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The Sega System 16 inspired the architecture of the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. Let's look at some of its games. I'm now on Patreon! Help support the channel. 🤍 Check out my Sega Lord X merchandise page! 🤍 If you would like to support the channel directly: 🤍 Head over to Facebook to hear me ramble about various things: 🤍 I'm now on Twitter! 🤍 Opening "Sega" jingle is from Astal for the Sega Saturn. Ending Music during the credits is from Batman for the Sega Genesis. SLX Logo By: Jan Neves YouTube Page - 🤍 Intro by Evan S. 🤍 Episode Notes: 1. I used MAME for this capture. 2. Fantasy Zone II DX The Tears of Opa Opa was released as a stand alone cab in Japan. 3. The System 16 hit the arcade nearly 3 years before Capcom's CPS and nearly 5 years before the Neo Geo. 4. I often wonder what the Genesis would have been like had its VDP been more like the System 16. That sprite scaling could have made a world of difference. 5. There were more System 16 titles than I covered here. More sports, puzzle, and Japanese-centric material.
Sega had many arcade system boards. Here we look at its System 18, an upgraded System 16 variant. I'm now on Patreon! Help support the channel. 🤍 Check out my Sega Lord X merchandise page! 🤍 If you would like to support the channel directly: 🤍 Head over to Facebook to hear me ramble about various things: 🤍 I'm now on Twitter! 🤍 Opening "Sega" jingle is from Astal for the Sega Saturn. Ending Music during the credits is from Batman for the Sega Genesis. SLX Logo By: Jan Neves YouTube Page - 🤍 Intro by Evan S. 🤍 Episode Notes: 1. I used MAME for the captures. 2. Most of these games are 3 and 4 player co-op. 3. Most of these still have no modern console versions. 4. Laser Ghost had an energy gun that put you in mind of the Ghostbusters proton glider. I'm surprised Sega didn't get sued.
SEGA es una empresa japonesa desarrolladora de software y hardware en el campo del entretenimiento (videojuegos). Es una de las marcas de videojuegos más importantes y respetadas del mundo. Ha tenido una larga historia de éxitos tanto en el mercado de los arcades como en el de las consolas. En esta compilación nos centramos en sus juegos arcade clásicos, sus mayores éxitos como también sus lanzamientos menos conocidos. Además esta lista incluye juegos para el Sistema Mega Tech y Mega Play, lo cual lo convierte en un vídeo con un alto valor educativo y también de preservación del videojuego. Nota No incluye algunas placas como SEGA MODEL 2 o MODEL 3, tampoco los arcade vectoriales, ya que los tengo en otras compilaciones en mi canal.
In Japan, arcades are called 'Game Centers' - and they are disappearing at an alarming rate. Countless Japanese game centers and arcades have closed over the past year or more, including 2 of Japans most legendary SEGA arcades; First the Akihabara SEGA, and now the Ikebukuro SEGA Gigo. Come hang out on Instagram! 🤍 Let's be Twitter buddies!: 🤍 A SPECIAL THANK YOU to the Patreon crew for making these possible: 🤍 Explore Always with Tokyo Lens: 🤍 Where I Get My Music For Vids: 🤍 ARTLIST: 🤍 - GEAR USED [2021] Use These Links to Support The Channel Camera: 🤍 Cinema Camera: 🤍 90% of my Photography: 🤍 My Fav 360 Camera: 🤍 For Streaming: 🤍 Podcast on: 🤍 - Where to Send Stuff Norm Nakamura - Tokyo Creative Redhorse Corporation Co. Ltd 1-10-5 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo Kokugikan Front Bldg 2F 130-0015 - Tokyo Lens Podcast: 🤍
Episode 382 - Sega was a force to be reckoned with in the arcades, and their Model 1 and later Model 2 boards were revolutionary for their time, bringing us crazy 3D games we didn't think were possible only a few years before. So let's check 'em all out! ►Consider supporting Game Sack on Patreon! - 🤍 ►Shirts and Blu-rays - 🤍 ►Twitter! - 🤍 ►Instagram! - 🤍 ►The Game Sack Web Site! - 🤍 ►Facebook! - 🤍 ►Game Sack Subreddit! - 🤍 0:00 - Model 1 1:13 - Star Wars Arcade 2:04 - Virtua Fighter 3:00 - Virtua Racing 4:09 - Virtua Formula 4:48 - Wing War 5:51 - Model 2 6:28 - Behind Enemy Lines 7:27 - Daytona USA 8:46 - Dead or Alive 9:30 - Desert Tank 10:20 - Dynamite Baseball '97 11:00 - Dynamite Cop 11:56 - Fighting Vipers 12:31 - Gunblade NY 13:36 - The House of the Dead 14:31 - Indy 500 15:18 - Last Bronx 15:57 - Manx TT 16:32 - Motor Raid 17:25 - OverRev 18:00 - Pilot Kids 18:55 - Rail Chase 2 20:20 - Sega Rally 20:58 - Sega Ski Super G 21:38 - Sega Touring Car Championship 22:12 - Sega Water Ski 23:12 - Sky Target 23:59 - Sonic The Fighters 24:35 - Super GT 24 25:17 - Top Skater 25:39 - Virtua Cop 26:16 - Virtua Cop 2 26:47 - Virtua Fighter 2 27:37 - Virtua Striker 28:01 - Virtual On 28:53 - Waverunner 29:29 - Zero Gunner 30:17 - Wrap up 31:04 - End Sketch
There was a time when the arcade was the focal point of every advancement our hobby would receive. Whether is was technology or game design, you saw it there first. I go over the games that had the biggest effect on me through the years, and discuss why I cared so much for them. We will be looking at: Thunder Blade Spider-Man The Video Game Virtua Cop 2 Daytona USA Gunblade NY Outrunners Golden Axe The Revenge of Death Adder House of the Dead Sega Rally OutRun 2 Be sure to check out my Facebook page for random thoughts and reviews! 🤍 Check out my pals over at the Sega Saturn Shiro Podcast. 🤍 If you want to rep the Sega Lord X logo, check out the merch page! 🤍 As always, thank you guys for all your support!
Okay Sega fans! Sega has a rich history of arcade games going back to the 70s. In this video, I've captured 100 Sega arcade games from 1980 to 1988. There are many obscure ones (at least that I had never heard of), but we see the start of Sega's golden age here, with classics like Space Harrier and Outrun appearing. Stay turned for Part 2!
A culmination of Sega's System 24 2D technology and their powerhouse Y Board scaling features. It was known as the Sega System 32. I'm now on Patreon! Help support the channel. 🤍 Check out my Sega Lord X merchandise page! 🤍 If you would like to support the channel directly: 🤍 Head over to Facebook to hear me ramble about various things: 🤍 I'm now on Twitter! 🤍 Opening "Sega" jingle is from Astal for the Sega Saturn. Ending Music during the credits is from Batman for the Sega Genesis. SLX Logo By: Jan Neves YouTube Page - 🤍 Intro by Evan S. 🤍 Episode Notes: 1. Captured via MAME. These games are perfectly playable in MAME but many have visual and audio issues. 2. Despite being nothing like the arcade, Outrunners on the Genesis actually has a decent soundtrack. I use it here in the closing segment. 3. Outrunners is one of my favorite racing games ever. I first saw it at a summer camping retreat when I was 18. I dumped many credits into it that weekend. 4. I mention multiplayer numerous times here because most of these games had it and the entire balance of the gameplay was designed around it. The more people you have often leads to a much better experience. 5. I always thought the Sega CD would have been a great place for many of these games. It's true there would have been a lot of concessions and cutbacks, but I feel many would have still been well worth the effort. Especially since the Sega CD had so few games that really showed off its features.
In this video, we'll take a look at my entire Sega collection! From the classic Sega Genesis to the elusive Sega arcade games, I've got it all! Get ready to relive the memories and experience the nostalgia as we go through my impressive collection. In addition to the arcade games, you'll also get a glimpse of my complete collection of Sega consoles, including the Sega Dreamcast, Sega CDX, SEGA 32X and the Sega CD. Each console has its own unique features and games, and I'll give you a rundown of the best titles available on each one. This video is not just for Sega fans, but for anyone who loves classic gaming. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into my Sega collection! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more retro gaming content. Stay tuned for more videos, and let's relive the glory days of gaming together! [RETRO RALPH MERCHANDISE AND CONTACT INFO] Get your Retro Ralph Merch Here: 🤍 Join my Home Arcade Facebook Group: 🤍 Follow Retro Ralph on Twitter: 🤍 Follow Retro Ralph On Instagram: 🤍 If you would like me to do a video review of your product or for other business inquiries, email me: retroralph1980🤍gmail.com #Arcade #RetroGaming #sega
Join us on this 4K walk exploration tour of the actual line up of Akihabara Retro Kan, in the former Sega 3rd Building. The game center is currently named under Gigo, which is the company who bought up the arcade business from Sega. You can enjoy a lot of different machines from the past, some of them very unusual. A lot of dedicated Arcade cabinets such as Sega Rally, Daytona, Outrun, Time Crisis, House of the Dead but also generic cabinet models like Net City, Blast City, Astro City and Aero City. I hope you get the chance to enjoy it too when you visit Japan and Akihabara.
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SUPPORT THE CHANNEL : 🤍 I have been teasing this series for a very long time...and that's because it took a VERY LONG TIME to make...a twenty episode retrospective on every Sega developed arcade racing game in 3D! Because whether its retro gaming or modern pc gaming...Sega is the KING of the arcade racing genre! So buckle up and get ready for a retrogaming ride! THE RULES FOR INCLUSION: 1) It must have had an arcade release (So no Sega GT) 2) It must be in 3D (Bye Bye Outrunners, etc etc) and 3) you MUST be racing against an opponent and not just a timer (sorry Crazy Taxi, Wild Riders) Patreon Thanks: Seth Peterson, John Thompson, Paul Daniel, Porch, Jon Anderson, RayceARoni, Kurangui, Jason Hixon, Alex Tessler, Jonathan Leung, Martin Donlon, Tom Van Deusen, Barabob, Steve Randall, Ahab, K-2, Renaissance 2K, Ivar Wennerholm, Adrien Sebbane, tobemorecrazy, Mike Puelinckx, Tony Escobar, H7, Humanoide70, Ben Parfitt, Holder Schmidt, Tim Lehner, Shad Uttam, Dan L, James Mann, Richard Schneider, Coupon Joe, Sunder Raj, Dorfus the Maple Syrup Man, John Booty and Craig M! Up next: Sega World Drivers Championship! As of the making of this video this is the MOST RECENT arcade racing game Sega has release in arcades! It sure isn't retro gaming status but it's definitely an obscure video games as it barely made its way to the US. But it's a straight up perfect racing game. You CAN play it at home...just not with the online multiplayer...which is a bit of a bummer but hey...what can you do? This runs in Teknoparrot on Windows 10 OR on the Sega ALLS UX arcade board...more known for running The House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn. So it 100% qualifies for PC Gaming. I guess I am a PC Gamer after all! It has a lot of Sega Rally vibes with a mix of Scud Race and a touch of Daytona U.S.A. Questions? Comments? Just leave them below and I will do my best to answer each and every one of them! 🤍 You can follow us at IG : ChicagoGameCollector , or join our Discord Server : 🤍 VGE #arcade #arcadegames #arcadegame #sega #teknoparrot #racing #racinggames #gaming #gamingcommunity #pcgamer #pcgaming #pcgames
Sega created some of the greatest Arcade games of all time including Golden Axe, Daytona USA and many more. Here we take a look at the 25 best Arcade games they graced the arcade scene with. Why not tell me your favourite Sega arcade games in the comments below and please like and subscribe as they will be plenty more gaming countdowns on the way.
A side-by-side comparison of Sega Rally 2 between the Arcade version (Sega Model 3) and the Console version (Sega Dreamcast).
► Consider supporting me - 🤍 The Sega Dreamcast just celebrated its 19th birthday and in this video we look at the similarities its architecture has with the Sega Naomi - dedicated Sega arcade hardware. We take an in-depth look at the Naomi hardware, its arcade games and understand how just "arcade perfect" the Dreamcast ports of these popular games actually were. Social Media Links : ► Check me out on Facebook : 🤍 ► Soundcloud : 🤍 ► Follow me on Twitter : 🤍
Follow me on Twitter 🤍 🤍 Get Great Retro Scene News 🤍 🤍 Developed and published by Sega in 1986 Route A: 0:00 Route B: 6:25 Route C: 12:35 Route D: 18:52 Route E: 25:03 Does this game even need an introduction? When I complete a longplay video, I always try and write up a review about my experience with the game: the good, bad and anything in between. All of this seems somewhat pointless when it comes to the original arcade version of OutRun because you all know it's fantastic and is one of the greatest driving games ever made. That last sentence is more relevant than you might think. When marketing the game, Yu Suzuki described OutRun not as a racing game, but as a driving game instead. Having played the game, you start to understand what he meant by this. OutRun is a point-to-point race across the continent against the clock. The game takes you on a road-trip across five different stages in order to reach the end goal. You initially have seventy-five seconds to reach the checkpoint at the end of the stage, at which point your remaining time will be extended by a set amount, allowing you to continue playing; fail to make the next checkpoint before your time runs out and it's game over. Setting the game on public roads rather than a race track means that there's plenty of traffic to avoid. Colliding with another car will result in you losing control of your car, as well as losing precious seconds from the already tight time limit. Worse still, hitting a roadside obstacle will cause you to crash, hurling your car into the air and catapulting your driver and passenger out in the process...these people have obviously never heard of seatbelts! The game is famous for being non-linear in that it allows the player to choose which route to take to the finish line. The road forks at the end of the stage, allowing the player to choose which route to take to the finish line, which adds replay value to the game. Some stages are more challenging than others thanks to narrower roads, or more road-side obstacles, so players are likely to have their own preferred route to the finish line. The game features absolutely phenomenal graphics for the time and displays them at a flawless 60 Hz refresh rate. This was made possible thanks to Sega's second generation Super Scalar technology and powerful hardware (2 x Motorola 6800 CPUs clocked at 12.5 MHz each). The only problem is that none of the home conversions really came anywhere close to recreating the arcade experience at home, although the Mega Drive version is probably the best of these. It wasn't until a version arrived for the Sega Saturn that you could play a 100% accurate version of the arcade game in the comfort of your own home. For once, the music is equally as memorable as the graphics. The game features three separate music tracks that the player can select before starting the race, and they're all brilliant (my favourite being Magical Sound Shower). The audio is remarkably crisp and clear and features plenty of high quality, digital instrument samples. In fact, so great was the music that I remember the C64 home version coming bundled with a cassette tape that had the original arcade soundtrack on it! The game was available as a traditional upright cabinet, as well as the deluxe sit-down versions that featured a moving cabin, force-feedback steering wheel and big colour screen. This would have been the centre-piece in any arcade and Sega was sparing no expense in proving their dominance in the gaming arena during the 1980's. Of course, graphics and sound are nothing if the game isn't any fun to play. Fortunately, it's one of the best racing experiences out there and also one of the toughest. You'll need sharp reflexes and a good memory to dodge the traffic whilst staying on the track; it's all too easy to get distracted and end up a smouldering wreck at the side of the road. On occasion there can be traffic blocking all the lanes, so you really need to pick your moment as to when to overtake. If I have have one issue with the game then it's the inconsistency in how the car handles when taking corners. Some corners can be taken at full speed, whilst others will see you skidding off the road despite the sharpness/curvature of the road being exactly the same. Dealing with this in a circuit racer is easier because it takes less time to memorise a specific track, whereas trying to remember all the twists and turns in a non-linear race whilst dodging traffic is much more difficult. At the end of the day, this is a minor issue and OutRun continues to be a fantastic racing game that is still worth taking the time to play. So, start the engine, turn up the stereo and enjoy one of the finest driving games ever made. #retrogaming #sega #retrogames
All Sega Model 2 games rendered 🤍 4k resolution. There's a timer in the bottom left for each game time remaining. I don't think Yu Suzuki would have imagined these games being rendered at this resolution back in the 90s. It's amazing how well they stand the test of time. Sure they lack some of the modern day graphical bling, but there's a certain...vintage charm that you don't get in games these days. It was an incredible system. Sega made 2 billion dollars from cabinet sales with model 2 hardware in it!!!!! The 90s were glorious times for arcade and gaming. Sega Model 3 Showcase Video: 🤍 Nintendo Triforce Showcase Video: 🤍 Here's a longer history snippet taken from Sega Retro. 🤍 The Model 2's development was led by famed game designer Yu Suzuki and his team at Sega AM2 as part of a joint project between Sega, Fujitsu and GE Aerospace (acquired by Martin Marietta in 1993, now part of Lockheed Martin). Sega developed the polygon geometry engine in-house, using Fujitsu coprocessors DSP coprocessors that were modified with Sega's custom microcode for hardware T&L capabilities (it would be years before hardware T&L would appear on consumer home systems). This was then combined with GE Aerospace's expensive texture-mapping technology, which Suzuki's team condensed into a more affordable chipset. Suzuki stated that the Model 2's texture mapping chip originated "from military equipment from Lockheed Martin, which was formerly General Electric Aerial & Space's textural mapping technology. It cost $2 million USD to use the chip. It was part of flight-simulation equipment that cost $32 million. I asked how much it would cost to buy just the chip and they came back with $2 million. And I had to take that chip and convert it for video game use, and make the technology available for the consumer at 5,000 yen ($50)" per machine. He said "it was tough but we were able to make it for 5,000 yen. Nobody at Sega believed me when I said I wanted to purchase this technology for our games." Suzuki stated that, in "the end," it "was a hit and the industry gained mass-produced texture-mapping as a result." For Virtua Fighter 2, he also utilized motion capture technology, introducing it to the game industry. There were also issues working on the new CPU, the Intel i960-KB, which had just released in 1993. Suzuki stated that when working "on a brand new CPU, the debugger doesn't exist yet. The latest hardware doesn't work because it's full of bugs. And even if a debugger exists, the debugger itself is full of bugs. So, I had to debug the debugger. And of course with new hardware there's no library or system, so I had to create all of that, as well. It was a brutal cycle." In a late 1998 interview, Read3D's Jon Lenyo, a former employee of GE Aerospace (later Lockheed Martin), stated that Sega's development for the Model 2 can be traced back as early as November 1990, when he and other GE Aerospace employees visited Sega and demonstrated the trilinear texture filtering and shading capabilities of their technology. As Sega was already working on the Sega Model 1 internally, they eventually incorporated GE Aerospace's technology into the Model 2. The arcade board debuted along with Daytona USA, a game which was finished and copyrighted in 1993, and debuted at the Amusement Machine Show 1993. Despite its high price tag of around $15,000 (equivalent to $25,000 in 2014), the Model 2 platform was very successful. It featured some of the highest grossing arcade games of all time, including Daytona USA, Virtua Fighter 2, Cyber Troopers Virtual-On, The House of the Dead, and Dead or Alive, to name a few. Sega sold over 33,000 units of the Model 2 in its first year, followed by 65,000 units annually, and eventually sold over 130,000 units by 1996, amounting to $2 billion revenue from hardware cabinet sales (over $3 billion with inflation), making it one of the best-selling arcade systems of all time. #sega #arcade
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During my travel recently, I came across a retro arcade with games from the 90s and I knew I must document it down since its so difficult to find such arcades outside of Japan. Even so, I'm sure most Japanese arcades do not have such old games in store. From Time Crisis, Virtua Fighter, Virtua Striker, Daytona USA, Radmobile, Virtua Cop, House of the Dead, Outrun and many more, you can see all of them in this video. If only the operator put some effort and time in maintenance and bring all these machines back to the state in its glorious days... #retrogaming #retroarcade #arcade #arcadegames
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Join me for a very fun game of OutRun 2, on one of the magnificent SDX arcade cabinets!!! :D Not only is the game itself fun, but this it gets even better on the SDX machines, featuring four full size cars (each with two steering wheels) which allows up to 8 players to play against each other! As well as massive 62 inch screens, a race leader board and cameras, and also motion hydraulics. These things are truly awesome! Apparently these particular arcade machines are extremely rare too, so I think myself extremely lucky to have one of these in an arcade that I visit quite often!! So overall, I rate this a solid 10/10 EASY!!! xD The gameplay obviously wasn't the best, however due to filming, I had to do it one handed!!! :) And at least I managed to reach the goal! YAY!!! Machine location: The Forum, Bridlington, UK Please feel free to like, comment and subscribe for more videos! Twitter: 🤍
Arcade Games Discord 🤍 All Sega Model 3 games rendered 🤍 4k resolution. This video shows all games except for the undumped and incredibly rare Boat Race GP. Check out my other system showcase videos here: Sega Model 2 Showcase Video: 🤍 Nintendo Triforce Showcase Video: 🤍 There's a timer in the bottom right for each game time remaining. The Sega Model 3 hardware was pretty insane for it's time. There's just something about the colours and the lack of hardcore shading in these games.... maybe it's a nostalgia thing. Between the Model 2 & 3 the library of games are amazing. All games are natively rendered at 4k, there's an option in the emulator to enable widescreen, which renders the viewpoint wider than the usual 4:3 area. It doesn't stretch the graphics at all, it renders the scene wider than it originally did for 4:3 screens. So what that means is you get proper rendered widescreen with 16:9 non stretched graphics! I recorded most games in this view because it looks awesome. There are a few games that have a minor background texture issues in the top corners when this is enabled. Just in case you're wondering what the black boxes in a few games are. I turned widescreen off for VF3 as it made the game look a bit broken! Here's a longer history snippet about the system, taken from Sega Retro. 🤍 The Model 3 board went through a series of delays which frustrated Sega. Following their success with the Model 2's texture-mapping chip, Real3D (a spin-off company from Lockheed Martin) were unable to finalise the specifications of the Model 3's GPU, the Real3D Pro-1000 graphics processors, until late 1995 or early 1996. By this time, Real3D had partnered with Mitsubishi, which provided the ALU and graphics memory for the Pro-1000. Sega had planned to release the Model 3 board in late 1995 along with three games, one of which, Indy 500, was reportedly downgraded to Model 2 hardware thanks to the troubles. In late 1995, Yu Suzuki promised the Model 3 would deliver "the best 3D graphics". When the Model 3 specification was finalized, it used two Real3D Pro-1000 processors, including four Mitsubishi 3D-RAM ALU chips. The Model 3 eventually debuted, with Virtua Fighter 3 as its first game, at the AOU Show 1996 in February 1996, and was followed by Scud Race later that year. The board was officially supported until 1999, to make room for the Sega NAOMI and its successors, the Sega Hikaru and NAOMI 2. The Model 3 went through a number of revisions (steps) in which improvements were made the system and board architecture was changed. These "steppings" mainly increased the clock speed of the CPU and the speed of the 3D engine, as well as minor changes to the board architecture.[2] Step 1.0 and Step 1.5 released in 1996, Step 2.0 in 1997, and Step 2.1 in 1998. Though there was much talk of Model 3 games being ported to the Sega Saturn, all home ports of Model 3 games were seen on the Sega Dreamcast, including the likes of Sega Rally 2, Virtua Fighter 3tb, Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram and Virtua Striker 2. It was the most powerful game system in its time, an order of magnitude more powerful than PC graphics cards from 1998, which were still producing Model 2 quality graphics, two years years after the Model 3's release. By 2000, the Sega Model 2 & 3 had sold over 200,000 *arcade systems worldwide, making them some of the best-selling arcade game boards of all time. #sega #arcade
Pour la 5eme et dernière vidéo sur le salon de l’arcade japonais on parlera entre autre de SEGA.
To preserve history, I decided to professionally document Japan's latest arcade machines of 2023 in SEGA, located in Tokyo, Shibuya. The arcade and game machines will eventually change as time passes. I thought it would be interesting to professionally capture the moment and look back at this video in the future! I made this video for anyone who has a strong attraction to Japan. Enjoy the raw footage with no commentary or background music. Date Filmed: 01.06.2023 (January 6th 2023) Videos you may also like... Japan Game Store Tour: 🤍 Akihabara Tour: 🤍 Japan Animate Store Tour: 🤍 🇯🇵 Japan Arcade 2023 👾 (Japan's Latest Arcade Machines) Japan's Arcade Game Center 2023 Tour
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Gameplay starts at 00:36. Best viewed in 60 fps. I'm player 1 and Mark is player 2.
Best viewed in 60 fps. Timestamps are below. Stages were played individually. Note that while I did include the mirror tracks, I used cheat vehicles that you can't normally use on those stages. Title: 00:00 Super Beginner: 00:18 Beginner: Day: 3:34 Beginner: Night: 6:59 Medium: 10:11 Expert: 13:58 Super Beginner Mirror: 17:48 Beginner:Day Mirror 21:01 Beginner: Night Mirror 24:29 Medium Mirror 27:42 Expert Mirror 31:27
SUPPORT THE CHANNEL : 🤍 I have been teasing this series for a very long time...and that's because it took a VERY LONG TIME to make...a twenty episode retrospective on every Sega developed arcade racing game in 3D! Because whether its retro gaming or modern pc gaming...Sega is the KING of the arcade racing genre! So buckle up and get ready for a retrogaming ride! THE RULES FOR INCLUSION: 1) It must have had an arcade release (So no Sega GT) 2) It must be in 3D (Bye Bye Outrunners, etc etc) and 3) you MUST be racing against an opponent and not just a timer (sorry Crazy Taxi, Wild Riders) Patreon Thanks: Seth Peterson, John Thompson, Paul Daniel, Porch, Jon Anderson, RayceARoni, Kurangui, Jason Hixon, Alex Tessler, Jonathan Leung, Martin Donlon, Tom Van Deusen, Barabob, Steve Randall, Ahab, K-2, Renaissance 2K, Ivar Wennerholm, Adrien Sebbane, tobemorecrazy, Mike Puelinckx, Tony Escobar, H7, Humanoide70, Ben Parfitt, Holder Schmidt, Tim Lehner, Shad Uttam, Dan L, James Mann, Richard Schneider, Coupon Joe, Sunder Raj, Dorfus the Maple Syrup Man, John Booty and Craig M! Up next: Scud Race! This is the retro gaming equivalent to SOLID GOLD! Sega nailed it with this game...until they cancelled the Model 3 home port on Sega Dreamcast and left it locked to arcades! But with the Supermodel 3 emulator everyone can experience this 15/10 arcade racing game! Plus a tech demo for the Dreamcast version was released last year so we can see SOME OF Scud Race running on Dreamcast spec hardware. But this is basically Daytona USA levels of good...except faster and more arcadey! Or like Sega Rally with less dirt! Honestly it reminds me most of OutRun 2 except since its an arcade exclusive its a bit of a Sega hidden gem and a Dreamcast hidden gem all rolled into one as we do have Dreamcast development footage! Questions? Comments? Just leave them below and I will do my best to answer each and every one of them! 🤍 You can follow us at IG : ChicagoGameCollector , or join our Discord Server : 🤍 VGE #retrogaming #retrogamer #retrogames #arcade #arcadegames #arcadegame #emulator #emulation #sega #gaming #gamingcommunity #gaminghistory #arcadegaming #dreamcast
A quick #short of my conversion of a Tiger / Grandstand After Burner Tabletop game from 1989, using a Raspberry Pi 3B & MAME to play the full Sega arcade version. Full video avaialble here: 🤍 #sega #afterburner #arcade #retrogaming #retrogames #retrogamer #tabletopgaming #tabletopgames #tigerelectronics #80s #raspberrypi #retropie #mame
Welcome back Arcadians, This weeks episode we look at a new arrival at the museum, Sega’s F1 Exhaust Note from 1991 But whats strange about this upright cabinet is Sega only ever made a sit down twin of this game. So with some further investigation we look to find out if this game has been converted from another game of that era. Also we put the pedal to the metal and see how good my driving skills are. 👾You can visit the Arcade Archive The Tickets available Now at 🤍 👾 Help support the museum. Keeping these machines alive and making it the best experience for your to enjoy please visit 🤍 👾Follow Alex and the museum on Twitter 🤍 👾Follow Alex and the museum on Facebook 🤍 👾Music supplied by Rich the world champion at championship Sprint, down load his music here 🤍 👾Chapters 00:00 New arrival 01:16 Bringing the machine into the museum. 03:40 Has this game been converted? 07:25 Testing Rad Mobile 11:30 Neils play through 13:09 My play through #arcade #f1game #sega
Best viewed in 60 fps. I'm player 1 and Mark is player 2. Note that I don't know a way to switch the text to English. Also, it wasn't possible for player 2 to buy things in the shop.
SLING INTO ACTION One of the most popular mobile games ever made is now a gorgeous arcade redemption game centrepiece. ICE has taken the classic Angry Birds game and added a mechanical sling-shot to attack the bad pigs! Featuring a 55” touch screen monitor, this game was designed to be a feature game in every location and will attract kids and parents alike to test their aim and win tickets. Exciting mechanical gameplay. Unique sling-shot controller. Officially licensed by Ravio. Dual ticket dispenser. 55" touchscreen. See more at: 🤍 © 2009 – 2015 Rovio Entertainment Ltd. Rovio, Angry Birds, Bad Piggies, Mighty Eagle and all related properties, titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Rovio Entertainment Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Follow me on Twitter 🤍 🤍 Get Great Retro Scene News 🤍 🤍 Developed and published by Sega in 1992 The third and final game in the classic super scaler series of OutRun games takes things to a new level, featuring a huge number of routes through the game, and a big selection of vehicles to choose from. It's a big improvement over Turbo OutRun, a game I'm not especially fond of, and while it's not as iconic as the 1986 original, it's a pretty darn fun game. Interestingly, you can feel the influence of OutRunners in OutRun 2: Coast to Coast, which looks and handles similarly to its 2D forebear. On a technical level, the transition from the venerable Motorola 68000 CPUs used in previous super scalar hardware to RISC-based MIPS architecture in the System 32 hardware resulted in an upswing in processing power, used to good effect by enabling a head-to-head versus mode in dual cockpit configuration. Despite these improvements, it becomes evident that the sprite scaling tech at the heart of these games had started to reach its limit; the "next big thing" would really be the move to true 3D, which Sega achieved in magnificent style in 1993/94 with Daytona USA. As a footnote, I wonder whether the introduction of System 32 hardware explains why so few of the games based on the platform received home conversions. It wasn't until the introduction of the Sega Saturn that gamers got to enjoy arcade-quality versions of OutRun and Afterburner, but I wonder if the System 32 was beyond the 2D capabilities present in the Saturn? 00:00 Kenya Course 05:07 Spain Course 10:00 The Atlantic Course 15:00 Switzerland Course 19:50 Northern Europe Course 24:46 Russia Course 29:36 China Course 34:29 Japan Course 39:14 Honk Kong Course 44:12 Australia Course #outrun #sega #retrogames
In this compilation I show you the best arcade games of SEGA NAOMI / NAOMI 2, it contains many successes of this powerful arcade board, as well as many forgotten and unknown games, which makes it a video with a very high educational value and also of game preservation. *Info*: The NAOMI (New Arcade Operation Machine Idea) is an arcade system released by Sega in 1998. It was designed as a successor to Sega Model 3 hardware, using a similar architecture to the Sega Dreamcast. The NAOMI was succeeded by the Sega Hikaru and Sega NAOMI 2 boards, though having out-lasted the NAOMI 2, Hikaru and Sega Aurora.
My homage to the Sega Dreamcast 20th Anniversary. It is a custom made tabletop arcade that i wrapped myself, inside is a modified Dreamcast console with an IDE Reborn board soldiered into it. This allows me to play backups of my games from either a Hard Disk Drive or an SD card The arcade controls are from a Dreamcast arcade stick, i attempted to use a controller circuit board but that didn't work out well. This project took me two years and a lot more money than i expected... I am extremely pleased with the finished product If anyone is interested in this project, let me know a i will attempt making a video of how i built it and the challenges i had to overcome
One of Sega's first Genesis commercials to debut in North America in '89.
The history of the innovative holographic arcade game Legal download link for the game - 🤍 If you would like to contact me via email please use pdbowling71🤍gmail.com Please visit my Patreon at 🤍 Follow me on Twitter at 🤍 Follow me on Facebook at 🤍
🤍 - Checking out the Sega Amusements booth as seen at Amusement Expo 2022 in Las Vegas. While it was similar to their IAAPA booth, it did have some changes thanks to the addition of a few games and more space. Games found: -VR Agent -Men In Black -Mission: Impossible Arcade -Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo Olympic Games Arcade -Jumanji -Polar Slide -Sonic The Hedgehog Basketball -ATV Slam -Jet Blaster Interact with the Arcade Heroes community on Guilded: 🤍 Or interact on Discord: 🤍
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