DIY Sega Rally Cabinet Complete
I’ve always wanted to own a full size sit down Sega racing cabinet. Now I had the space in my new workshop I decided to build my own. Now its finished and time to show off this project. I couldn’t possibly work out how many hours its taken this year, or the total cost, but here it is:
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It features a mix of home made construction and real arcade parts. Powered by a PC running Mame, Model 1/2/3 and TeknoParrot emulators. Full force feedback in most of the games. Plays, sounds and feels just like the real cabinets. Loaded with a library of classic Sega and other racing games. Dyatona USA, Sega Rally, Initial D, Outrun, GTi Club, Ridge Racer and more.
Now if I could just beat that 1st place time in Daytona…..
I have a curious question. I went through your process, which I’m very intrigued by. The part that I wanted to get more details is regarding the PC Build. I also have teknoparrot, Which OS do you have installed? If it’s Windows, do you have it so that TP is the first thing that starts once the OS is completely on? Did you follow any guide for the configuration, to get it as close to the original arcade configuration or did you do something more custom?
Hi Mike. Yes it ran Windows and Technoparrot, but I wanted other emulators also for Model 2 and 3 racing games. I used a frontend https://www.launchbox-app.com/ to load the game and emulators by command when selecting the game.