[Dreamcast VGA]

The VGA mod went well! I used an old IDE cable to route the 7 or so signals from the underneath of the video connector to a gap just next to where the power switch is - that way it's a nice straight flat cable with a couple folds - looks really tidy. Comes out next to the power switch and then I placed the stripboard inbetween the battery and GD-ROM. Another ribbon then goes down the right hand side of the GD-ROM, and sits under the two cable clips there in the moulding, before going to the VGA D socket which sits just behind the right corner of GD-ROM and the GD-ROM door switch. The 3.5mm stereo audio and toggle switch i've located next to the PSU, the toggle is actually above the PSU and the 3.5mm socket to the right of the PSU.

 

Initially I tried to build the scanline generator circuit into the same piece of stripboard but it wasn't working correctly so I seperated them. I've built a scanline generator as a seperate unit which is working great - I will mount it in a small box which i've ordered. Pics to follow.

[Dreamcast VGA]

That's true for some original versions, most if not all of them have been hacked to work with VGA though.

[Dreamcast Rocks!]

Just got the X-Arcade adapter for the Dreamcast. Arcade controllers! Can't wait to try it!

Cool! Let me know what it's like! I am still just in the early stages of discovering just how many great games there are for the Dreamcast! Just been playing Capcom vs SNK - AWESOME!!!