It is advertised on highwaygames.com as a "Super" converting board made by a company excellent.com from Hong Kong and says it converts NTSC and PAL versions of the PS2, Dreamcast, and Gamecube to Jamma/Arcade capability. I think the board only costs $105 or something--very reasonable. Any chance this board works well and anyone have any experience with this board or boards like it? Thanks.
Anyone heard of "Super" converting board on Highwaygames.com?
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I think I saw this on another HK arcade site as well. I think they had it listed for $90 or something like that. I emailed them for info yesterday, hopefully I will get something back soon.
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i just wanna know how do you connect the cabnets controllers to youre system? or does it do that for you?
NeoTurfMasta do you have the url of that HK site?
NeoTurfMasta do you have the url of that HK site?
<a href="http://www.coinopexpress.com/" target="_blank">http://www.coinopexpress.com/</a> Has adapters for PS2 and Dreamcast consoles to Jamma, they even have a Driving game adapter for Dreamcast that hooks it up to an arcade driving wheel(looks like its not listed yet, ask a salesman about it)! If you want any questions answered, they have salesmen online from time to time. I haven't ordered from them yet, but they seem to be pretty cool.
I recently saw a console to jamma converter on ebay , you had to use external sound and the consoles controlls , I own a play station wired into a slam masters cabinet but it is wired off of the p.s. board to an rgb connector very easy to do if you can soldier . I will try to stick a pic in here .
