Devil Soundwave wrote:j69 wrote:You could say that about any cab! Why buy a cave pcb when you can get a Japanese xbox?
If i got it on Xbox I'd play it on my telly. If I had the PCB I'd play it in a proper dedicated Jamma cab. I wouldn't however play the Xbox on a converted bookies cab.
But surely thats all psychological? I could buy a Vewlix and Taito board with SSFIV for thousands of pounds. Or I could pay £100 for a cab and stick the xbox in. For me its more about the feeling of sitting down at a cab and playing than knowing what hardware its running on. I used to love playing SFIV on my Naomi online and for me this is a cheap way to get back into it.
Remove the base, respray, new sticks and buttons and we are good to go
