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    Sega Lindbergh

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    Sega's first PC-based arcade board, used for their high-end arcade games in the mid-to-late 2000's.

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    Sega Lindbergh last edited by Nes on 06/10/21 08:58PM View full history

    Overview

    Lindbergh (also known as Sega Lindbergh) is an arcade system board developed and used by Sega for a variety of high-end arcade releases in the mid-to-late 2000's. First released in 2005 with The House of the Dead 4, it is their first board to use a standard PC architecture (as its predecessor, Chihiro, utilizes PC components in an Xbox-based architecture), similar to Taito's Type X hardware (released one year prior). It was later superseded by their RingEdge board.

    The hardware itself uses an embedded Linux operating system (known as MontaVista Linux) with an Intel Pentium 4 series CPU (at 3.0 GHz), a NVIDIA GeForce 6 series GPU (w/ 256MB GDDR3 VRAM), and a 1 GB DDR-400 SDRAM for memory. It uses DVD-ROM rather than GD-ROM, supports multiple high-definition SVGA (both SVGA and WSVGA) and XGA (XGA, WXGA, FWXGA, and SXGA-) video resolutions, includes native dual-monitor support (both same-screen and multi-screen), supports 5.1 channel surround sound, and natively supports online connectivity with Sega's ALL.Net service.

    Multiple variants of the board were produced, each with a unique color-coded case lid (one of the few arcade boards to do so). Each has some minor differences:

    • The Lindbergh variant, color-coded in yellow, is used for a majority of their standard releases.
    • The Lindbergh Blue variant is used for few games, using a Windows Embedded operating system instead. StarHorse 2 is unique for using an unbranded dedicated board with CompactFlash instead of both the DVD and HDD.
    • The Lindbergh Red variant is more graphics-intensive, upgrading the GPU to the more powerful NVIDIA GeForce 7 series model at double the VRAM (with some games using quadruple, at 1GB). However, it uses a more budget-oriented Intel Celeron series CPU at 2.8 Ghz.

    In addition, Sega rented out a silver-colored variant used as the Server board for Satellite Terminal games.

    Game List

    NOTE: This list may be incomplete (and, at times, incorrect), especially in terms of game ID and region releases. Assistance is always appreciated!

    Lindbergh

    Lindbergh Blue

    • Derby Owners Club 2008: Feel the Rush, Derby Owners Club 2009: Ride for the Live
    • StarHorse 2: New Generation, StarHorse 2: Second Fusion, StarHorse 2: Third Evolution, StarHorse 2: Fourth Ambition, StarHorse 2: Fifth Expansion, StarHorse 2: Final Destination
    • World Club Champion Football: Intercontinental Clubs 2006-2007, World Club Champion Football: International Clubs 2007-2008, World Club Champion Football: International Clubs 2008-2009, World Club Champion Football: International Clubs 2009-2010

    Lindbergh Red

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