Gawk:
VFDC {Lindberg Style Arcade Cabinet}
Image: VFDC; PC architecture arcade-styled via Kotaku
POSTED IN: Arcade, DIY, Desktops, Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3
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1 opinion for DIY Sega Lindbergh Arcade Cabinet, VF5 @ Home
Chad Bronson
Jul 28, 2008 at 20:05
Hey Patrick. I have considered building one of these, but just the base unit itself of a Sega Lindburgh.
Since the parts are quite expensive are near-impossible to match, I am going to do my design slightly modified.
One thing I am having trouble doing is obtaining games for the Sega Lindburgh. I don’t suppose you would know where to grab some? I am assuming it is the same as buying a PC game, but are quite hard to find some that run on this. Running native Linux, it’s game range is strictly limited. So I would like some help finding these or similar (Emulator perhaps?)
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