> ok that blows then :( means no virtua racing for me for the next couple of years
> since im stuck in small student livingspace for a while to come i think...
> thanks for the info though!
>
> > > but still, as far as controls go, you
> > > should be able to hook up some sort of analog control to it, providing you
> > have
> > > the pinout :) there are enough anlog steering wheels and controllers out
> there
> > > for various consoles and PC, so i think it should be possible to hook
> > something
> > > up
> > >
> > No, it requires a Sega analog steering wheel controller/mech, as otherwise at
> > the very least it wont be set up right, and more than likely just wouldnt work
> > full stop.
> >
> > Why do you think the boards on their own are relativly cheap? People generally
> > by them as spares or replacements for ones that have blown up in a machine,
> > sorry :/
> >
> > Six...
> >
> > System16 - The Arcade Museum
> >
>
hi

it might be better selling the pcb on ebay and getting the Sega Saturn and a copy of the game.

having said that it might be be worth getting a hold of a virtua racing upright cab which takes up less space and keeping the pcb as a spare.

light gun games have the same problems where getting the pcb is easy getting a working light gun is a lot harder

in fact if a pcb is not jamma compatible there is a good chance the pcb will need the right cabinet.