The graphics are insane for a game made in 1996 they still look well
@iforgotmydamnname63259 күн бұрын
0:24 "Kensai dorifto" in real life:
@josselin_gross_judoka_juji305420 күн бұрын
Name of girl in intro ?
@andreasstavrinou621927 күн бұрын
Wish this and JP the Arcade game were put out on the Sega Dreamcast back in 1999 with the Extra Levels added plus the different species of Dinosaurs to the TLW: JP Arcade port.❤😂
@icuk727 күн бұрын
Yeah, I also wondered why it never appeared on Dreamcast. There was a lot of gun games, it would have been a great addition to the Dreamcast line up! Thanks.
@user-gd2uh7yb7n29 күн бұрын
やりてえなぁ
@CUREPUNKАй бұрын
GOOD!👍😄
@NeroVingian40Ай бұрын
I wish there were some videos of these Initial D arcade where the camera is placed on the back of the car, just so we can see the drift action from behind.
@lucasmafyo9076Ай бұрын
considering this is a Naomi 1 game it's a shame that Sega didn't port it to the Dreamcast, there are Naomi 1 games that got a Dreamcast port and are more graphically complex than SlashOut and Spikersbattle (for example Dead or Alive 2 and Ferrari f355 challenge and Crazy Taxi 1 and 2), at least Capcom has converted all its Naomi games to Dreamcast while Sega has left out games like MonkeyBall Spikersbattle and SlashOut 😞
@icuk7Ай бұрын
I'm not sure why those games you mentioned didn't get ported. Maybe it was due to the additional RAM on Naomi hardware, or maybe it was a strategy to keep some games exclusive to the Arcade environment? Who knows! Thanks for the comment.
@lucasmafyo9076Ай бұрын
@@icuk7 Sonic Adventure 2 for Dreamcast has a superior graphics engine to SlashOut, and the fact that Naomi has more RAM is only useful because Naomi immediately loads the entire rom avoiding loading unlike the Dreamcast which instead uses the buffer between RAM and Gdrom but the performance they are the same in terms of polygon and texture. It should also be remembered that Sega produced the Rent-a-hero n1 game which has the same engine as SpikeOut but totally OpenWorld, so it means that the Ram problem does not exist! Probably, as you say, these are strategies used by Sega given the premature death of the Dreamcast, otherwise it cannot be explained why a light game like MonkeyBall didn't get a port on the Dreamcast! Thanx 👍🏼
@icuk7Ай бұрын
@@lucasmafyo9076 I'm no expert, but with the VRAM and system RAM being smaller on Naomi, maybe there were performance issues when porting the code across? I know from experience that PC's using too less system RAM and too less VRAM causes stuttering and lags, especially in slightly open world games similar to SpikeOut and SlashOut. But again, I'm no expert. I imagine some games were coded for both Naomi and Dreamcast platforms, and some games were coded specifically to take full advantage of the Naomi hardware.
@lucasmafyo9076Ай бұрын
@@icuk7 your reasoning is more than logical, but Naomi behaves differently compared to home consoles: Naomi needs more ram and vram to avoid loading while home consoles have the advantage of loading the buffer in real time between ram/vram to the disk (DVD or CD or GDROM) so no additional megabytes of RAM are needed. Furthermore, SlashOut and SpikeOut are not strictly OpenWorld but each level (albeit large) is binary, unlike Rent-a-hero n1 which is totally OpenWorld and uses the same engine. I believe this happened: SlashOut and Spikersbattle did not achieve much success in arcades (especially in Japan) compared to SpikeOut, while Zombie Revenge turned out to be one of the most played Naomi games and for this reason it received a port, on the contrary SpikeOut came from from model 3 it would have taken too long to convert due to the complexity of model 3, in fact it took almost 7 years to port it to Xbox (and yet the result was painful). If we then add that SlashOut came out at the end of 2000 and Spikersbattle in 2001 and the Dreamcast died in 2001 they probably gave up!
@icuk7Ай бұрын
@@lucasmafyo9076 I appreciate your reply. I understand what you are saying, and some things I agree with, but I'd have thought that the superior performance of the PowerVR GPU on Naomi coupled with the additional RAM and VRAM would have made it difficult for some Dreamcast games to be ported from Naomi, especially if they were coded specifically for Naomi. In a game like SlashOut it would be interesting to know how much each area uses in RAM and VRAM, and would the game theoretically be able to run on Dreamcast without performance issues. Maybe one day someone will try and do that, who knows!
@cemsengul16Ай бұрын
Nice upload. Blew my mind when I played this game emulated with Supersampling enabled. Resolution can really make old textures look modern.
@rafiaristo8464Ай бұрын
To my dear friend rally We loved you dearly Without a doubt Our love can be seen clearly Rally,racing pass the post Sites you get of you Seems you missed to you Rally,sending by the storm Wife is giving you The key to see you through When moving there You see beyond You know what's that You feel the heartbeat end of the line 6x Free race to the end now set your soul free to go will be ready Victory inside All set is becoming one Finishing through the sun I'll bellieve i want Comfort is your mission,son You feel the heartbeat end of the line 4x
@michaelbullen31042 ай бұрын
Scud race plus is basically Scud Race if it did acid
@wordsshackles4412 ай бұрын
Awful but effective.
@Rkader112 ай бұрын
The bosses in diesel town always give me trouble specifically the 1st set from the beginning of that stage any advice
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Do you want to see more Initial D8 on the channel?
@user-ie7jg6bn9s2 ай бұрын
As a long time Capcom lover, I'm deeply grateful to all who have made CPS2 emulation possible. Thank you for sharing this song!
@marvinfronda54492 ай бұрын
I have one request for Spikeout Battle Street game
@Rkader112 ай бұрын
What’s the best advice when playing Linda
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Man, that's a difficult question for me, as I'm not the best Linda player. Linda is probably the most difficult chara to get to grips with. Apart from the basics like using the map, learning her combos etc.....I'd say understanding her weaknesses is one of the important things. When holding shift and walking backwards, trying to punch an approaching enemy will result in a low foot sweep which can be disastrous. This is a huge disadvantage compared to the other 3 charas. Use her throws to your advantage and make good use of her famous heavy damage combo. Hope that helps a bit.
@Rkader112 ай бұрын
@@icuk7appreciate the response, still learning how to use the jump kicks and overhead more efficiently, even though I’m using an emulator
@icuk72 ай бұрын
@@Rkader11 Emulation is very good now, it's very close to the original hardware. The Supermodel team are still doing an amazing job as time progresses. As a beginner, the advice I got from the best Spikers was to always use the map. Using the start button can change the perspective of the map view. The map is very important to utilise once you delve deeper into the game. At first didn't understand how important the map was, but after playing for an extended time, I now understand what they were trying to tell me. Also learning how to evade, either by inducing the enemy to run after you or by efficient positioning is the 2nd most important thing to master. If you cannot evade in a tight spot you will have great difficulty progressing. Combos and stuff will come later. Learning the basics before delving into the game deeper will help you more in the long run. Finally understanding when and how the time extends. Either every 8 enemies defeated or reaching checkpoints. Those are the basics I'd say focus on first.
@Rkader112 ай бұрын
@@icuk7I’d also ask what are the differences between Spikeout and Final edition
@icuk72 ай бұрын
@@Rkader11 Final Edition added more levels, more balanced gameplay, added the ability to string together more combos and slightly altered the soundtrack. In screenshots they look very similar (The timer is rainbow coloured in DBO, Yellow in FE). After playing both games, it's clear Final Edition is the more fun game to play.
@davess612 ай бұрын
Bring it on 👌😉
@goukipau2 ай бұрын
Oh this game XD
@fanhonda2 ай бұрын
Such a great game 🥰
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Sega Rally 1 or Sega Rally 2?
@davess612 ай бұрын
I would love an original SR cabinet :D
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Who's your main VF2 character? Shun Di FTW! 🤩
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Desert, Forest or Mountain?
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Toyota Celica GT-Four or Lancia Delta HF Integrale?
@icuk72 ай бұрын
So what was you doing 30 years ago? Sega was making classics!
@alperenkeser2 ай бұрын
memories man
@AfterBurnerTeirusu2 ай бұрын
rariiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii
@fefor2 ай бұрын
sega rally runs when 😄
@icuk72 ай бұрын
Not for a while. 😅 Maybe one day though. 😉
@ConversusVans2 ай бұрын
Nice to see you do Model 2 attract modes from real hardware. Have you hooked up or modded any pots based wheels to play this one, or do you have an actual SR1995 cabinet? I know it won't play correctly in an SR2 cabinet as it's different feedback, plus Model 2A is an absolute picky board when it comes to power (way more pickier than Model 2B and Cs). Outside the PS2 port, having the original PCB is actually the best way to play some of these Model 2A games, as the current emulation suffers from AI bugs within the CPU. Likewise with Manx TT Superbike.
@icuk72 ай бұрын
I did buy a Sega Rally twin some years ago from an Arcade operator, I paid him for the cabinet and I said I'd collect it at a later date. But I had no space and I took longer than expected to collect the cabinet. After a while the Operator sold the cabinet to someone else as he also needed the space, but, he gave me quite a few things as compensation and sold me a twin Daytona cabinet for a great price. I made sure to collect the Daytona USA asap though! lol A year or two later I bought the whole insides of a single Sega Rally cabinet that was parted out from a twin, I bought it from a friend on a UK arcade message forum. I haven't tinkered with the hardware much, all I've done is make a custom power loom that connects to a Lindbergh PSU. I've not encountered any issues whilst powering the Model 2 2A stack with the Lindbergh PSU, it only uses 5v so a good PSU with a strong adjustable 5v rail is required, otherwise yes, if you use a substandard non voltage adjustable PSU you will encounter issues. I may try and get the hardware running with the original FFB at some point, but not for a while. I have so many projects to do and the Sega Rally is not at the top of my list. I'm sure I've seen someone use a Sega Dreamcast Race Controller with a custom gear change PCB that allows you to use the buttons on the Race Controller as a sequential shifter. Not sure where I've seen that, maybe it was a seller on Yahoo Auctions Japan, I can't remember. Thanks.
@ConversusVans2 ай бұрын
Yes, I have done that, interfacing my own wheel with the gear change PCB. The Upright Sega Rally cabinet made by Deith Leisure had an official one. I have two of them that I assembled myself; nem on Arcade Projects has them shared. One is in my Japanese Le Mans 24 1p cabinet, which actually has a Model 3 drive board so it's easy to play 4-speed Sega games with an up-down shifter! And you can do it without cutting the loom. :) Two downsides: there is no neutral, and I have found Scud Race will software-lock itself if you go ridiculously crazy with the gears (the game actually throws a Data Access Exception error when a certain combination of switches is pressed), but Daytona 2 is absolutely flawless with the PCB. I would eventually like to run my Sega Rally 2A stack inside an Arcade1Up, possibly by gutting the Fast & Furious version and running a video converter to the monitor, on top of wiring the pots and buttons directly to the motherboard. It should theoretically be doable since controls are all run by JST connectors. I do like the force feedback but the spring center feedback is also a nice touch for people like me who go for fast lap times. Model 3 is same pinout, only force feedback is different and obviously a 3.3v power supply
@fanhonda2 ай бұрын
I would be so happy to have this racecab 😍
@pawncrackers2 ай бұрын
Perfection. :) <3
@user-ji6kf2eo4m2 ай бұрын
お～恐ろしいジュラシックパーク😮中でもティラノサウルス🦖だな😅
@squashbone94962 ай бұрын
Nice Clear!!! Wish I could've caught this live. Cheers man!
@JAYCEEDOUBLE3 ай бұрын
Cool stuff, nothing beats original hardware when it comes to model3
@Dragon3073 ай бұрын
Looks great! I wouldn't classify it as a huge upgrade but I prefer this retrotink4k footage over the old capture. I like the tighter aspect ratio and the colors seem more vibrant (but that could just be the brightness settings).
@icuk73 ай бұрын
Hey man, thanks for the input and I hope all is well. Seems we are both taking a rest from FE these days, the Linda grind got a bit too stressful for me so I'm taking a short break from the game. 😅 Yeah, I like the look of RT4K capture footage too, the RT4K settings are pretty much default settings which is quite impressive, I only changed like 2 or 3 settings to get up and running. Much better than my random OSSC settings which probably make things look a bit worse than using optimal settings. One thing I'm seeing after KZread encoding is that the in game text also looks slightly clearer to me? Such as the FREE PLAY text in bottom left hand corner, but I'm using less bitrate which generates a smaller upload filesize. It'll be interesting to see if that translates into better quality livestream footage @ 6000kbps. I'm also interested in seeing how it handles something like Battle Street on Xbox using component cable, I've found that Xbox capture is quite dull looking using OSSC. I was really lucky finding a 4K Magewell capture card for £150 (approx $185) last year on eBay, retail price for that is like £750+. Retail price for RT4K is $799, but I had to pay an additional $235 (Combined shipping and import duty) on top. Is that cost worth the extra if just using the device for capture/live streaming? To some people yes, but to most people I'd probably say it's not worth it. Strong CPU + OSSC + 1080p Capture card is the sweet spot, and the best value is using an Nvidia GPU to do the encoding rather than using the CPU. My OSSC cost me $140 USD 5 years ago. and it's still an awesome device. But RT4K is a more complete product which comes with a hefty price tag. It's a very convenient product and I'm glad I bought it, hopefully it lasts for many years. I'll try capturing some different games soon, I really need to update my Daytona 2 capture footage. Thanks.
@Dragon3073 ай бұрын
@@icuk7 I also noticed the text difference but its hard to quantify. It kind of looks like the black outlines around each letter are slightly thicker on the retrotink footage. Whatever the exact difference is, the output is gorgeous so it seems like a great product even though its so expensive. Currently taking a break from Spikeout to spend time on some other things but will hopefully be playing again soon. Wish you the best.
@marvinfronda54493 ай бұрын
Are you going to play Spikeout Battle Street in Livestream?
@icuk73 ай бұрын
Yes, I'll try playing SpikeOut Battle Street soon using new upscaler. But please wait a while, I'm busy with work at the moment. Next month I'll have some free time.
@marvinfronda54493 ай бұрын
@@icuk7 ok
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Final Lap Brake from 6th gear and 261 km/h and then 4th gear 2:38
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Brake from 6th gear and 248km/h to 4th gear 2:10
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Brake at 243km/h and then 4th gear 1:47
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Brake at 176km/h 1:29
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Brake at 189km/h 1:21
@secasey88873 ай бұрын
Brake from 6th gear 239km/h to 4th gear 1:11
@gregorysimicich63473 ай бұрын
Absolutely love the dedication here, I’ve become obsessed with the game the past 2+ years. Most likely gonna buy a cab when the Round 1’s around the country stop supporting stage 8
@icuk73 ай бұрын
Thanks man, I appreciate the comment. For me, ID8 is the best in the series, it was well worth going through the hassle of getting the game up and running. I hope you can get a cab in the near future. Thanks.
@gregorysimicich63473 ай бұрын
@@icuk7 thanks for the reply!! Love ur content
@kkuingman3 ай бұрын
よく見に来ます 잘하시네요. ^^
@user-ie7jg6bn9s3 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this footage! Side Arms is a true classic. Still one of the best shmups ever made !
@kamilam88204 ай бұрын
Promo sm 🎶
@bm-cy7ek4 ай бұрын
Is this amulator
@icuk74 ай бұрын
It's the real PCB. Thanks.
@MH-yp6wg5 ай бұрын
Could it be that the sharpness of the image suffered from the recording/compression process?
@icuk74 ай бұрын
I made this video 6 years ago. The blurry quality of the footage is a combination of KZread compression @ 720p and the equipment I was using at the time. I'll make a better video when I upgrade my upscaler. Thanks for the comment!
@MH-yp6wg4 ай бұрын
If you could do that, it would be very much appreciated. :) Do you own the Model 3 Board? I'm jealous... it's a legend!@@icuk7
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The graphics are insane for a game made in 1996 they still look well
0:24 "Kensai dorifto" in real life:
Name of girl in intro ?
Wish this and JP the Arcade game were put out on the Sega Dreamcast back in 1999 with the Extra Levels added plus the different species of Dinosaurs to the TLW: JP Arcade port.❤😂
Yeah, I also wondered why it never appeared on Dreamcast. There was a lot of gun games, it would have been a great addition to the Dreamcast line up! Thanks.
やりてえなぁ
GOOD!👍😄
I wish there were some videos of these Initial D arcade where the camera is placed on the back of the car, just so we can see the drift action from behind.
considering this is a Naomi 1 game it's a shame that Sega didn't port it to the Dreamcast, there are Naomi 1 games that got a Dreamcast port and are more graphically complex than SlashOut and Spikersbattle (for example Dead or Alive 2 and Ferrari f355 challenge and Crazy Taxi 1 and 2), at least Capcom has converted all its Naomi games to Dreamcast while Sega has left out games like MonkeyBall Spikersbattle and SlashOut 😞
I'm not sure why those games you mentioned didn't get ported. Maybe it was due to the additional RAM on Naomi hardware, or maybe it was a strategy to keep some games exclusive to the Arcade environment? Who knows! Thanks for the comment.
@@icuk7 Sonic Adventure 2 for Dreamcast has a superior graphics engine to SlashOut, and the fact that Naomi has more RAM is only useful because Naomi immediately loads the entire rom avoiding loading unlike the Dreamcast which instead uses the buffer between RAM and Gdrom but the performance they are the same in terms of polygon and texture. It should also be remembered that Sega produced the Rent-a-hero n1 game which has the same engine as SpikeOut but totally OpenWorld, so it means that the Ram problem does not exist! Probably, as you say, these are strategies used by Sega given the premature death of the Dreamcast, otherwise it cannot be explained why a light game like MonkeyBall didn't get a port on the Dreamcast! Thanx 👍🏼
@@lucasmafyo9076 I'm no expert, but with the VRAM and system RAM being smaller on Naomi, maybe there were performance issues when porting the code across? I know from experience that PC's using too less system RAM and too less VRAM causes stuttering and lags, especially in slightly open world games similar to SpikeOut and SlashOut. But again, I'm no expert. I imagine some games were coded for both Naomi and Dreamcast platforms, and some games were coded specifically to take full advantage of the Naomi hardware.
@@icuk7 your reasoning is more than logical, but Naomi behaves differently compared to home consoles: Naomi needs more ram and vram to avoid loading while home consoles have the advantage of loading the buffer in real time between ram/vram to the disk (DVD or CD or GDROM) so no additional megabytes of RAM are needed. Furthermore, SlashOut and SpikeOut are not strictly OpenWorld but each level (albeit large) is binary, unlike Rent-a-hero n1 which is totally OpenWorld and uses the same engine. I believe this happened: SlashOut and Spikersbattle did not achieve much success in arcades (especially in Japan) compared to SpikeOut, while Zombie Revenge turned out to be one of the most played Naomi games and for this reason it received a port, on the contrary SpikeOut came from from model 3 it would have taken too long to convert due to the complexity of model 3, in fact it took almost 7 years to port it to Xbox (and yet the result was painful). If we then add that SlashOut came out at the end of 2000 and Spikersbattle in 2001 and the Dreamcast died in 2001 they probably gave up!
@@lucasmafyo9076 I appreciate your reply. I understand what you are saying, and some things I agree with, but I'd have thought that the superior performance of the PowerVR GPU on Naomi coupled with the additional RAM and VRAM would have made it difficult for some Dreamcast games to be ported from Naomi, especially if they were coded specifically for Naomi. In a game like SlashOut it would be interesting to know how much each area uses in RAM and VRAM, and would the game theoretically be able to run on Dreamcast without performance issues. Maybe one day someone will try and do that, who knows!
Nice upload. Blew my mind when I played this game emulated with Supersampling enabled. Resolution can really make old textures look modern.
To my dear friend rally We loved you dearly Without a doubt Our love can be seen clearly Rally,racing pass the post Sites you get of you Seems you missed to you Rally,sending by the storm Wife is giving you The key to see you through When moving there You see beyond You know what's that You feel the heartbeat end of the line 6x Free race to the end now set your soul free to go will be ready Victory inside All set is becoming one Finishing through the sun I'll bellieve i want Comfort is your mission,son You feel the heartbeat end of the line 4x
Scud race plus is basically Scud Race if it did acid
Awful but effective.
The bosses in diesel town always give me trouble specifically the 1st set from the beginning of that stage any advice
Do you want to see more Initial D8 on the channel?
As a long time Capcom lover, I'm deeply grateful to all who have made CPS2 emulation possible. Thank you for sharing this song!
I have one request for Spikeout Battle Street game
What’s the best advice when playing Linda
Man, that's a difficult question for me, as I'm not the best Linda player. Linda is probably the most difficult chara to get to grips with. Apart from the basics like using the map, learning her combos etc.....I'd say understanding her weaknesses is one of the important things. When holding shift and walking backwards, trying to punch an approaching enemy will result in a low foot sweep which can be disastrous. This is a huge disadvantage compared to the other 3 charas. Use her throws to your advantage and make good use of her famous heavy damage combo. Hope that helps a bit.
@@icuk7appreciate the response, still learning how to use the jump kicks and overhead more efficiently, even though I’m using an emulator
@@Rkader11 Emulation is very good now, it's very close to the original hardware. The Supermodel team are still doing an amazing job as time progresses. As a beginner, the advice I got from the best Spikers was to always use the map. Using the start button can change the perspective of the map view. The map is very important to utilise once you delve deeper into the game. At first didn't understand how important the map was, but after playing for an extended time, I now understand what they were trying to tell me. Also learning how to evade, either by inducing the enemy to run after you or by efficient positioning is the 2nd most important thing to master. If you cannot evade in a tight spot you will have great difficulty progressing. Combos and stuff will come later. Learning the basics before delving into the game deeper will help you more in the long run. Finally understanding when and how the time extends. Either every 8 enemies defeated or reaching checkpoints. Those are the basics I'd say focus on first.
@@icuk7I’d also ask what are the differences between Spikeout and Final edition
@@Rkader11 Final Edition added more levels, more balanced gameplay, added the ability to string together more combos and slightly altered the soundtrack. In screenshots they look very similar (The timer is rainbow coloured in DBO, Yellow in FE). After playing both games, it's clear Final Edition is the more fun game to play.
Bring it on 👌😉
Oh this game XD
Such a great game 🥰
Sega Rally 1 or Sega Rally 2?
I would love an original SR cabinet :D
Who's your main VF2 character? Shun Di FTW! 🤩
Desert, Forest or Mountain?
Toyota Celica GT-Four or Lancia Delta HF Integrale?
So what was you doing 30 years ago? Sega was making classics!
memories man
rariiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii
sega rally runs when 😄
Not for a while. 😅 Maybe one day though. 😉
Nice to see you do Model 2 attract modes from real hardware. Have you hooked up or modded any pots based wheels to play this one, or do you have an actual SR1995 cabinet? I know it won't play correctly in an SR2 cabinet as it's different feedback, plus Model 2A is an absolute picky board when it comes to power (way more pickier than Model 2B and Cs). Outside the PS2 port, having the original PCB is actually the best way to play some of these Model 2A games, as the current emulation suffers from AI bugs within the CPU. Likewise with Manx TT Superbike.
I did buy a Sega Rally twin some years ago from an Arcade operator, I paid him for the cabinet and I said I'd collect it at a later date. But I had no space and I took longer than expected to collect the cabinet. After a while the Operator sold the cabinet to someone else as he also needed the space, but, he gave me quite a few things as compensation and sold me a twin Daytona cabinet for a great price. I made sure to collect the Daytona USA asap though! lol A year or two later I bought the whole insides of a single Sega Rally cabinet that was parted out from a twin, I bought it from a friend on a UK arcade message forum. I haven't tinkered with the hardware much, all I've done is make a custom power loom that connects to a Lindbergh PSU. I've not encountered any issues whilst powering the Model 2 2A stack with the Lindbergh PSU, it only uses 5v so a good PSU with a strong adjustable 5v rail is required, otherwise yes, if you use a substandard non voltage adjustable PSU you will encounter issues. I may try and get the hardware running with the original FFB at some point, but not for a while. I have so many projects to do and the Sega Rally is not at the top of my list. I'm sure I've seen someone use a Sega Dreamcast Race Controller with a custom gear change PCB that allows you to use the buttons on the Race Controller as a sequential shifter. Not sure where I've seen that, maybe it was a seller on Yahoo Auctions Japan, I can't remember. Thanks.
Yes, I have done that, interfacing my own wheel with the gear change PCB. The Upright Sega Rally cabinet made by Deith Leisure had an official one. I have two of them that I assembled myself; nem on Arcade Projects has them shared. One is in my Japanese Le Mans 24 1p cabinet, which actually has a Model 3 drive board so it's easy to play 4-speed Sega games with an up-down shifter! And you can do it without cutting the loom. :) Two downsides: there is no neutral, and I have found Scud Race will software-lock itself if you go ridiculously crazy with the gears (the game actually throws a Data Access Exception error when a certain combination of switches is pressed), but Daytona 2 is absolutely flawless with the PCB. I would eventually like to run my Sega Rally 2A stack inside an Arcade1Up, possibly by gutting the Fast & Furious version and running a video converter to the monitor, on top of wiring the pots and buttons directly to the motherboard. It should theoretically be doable since controls are all run by JST connectors. I do like the force feedback but the spring center feedback is also a nice touch for people like me who go for fast lap times. Model 3 is same pinout, only force feedback is different and obviously a 3.3v power supply
I would be so happy to have this racecab 😍
Perfection. :) <3
お～恐ろしいジュラシックパーク😮中でもティラノサウルス🦖だな😅
Nice Clear!!! Wish I could've caught this live. Cheers man!
Cool stuff, nothing beats original hardware when it comes to model3
Looks great! I wouldn't classify it as a huge upgrade but I prefer this retrotink4k footage over the old capture. I like the tighter aspect ratio and the colors seem more vibrant (but that could just be the brightness settings).
Hey man, thanks for the input and I hope all is well. Seems we are both taking a rest from FE these days, the Linda grind got a bit too stressful for me so I'm taking a short break from the game. 😅 Yeah, I like the look of RT4K capture footage too, the RT4K settings are pretty much default settings which is quite impressive, I only changed like 2 or 3 settings to get up and running. Much better than my random OSSC settings which probably make things look a bit worse than using optimal settings. One thing I'm seeing after KZread encoding is that the in game text also looks slightly clearer to me? Such as the FREE PLAY text in bottom left hand corner, but I'm using less bitrate which generates a smaller upload filesize. It'll be interesting to see if that translates into better quality livestream footage @ 6000kbps. I'm also interested in seeing how it handles something like Battle Street on Xbox using component cable, I've found that Xbox capture is quite dull looking using OSSC. I was really lucky finding a 4K Magewell capture card for £150 (approx $185) last year on eBay, retail price for that is like £750+. Retail price for RT4K is $799, but I had to pay an additional $235 (Combined shipping and import duty) on top. Is that cost worth the extra if just using the device for capture/live streaming? To some people yes, but to most people I'd probably say it's not worth it. Strong CPU + OSSC + 1080p Capture card is the sweet spot, and the best value is using an Nvidia GPU to do the encoding rather than using the CPU. My OSSC cost me $140 USD 5 years ago. and it's still an awesome device. But RT4K is a more complete product which comes with a hefty price tag. It's a very convenient product and I'm glad I bought it, hopefully it lasts for many years. I'll try capturing some different games soon, I really need to update my Daytona 2 capture footage. Thanks.
@@icuk7 I also noticed the text difference but its hard to quantify. It kind of looks like the black outlines around each letter are slightly thicker on the retrotink footage. Whatever the exact difference is, the output is gorgeous so it seems like a great product even though its so expensive. Currently taking a break from Spikeout to spend time on some other things but will hopefully be playing again soon. Wish you the best.
Are you going to play Spikeout Battle Street in Livestream?
Yes, I'll try playing SpikeOut Battle Street soon using new upscaler. But please wait a while, I'm busy with work at the moment. Next month I'll have some free time.
@@icuk7 ok
Final Lap Brake from 6th gear and 261 km/h and then 4th gear 2:38
Brake from 6th gear and 248km/h to 4th gear 2:10
Brake at 243km/h and then 4th gear 1:47
Brake at 176km/h 1:29
Brake at 189km/h 1:21
Brake from 6th gear 239km/h to 4th gear 1:11
Absolutely love the dedication here, I’ve become obsessed with the game the past 2+ years. Most likely gonna buy a cab when the Round 1’s around the country stop supporting stage 8
Thanks man, I appreciate the comment. For me, ID8 is the best in the series, it was well worth going through the hassle of getting the game up and running. I hope you can get a cab in the near future. Thanks.
@@icuk7 thanks for the reply!! Love ur content
よく見に来ます 잘하시네요. ^^
Thank you for sharing this footage! Side Arms is a true classic. Still one of the best shmups ever made !
Promo sm 🎶
Is this amulator
It's the real PCB. Thanks.
Could it be that the sharpness of the image suffered from the recording/compression process?
I made this video 6 years ago. The blurry quality of the footage is a combination of KZread compression @ 720p and the equipment I was using at the time. I'll make a better video when I upgrade my upscaler. Thanks for the comment!
If you could do that, it would be very much appreciated. :) Do you own the Model 3 Board? I'm jealous... it's a legend!@@icuk7
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じゃあ、続けてみるよ！ Thank you!