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The Sega Chihiro system is a Sega arcade system board based on the architecture of the Microsoft Xbox.

The Chihiro system shares some features with its Xbox cousin, notably the 733MHz Intel Pentium III-class CPU and the NVIDIA XChip graphics processor. Unlike the Xbox, Chihiro has the ability to receive RAM upgrade modules in configurations from 64MB upwards (some examples have 512MB). Its primary media source is provided by the Sega GD-ROM system, as opposed to the DVD-ROM used by the Xbox.

Because of the near-identical configuration of Chihiro and the Xbox, it is theoretically easy to port software between the two. In practice, however, difficulties have been experienced due to the few differences. For example, the Xbox port of OutRun 2 briefly ran into trouble due to the differing memory capacities - the Chihiro version runs in 512MB; the coders had to compress this for a 64MB system.

Contents 1 Chihiro Specifications 2 Chihiro games released 3 Chihiro Satellite Terminal games released 4 In development 5 Notes 6 External links

• CPU: Pentium III @ 733 MHz, 133MHz FSB
• RAM: Upgradable Module, from 64MB upwards
• GPU: NVIDIA XChip @ 200 MHz, (derived from GeForce 3) featuring programmable Pixel and Vertex Shaders, Hardware T&L, Quincunx FSAA, Anisotropic filtering, Bump mapping
• Sound: Cirrus Logic CS4630 Stream Processor, NVIDIA nForce with 5.1 Dolby Digital decoding
• Media: GD-ROM

• Crazy Taxi: High Roller — (2002)
• OutRun 2— (2003)
• The House of the Dead III — (2003)
• Virtua Cop 3 — (2003)
• Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune (2003, 2004)
• Ghost Squad — (2004)
• Ollie King — (2004)
• OutRun 2 Special Tours — (2004)
• Gundam Battle Operating Simulator — (2005)

• Sega Network Mahjohng MJ2 — (2003)
• Quest Of D — (2004)
• Sega Golf Club Network Pro Tour — (2004)
• Quest Of D Ver. 1.10 — (2004)
• Quest Of D Ver. 1.20 — (2004)
• Sangokushi Taisen — (2005)
• Sega Golf Club Network Pro Tour Version 2005 — (2005)
• Sega Network Mahjohng MJ3 — (2005)
• Quest Of D Ver. 2.0 — (2005)
• Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 - Card Builder — (2005)
• Sega Golf Club Network Pro Tour Version 2006 - Next Tours — (2006)
• Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 - Card Builder (Ver. 2.00) — (2006)
• Sangokushi Taisen 2 — (2006)
• Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 - Card Builder (Ver. 2.01) — (2006)
• Sega Network Mahjohng MJ3 Ver.B — (2006)
• Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 - Card Builder (Ver. 2.02) — (2006)
• Quest of D Ver.3.0 — (2006)
• Quest of D Ver.3.01 — (2006)

• Sega Network Mahjohng MJ3 EVOLUTION — (2006)
• Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 - Card Builder — (2006)

Crazy Taxi: High Roller was ported from the original Xbox game Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller.

• Hardware specifications and known games

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