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It could be both, right? 

There are  people using the Dreamcast for VR now, maybe that was a feature Sega was planning on launching back in the days, then never had time to develop  when they crashed

https://www.thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk/2016/09/dreamcast-vr-roundup.html

And Dreamcast had pinball games. Take Pro Pinball Trilogy, for example, Apparently distributed only in Europe. I wonder if this could have been a prototype for a  Japan only release, that would explain the Junji Ito theme. 

All this It doesn't  mean that they didn't put it in a pinball cabinet like the one in the photos. I'm thinking of the custom Death Crimson Cabinet,

https://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~bu9t-sm/crimson0.html  

people love a weird cabinet!

It died with SEGA, of course! And so the VR, the experience, wasn't tied to the machine but to whatever software they pumped through the screen.

Also: jesus, that's a pinball machine? If that exists, the ito cabinet starts to look tame in comparison!

From what I understand, it's a light gun for a videogame. But yes, it's the size of a pinball machine :)