Hey r/Sega, wanted to share my setup for Turbo Outrun Reimagined.

I built this rig around an interior I salvaged from a crashed Subaru Impreza GRB.

Since Turbo Outrun Reimagined is a fan project, getting the physical gauges to work wasn't exactly plug-and-play.

I had to manually reverse-engineer the game's memory, extract telemetry and write custom software to feed the RPM, speed, and warning lights directly into the real Subaru instrument cluster.

Paddle shifters work, H pattern shifter works, and I love that every assist (ABS/TC/Auto Clutch/Rev Match) can be turned off.

Game runs very smooth on 32:9, would love a feature to turn off the UI completely, and maybe have the ability to move the seating position on X/Y/Z axis while in 1st person view.

Great job u/Apprehensive-Ad4279 , don't know if you're here, but I love your work.

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Star Wars Arcade 1994 | 4K HDR | 60FPS | Ultra+ | WANGMODEL1 | SEGA | Full Gameplay

Yesterday I spent an hour cleaning up almost all the jaggies, tuned the colors and brightness in the SEGA Star Wars Arcade, and beat it for the first time

The game still has issues on WANGMODEL1
Changing the difficulty in service mode doesn’t save
it just throws an IO Error when you exit

Btw, the game sucks. It’s super unfair with random hits, so I mostly circled safe spots, hoping to get lucky and rack up enough kills before the timer ran out. Now that I’ve beaten it once, I probably won’t touch it again 😂

Gena is one of my favorite characters from Crazy Taxi and one of my favorite Sega waifus along with Linda from Spikeout and Clarissa from OutRun 2

Here are mine

West Coast - Gena

Small Apple - Hot-D

Glitter Oasis - Mrs. Venus

Some animation practice from a while back.

Hey everyone, I have a question for you all.

Is it possible to recreate *Sega Heroes* from scratch? Like reviving it, making a remake, or something similar?

I did have the chance to play it, but only for an hour back in 2019.

SEGA NO

Let's say the Saturn beat the PlayStation and Sega became the biggest name in gaming. How different would the world be? Games, hardware, the industry, memes... anything goes.Would it be a utopia or a dystopia?

I'll go first.

In this timeline, Sega's '32-bit + 32-bit = 64-bit' is taught in physics class alongside E = mc².

Inspired by the aesthetics of games like Sonic 3, Ristar, and Vectorman. Always loved that 90s art deco aesthetic used in the classic Sonic games.

Featuring Blade and Roda from my original series, Tiger Artisan.

Found this when purchasing other retro tech to refurbish. All but the down input and C input were working. Disassembled, cleaned up the insides, put it all back together and everything works as it should. (Love when it is an easy fix)

Inspired by the SEGA AM2 era, this is some original art featuring my characters Tami and Toma enjoying some low poly 3D fighter goodness. Big shout out to Virtua Fighter and Sonic the Fighters.

I did some poking around and was surprised to see that a number of Sega games not never gotten a re releases, remake or port. The most glaring are Panzer Dragoon Saga, Burning Rangers and Skies of Arcadia (either Dreamcast or Gamecube).

And they did some PS2 remakes of Phantasy Star 1 and 2 that haven't left Japan. Availability of the Shining games is also spotty.

Everyone is milking their back catalog these days.. except Sega. They seem especially uninterested in the Saturn.

I know they lost the source code for Panzer Dragoon Saga but there's working emulators they could use. Assuming they don't have their own already.

I know it costs money to do even an emulated re release but they have these kind of legendary games that are still sought after today.

Does anyone know the score? It's baffling

Nice update of a classic racer.