New Pick Ups: Sega Lindbergh Yellow Arcade Hardware

[@TheVulgrOne]

8 years later, I randomly found that exact same video card lying around my junk pile lol

[@kakureru]

looks like an early p4 with an AGP video card

[@Gemquist]

It may have audio out through the DVI port on the graphics card, even if it is lacking the L/R pci card.

[@WickedClownNZ]

damn bro im loving the lindbergh. and tis killer to see the inside of this beast. look foward to seeing you pick up some games and getting stuck into this thing

[@RetroRepair]

Doesn't house of the dead 4 need a cmos gun/sensor setup? I remember trying to get crisis zone setup outside the original cab and had all sorts of problems because the sensor was not in exactly the right place. Cool hardware though, interesting to see the setup inside.

[@SamMcDonald83]

Came here after watching Digitally Foundries' live stream featuring the PS3 port of After burner on the lindbergh

[@xdanielDZD]

On the Star Horse 2 Naomi thing: gonna lean on the Japanese Wikipedia here, as I don't know much about those machines and games personally, but the article about the game says that it runs on original (=customized) but Lindbergh-based hardware. Might explain why there's two CF cards as opposed to a HDD and why it looks "hacked"? Also, are there really people who put DC/Naomi emulators on x86-based machines to run them in arcades?

[@vfwarlordforever9589]

Oh yes!Cool. My Linbergh Yellow has a Geforce 7 series. Virtua Fighter 5 R, baby!!! Great find, bro. Congrats.

[@CRTcade]

Wow man, great find! It'd be sweet to have an initial D racing set up in your home.

[@omg_kon]

@lukemorse1 So my friend actually sold that board recently, but he gave me some info. The kits usually consist of just a DVD disc and dongle. To play HOTD4 you will need the HOTD4 guns and hardware to be able to run the game. As long as the color is the same (HOTD4 is yellow) then you should be fine running a different game on it. The dongles don;t marry the board as far as I have been told so buying a used kit would be okay, but the hardware is your biggest issue.

[@AndrewAHayes]

What is the typical price range for a working example?

[@TheNews1990]

@lukemorse1 inward to me means goes inside the system, while outward to me means goes towards the ceiling... it looks outward to me but either way it doesn't change the fact star horse 2 is on it and everywhere I look it only mentions any star horse games as Naomi Hardware so this may have parts on it of the Lindbergh but it's obviously a hack job between the 2 systems Naomi and Lindbergh. Very Rare Find! Good Job!

[@gamerdude0]

Cool pickups, good luck getting it working.

[@Aaronage1]

Pretty cool Maybe it's just me, but from a hardware point of view these x86 systems are really uninteresting. Just a gaming PC basically, nothing out of the ordinary. I wanna to see some crazy unique custom design lol

[@cemsengul16]

I agree with you, I miss the RISC architecture

[@metaleggman18]

Reminds me of my rig lol xP I remember when I was learning about that with the release of HotD 4. A monster system that I've been in awe of for a while now! :D

[@airthrow]

at 4:20, is that a CPS2 style kick harness connector??

[@TheNews1990]

also I think that star horse 2 (which from what i've read is also known as star horse 2002 because star horse 1 is from 2001) is a Hacked Version because Star Horse 1 and 2 is only known for being on the Sega Naomi Hardware. it's weird you got star horse 2

[@sscott1000]

I always enjoy watching your vids Luke, keep going! :)

[@MetalTiger88]

holy shit bro, you really have a lindbergh? O.O those things are veeeery expensive as far as i know. most of the time they go for 500-800$... really would love to see that thing up and running =D

[@RetroRepair]

@lukemorse1 Yeah he's a busy guy it seems. Maybe the sega-naomi forum guys will know then?

[@omg_kon]

Very awesome. Oddly enough my friend just got(?) one of these systems as well. His was running HOTD4. This beast is pretty much a mystery to me unlike the Konami Computer Boards.

[@TheNews1990]

@lukemorse1 I also think this is a hacked system because the dent on the case is outward on yours inward on all the pictures with a sticker in the dent saying Lindbergh (also the name is pronounced Lind Berg like Charles Lindbergh) where the 2nd cf card is by the fan usually is a hard drive like how killer instinct does with the game running off of it.

[@airthrow]

@aeneasfate JVS over JAMMA is 3.3volt availability, addition I/O+USB, and VGA out pretty much.

[@JillpooThree]

Hey Luke! Another awesome video!!

[@The_Laser_Channel]

@klarusboy CPU : Intel Pentium 4 3.0G HT (800Mhz FSB - 1MB L2 Cache) GFX : NVIDIA GeForce 6 Series GPU GFX Memory : 256MB (256 bit GDDR3)

[@jdom2006to2012]

Hey luke love your vids I had a question regarding Naomi 2 hardware. I have 2 units that came with a initial d stage 3 setup that has artifacts and jumbled output. I was told it might be the bgm any clue as to what it could be or just the bgm chip. Thanks in adv

[@AlphaGodDamn4]

Verrry nice! I remember reading all about this back in 2006. I was excited about a potential rejuvenation of arcades in north america, as this came out right around the time the PS3 launched and shortly after Xbox 360's launched. Plus the hardware specs were quite impressive for its time. I really really miss walk-in arcades. Do you think they'll ever become big in Canada or USA again?

[@benjaminshinobi]

what kind of OS & CPU are in there?

[@cemsengul16]

where can I buy a Rambo lindbergh computer with a gun and sensors, I would love to play Rambo on my 55 inch OLED tv at home

[@moomert1]

got myself one of these. picked up a House of the Dead 4 dedicated cabs

[@zMaJiiC]

Where'd you get it, if you don't mind me asking?

[@moomert1]

+spyboy3000 klov forums

[@omg_kon]

@lukemorse1 No problem. The EZ2DJ machine is about as rare as it gets. There is only one other person in the U.S. that owns a machine besides me. The whole project has been very interesting and a TON of work, and after I get the stuff mailed to me all I need to is to get the monitor chassis fixed and I'll be good to go. I'll send you a message whenever my friend gets back to me instead of replying to this video.

[@squishy9412]

wow i would love to own one of those machines because of initial d =D

[@omg_kon]

@lukemorse1 Ya I'll let you know about the rest of the details soon. He hasn't had a chance to watch this video yet because he is driving to LA to pick up parts for my EZ2DJ machine and take care of some other business. He told me he'll let me know more after he takes a look at this video and the stuff I already posted.

[@LaenPvP]

One CF is probably an OS and the other is the game?

[@snoochpounder]

Can't wait to see that sucker running.

[@douro20]

Does the video card need special firmware?

[@joessmax]

Can I play any games with this?

[@moomert1]

Holy crap Luke. How did you get ahold of this? This is beyond awesome.

[@TheNews1990]

i've been looking at these since this video got up luke... from the websites i've seen you technically don't need anything to run the system. that being said to run the game you need a new security chip unless there is one provided with the game you buy. the sound can have a extra sound card but that's for optical sound, there is a built in 5.1 sound card on your mainboard. as for the game all i see is it uses a dvd drive to update the video bios but the game it's self is those cf-flash cards.

[@McBoomPow]

lukemorse1 is a closet millionaire. There's just no other way of explaining how he gets all this cool gear.

[@aeneasfate]

Hopefully once you get that JVS stuff in for it, it'll help you get the Konami ones up and running too. Hey, maybe then you could even use it as an excuse to make a short video comparing JVS to JAMMA. Because as far as I know, the main difference is basically just adding that $100 I/O board to gain a few more buttons that are rarely used.

[@kerala1977]

can u find me how to make copy CF card used in yellow system.the os is linux monta vista

[@RetroRepair]

@lukemorse1 Yeah it's definitely interesting to see man, you might actually want to have a chat with AndyGeezer, he's the Sega guy it seems and will know pretty much anything to do with this hardware.

[@AdrianDX]

This is awesome, great find, how much did you pay for it?

[@Faginrs500]

All hail the Lindbergh!!!!!

[@googleboughtmee]

@TheNews1990 the one on this video is clearly inward

[@56kflyingtoaster]

Loving these PC based arcade machines :D

[@The_Laser_Channel]

@lukemorse1 Compact Flash isn't very compact in today's standards anyway...it not as widely used as SD/MicroSD so its easy to forget, only reason I remember it is b/c I have one on my computer desk somewhere LOL

[@omg_kon]

@lukemorse1 Ya I can ask him about it. His is a yellow one just like yours, and I know at least in the cases for the games it had a security dongle (the one pointed out in your video) and a DVD disc. I am really hoping that once the dongle is used that it's not attached to the single board like some of the Konami stuff. I'll throw you a message when he gets back to me.

[@muabalmomani8130]

Hello I do not speak English enlisted to Google for translation. Please help of the game on-screen message chapter 1 game does not work.

[@thealternativej7994]

A bit of a late reply, but I think it's saying the game is for a different color unit.

[@googleboughtmee]

These pc-based games must be taking up a ton of room!

[@wrestletube1]

Hmm. Grab yourself some 4GB+ CF Cards and you can get yourself the full collection from MAME and other sources probably to play on the beast.?

[@syntheticxblood]

Great Upload man!

[@LeeZhiWei8219]

Can you put a navida ge force graphics card

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

The name of the card you mentioned is NVidia, or it might be possible to install an AUSTECH EN9500GT.

[@The_Laser_Channel]

4:50 it's Compact Flash :)

[@The_Laser_Channel]

@klarusboy hope Luke don't mind me (or KZbin) putting links on here, but check out system16 dot com and u can find info on TONS of boards, including the Triforce that Luke just recently got

[@PoLoMoTo2]

You should plop a nice big GTX690 in that XD

[@lvpepe38]

Awesome

[@zyriuz2]

i remember reading an article about this it was loosely titeled "segas last hardware machine".... somewhat sad :/ man i as much i would like sega to be rad again i just know it will take way past cool people to make that a reality so im just enjoying sonic mania instead x)

[@speedyeggbert2009]

found it but I can't afford it! wish i could so I could play "THE HOUSE OF DEAD 4"!!

[@joeandjoot]

wow... a pc..

[@ryanc519]

let's plug that in and play soma dat

[@kennytheamazing]

"huge card" yea you can see this MINISD... what? D: yeah, compactflash.

[@mmichaelwwong]

OMG IM SO JELLY.

[@sandog39]

geforce 6 thats old! stuff

[@muabalmomani8130]

RAMBO

[@ZombieRyushu]

I know you hate x86 PCs with a passion.

[@jm1jonas]

Awesome its a Sega "computer". God, forgive me, i know that envy is a sin! :P

[@corypapineau]

ITS A RUG!!!! lol

[@ps123fan]

Lindbergh sounds swedish,lol

[@JohnnyBareToes1]

Very cool Luke ! Never heard of these before, always great to learn something new from you :) How are the games actually stored in the system ? Is the game stored on those flash cards or is it disc based ? Didn't quite see how it worked

[@tripdeezy]

Hey I have a question for you Luke. Are you ever going to buy Sega's RingEdge/Wide arcade consoles?? Those look pretty awesome.