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| − | {{stub}}The '''Cycraft''' is a special arcade cabinet developed by [[Simuline]] and [[Sega]] and released in | + | {{stub}}The '''Cycraft''' is a special arcade cabinet developed by [[Simuline]] and [[Sega]] and released in 2003. It is a spiritual successor to cabinets such as the [[R360]], being a motion simulator which offers a greater degree of movement than a standard sit-down cabinet. Cycraft's motion actuators have three degrees of freedom, and are capable of producing front and back, left and right, and vertical movements. Because these actuators are situated above the player, they can produce similar effects to a 5 degrees of freedom machine at a fraction of the cost. Because Cycraft is primarily designed for racing games, it does not offer a full 360 degrees of movement. |
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===[[NAOMI 2]]=== | ===[[NAOMI 2]]=== | ||
*''[[Club Kart: European Session]]'' | *''[[Club Kart: European Session]]'' | ||
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*''[[F-Zero AX Monster Ride]]'' | *''[[F-Zero AX Monster Ride]]'' | ||
| + | ==Digital manuals== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade DigitalManual.pdf|US manual | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade US DigitalBulletin 2006-12-14.pdf|US service bulletin (2006-12-14) | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade US DigitalBulletin 2007-03-06.pdf|US service bulletin (2007-06-07) | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade US DigitalBulletin 2007-03-07.pdf|US service bulletin (2007-03-07) | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade US DigitalBulletin 2007-04-12.pdf|US service bulletin (2007-04-12) | ||
| + | Cycraft Arcade US DigitalBulletin 2007-06-05.pdf|US service bulletin (2007-06-05) | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | ==Promotional material== | ||
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| + | Cycraft Arcade US Flyer.pdf|US flyer | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | ==Physical scans== | ||
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The Cycraft is a special arcade cabinet developed by Simuline and Sega and released in 2003. It is a spiritual successor to cabinets such as the R360, being a motion simulator which offers a greater degree of movement than a standard sit-down cabinet. Cycraft's motion actuators have three degrees of freedom, and are capable of producing front and back, left and right, and vertical movements. Because these actuators are situated above the player, they can produce similar effects to a 5 degrees of freedom machine at a fraction of the cost. Because Cycraft is primarily designed for racing games, it does not offer a full 360 degrees of movement.
Contents
Compatible games
NAOMI 2
Triforce
Digital manuals
US manual
US service bulletin (2006-12-14)
US service bulletin (2007-06-07)
US service bulletin (2007-03-07)
US service bulletin (2007-04-12)
US service bulletin (2007-06-05)
Promotional material
US flyer