Final Lap R by Namco (1993) - WIP progress video emulation on MAME 0.234-GIT
Final Lap R, fifth and latest chapter on Namco's Final Lap F1 arcade racing game series. WIP progress video emulation on MAME, now scaling sprites are completely visible!
Very poor gameplay, very good visual improvements! 😛
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Final Lap R (ファイナルラップR, Fainaru Rappu Āru) is a racing arcade game which was released by Namco in 1994. It is the fifth game in the Final Lap series, and was licensed by FOCA to Fuji Television (as shown on its title screen). Like its predecessors, it allows up to eight players to play simultaneously when four two-player cabinets are linked together (but Player 4 and 8's car is now affiliated with Benetton replacing Tyrrell from the previous game) - and it also features four new tracks set in Germany, Hungary, Belgium and Brazil.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Final Lap R in its March 15, 1994 issue as being the country's third most popular upright arcade game at the time. A reviewer for the French publication Consoles Plus described it as "the swan song of 2D F1 simulation games", and admired its graphics and fast-paced gameplay.
Namco System FL specs:
CPU: Intel "i960-KB" 32-bit RISC @ 20 MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (Marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#finallapr #namco #mame….
Very poor gameplay, very good visual improvements! 😛
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Final Lap R (ファイナルラップR, Fainaru Rappu Āru) is a racing arcade game which was released by Namco in 1994. It is the fifth game in the Final Lap series, and was licensed by FOCA to Fuji Television (as shown on its title screen). Like its predecessors, it allows up to eight players to play simultaneously when four two-player cabinets are linked together (but Player 4 and 8's car is now affiliated with Benetton replacing Tyrrell from the previous game) - and it also features four new tracks set in Germany, Hungary, Belgium and Brazil.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Final Lap R in its March 15, 1994 issue as being the country's third most popular upright arcade game at the time. A reviewer for the French publication Consoles Plus described it as "the swan song of 2D F1 simulation games", and admired its graphics and fast-paced gameplay.
Namco System FL specs:
CPU: Intel "i960-KB" 32-bit RISC @ 20 MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (Marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#finallapr #namco #mame….
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Final Lap R by Namco (1993) - WIP progress video emulation on MAME 0.234-GIT
Final Lap R, fifth and latest chapter on Namco's Final Lap F1 arcade [...]
Final Lap R, fifth and latest chapter on Namco's Final Lap F1 arcade racing game series. WIP progress video emulation on MAME, now scaling sprites are completely visible!
Very poor gameplay, very good visual improvements! 😛
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Final Lap R (ファイナルラップR, Fainaru Rappu Āru) is a racing arcade game which was released by Namco in 1994. It is the fifth game in the Final Lap series, and was licensed by FOCA to Fuji Television (as shown on its title screen). Like its predecessors, it allows up to eight players to play simultaneously when four two-player cabinets are linked together (but Player 4 and 8's car is now affiliated with Benetton replacing Tyrrell from the previous game) - and it also features four new tracks set in Germany, Hungary, Belgium and Brazil.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Final Lap R in its March 15, 1994 issue as being the country's third most popular upright arcade game at the time. A reviewer for the French publication Consoles Plus described it as "the swan song of 2D F1 simulation games", and admired its graphics and fast-paced gameplay.
Namco System FL specs:
CPU: Intel "i960-KB" 32-bit RISC @ 20 MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (Marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#finallapr #namco #mame….
Very poor gameplay, very good visual improvements! 😛
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Final Lap R (ファイナルラップR, Fainaru Rappu Āru) is a racing arcade game which was released by Namco in 1994. It is the fifth game in the Final Lap series, and was licensed by FOCA to Fuji Television (as shown on its title screen). Like its predecessors, it allows up to eight players to play simultaneously when four two-player cabinets are linked together (but Player 4 and 8's car is now affiliated with Benetton replacing Tyrrell from the previous game) - and it also features four new tracks set in Germany, Hungary, Belgium and Brazil.
In Japan, Game Machine listed Final Lap R in its March 15, 1994 issue as being the country's third most popular upright arcade game at the time. A reviewer for the French publication Consoles Plus described it as "the swan song of 2D F1 simulation games", and admired its graphics and fast-paced gameplay.
Namco System FL specs:
CPU: Intel "i960-KB" 32-bit RISC @ 20 MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (Marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#finallapr #namco #mame….
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Winding Heat by Konami (1996) - WIP progress video emulation on MAME 0.234-GIT
Winding Heat, arcade racing game by Konami. WIP progress emulation on [...]
Winding Heat, arcade racing game by Konami. WIP progress emulation on MAME by Ville Linde.
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Winding Heat is the sequel to Road Fighter and Midnight Run, released in arcades in 1996. It first appeared in arcades in September, though most arcades did not receive their units until later. It is an improved version of Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2, though it has more of the normal or tuned cars, and the rules remain the same. Unlike Midnight Run, it takes place on touge roads.
The cabinet came in two configurations: a sitdown version with a 50-inch monitor and an upright version with a 25-inch monitor. Cabinets can be linked to support up to four players.
Konami "ZR-107" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "403e" 32-bit RISC @ 32 MHz
DSP: Analog Devices "ADSP-21062" (SHARC) 32-bit floating point DSP @ 36 MHz
Sound CPU: Motorola "68000" 16-bit @ 8 MHz
Sound Chip: Konami "K058141" (equivalent to 2xK054539)
2D Graphics chips: K056832, K058143
3D Graphics chips: K001005, K001006
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#WindingHeat #konami #mame….
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Winding Heat is the sequel to Road Fighter and Midnight Run, released in arcades in 1996. It first appeared in arcades in September, though most arcades did not receive their units until later. It is an improved version of Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2, though it has more of the normal or tuned cars, and the rules remain the same. Unlike Midnight Run, it takes place on touge roads.
The cabinet came in two configurations: a sitdown version with a 50-inch monitor and an upright version with a 25-inch monitor. Cabinets can be linked to support up to four players.
Konami "ZR-107" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "403e" 32-bit RISC @ 32 MHz
DSP: Analog Devices "ADSP-21062" (SHARC) 32-bit floating point DSP @ 36 MHz
Sound CPU: Motorola "68000" 16-bit @ 8 MHz
Sound Chip: Konami "K058141" (equivalent to 2xK054539)
2D Graphics chips: K056832, K058143
3D Graphics chips: K001005, K001006
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#WindingHeat #konami #mame….
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Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2 by Konami (1995) - WIP progress video emulation on MAME 0.234-GIT
Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2, arcade racing game by Konami. WIP [...]
Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2, arcade racing game by Konami. WIP progress emulation on MAME by Ville Linde.
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2 is the sequel to Road Fighter, released in arcades in March 1996, and on the PlayStation in 1997. While the arcade version was released worldwide, the PlayStation version was only released in Japan and Europe. In Europe, the PlayStation version is just titled Midnight Run, removing the Road Fighter connection. Its main selling point was that it allows the player to shift back and forth between manual and automatic transmission during races. Although different from the 2-D Road Fighter, the scenery is similar to other racing games set in Japan such as Initial D Arcade Stage and Wangan Midnight, except the cars are not licensed. The player also has a unique selection of normal cars and tuned cars.
Konami "ZR-107" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "403e" 32-bit RISC @ 32 MHz
DSP: Analog Devices "ADSP-21062" (SHARC) 32-bit floating point DSP @ 36 MHz
Sound CPU: Motorola "68000" 16-bit @ 8 MHz
Sound Chip: Konami "K058141" (equivalent to 2xK054539)
2D Graphics chips: K056832, K058143
3D Graphics chips: K001005, K001006
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#MidnightRun #RoadFighter2 #konami….
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2 is the sequel to Road Fighter, released in arcades in March 1996, and on the PlayStation in 1997. While the arcade version was released worldwide, the PlayStation version was only released in Japan and Europe. In Europe, the PlayStation version is just titled Midnight Run, removing the Road Fighter connection. Its main selling point was that it allows the player to shift back and forth between manual and automatic transmission during races. Although different from the 2-D Road Fighter, the scenery is similar to other racing games set in Japan such as Initial D Arcade Stage and Wangan Midnight, except the cars are not licensed. The player also has a unique selection of normal cars and tuned cars.
Konami "ZR-107" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "403e" 32-bit RISC @ 32 MHz
DSP: Analog Devices "ADSP-21062" (SHARC) 32-bit floating point DSP @ 36 MHz
Sound CPU: Motorola "68000" 16-bit @ 8 MHz
Sound Chip: Konami "K058141" (equivalent to 2xK054539)
2D Graphics chips: K056832, K058143
3D Graphics chips: K001005, K001006
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 21H1
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#MidnightRun #RoadFighter2 #konami….
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Dirt Dash by Namco (1995) - WIP progress emulation from re-dumped roms on MAME 0.222-GIT
Dirt Dash is a funny and dirt off-road racing game made by Namco. The [...]
Dirt Dash is a funny and dirt off-road racing game made by Namco. The hardware is Namco Super System 22. Attract mode + ingame caputred.
Only arcade released! No home port!
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Next Generation reviewed the arcade version of the game, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "Essentially, Dirt Dash is to Sega Rally what Tekken is to Virtua Fighter, and with its attractive use of the Super System 22 board, light-sourcing and backgrounds, plus the excellent feel of the cars themselves, Namco has another hit on its hands."
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro May 2020 v2004 Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#DirtDash #mame #namcosystem22….
Only arcade released! No home port!
Additional info from Wikipedia:
Next Generation reviewed the arcade version of the game, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "Essentially, Dirt Dash is to Sega Rally what Tekken is to Virtua Fighter, and with its attractive use of the Super System 22 board, light-sourcing and backgrounds, plus the excellent feel of the cars themselves, Namco has another hit on its hands."
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro May 2020 v2004 Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K 60fps
#DirtDash #mame #namcosystem22….
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Top 150 Arcade "Home" Racing Games (+ bonus extra content) in 4K
A new better and complete personal list of top 150 games that define [...]
A new better and complete personal list of top 150 games that define history of arcade home console and PC racing games. Driving games from 1977 "Indy 500" by Atari to 2019 "Xenon Racer" by 3DClouds.it. Recorded in 4K @ 60 fps. Games recorded with original in-game sound.
Una nuova lista personale più completa dei migliori 150 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade casalinghi, da "Indy 500" di Atari del 1977 fino a "Xenon Racer" di 3DClouds.it. Registrato in risoluzione 4K a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 150 arcade racing home console-PC games list:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Indy 500
0:48 Street Racer/Speedway II
1:03 Auto Racing
1:17 Dragster
1:29 Triple Action - Car Racing
1:43 Grand Prix
1:59 Le Mans
2:25 Enduro
2:49 Pole Position
3:08 Excitebike
3:28 F-1 Race
3:47 Kikstart
4:05 Pitstop II
4:27 Mach Rider
4:47 Road Fighter
5:06 4x4 Off-Road Racing
5:28 OutRun "1987 SMS conversion"
5:51 Rad Racer
6:15 R.C. Pro-Am
6:36 Speed Buggy/Buggy Boy
6:53 Test Drive
7:12 Stunt Car Racer
7:32 The Duel: Test Drive II
7:51 Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge
8:14 Nitro
8:29 Rad Racer II
8:47 F-Zero
9:08 Lotus Turbo Challenge 2
9:29 Micro Machines
9:43 OutRun "1991 MD conversion"
10:08 Road Rash
10:25 Jaguar XJ220
10:41 Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge
10:59 Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing
11:14 Super Mario Kart
11:32 Top Gear
11:59 Rock n' Roll Racing
12:20 Top Gear 2
12:38 Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament
12:55 Rally Championships
13:09 Ridge Racer
13:38 Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed
13:59 Virtua Racing "1994 MD Conversion"
14:22 Daytona USA
14:51 Destruction Derby
15:18 Ridge Racer Revolution
15:46 Sega Rally Championship
16:08 Screamer
16:29 Twisted Metal
16:47 Wipeout
17:17 Destruction Derby 2
17:44 Mario Kart 64
18:08 Rage Racer
18:43 Screamer 2
19:10 Wave Race 64
19:31 Wipeout 2097/Wipeout XL
20:01 Carmageddon
20:16 Diddy Kong Racing
20:39 Extreme-G
21:03 Need For Speed II
21:28 Screamer Rally
21:53 Test Drive 4
22:17 Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now
22:36 F-Zero X
23:02 Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit
23:24 R4 - Ridge Racer Type 4
24:02 Beetle Adventure Racing
24:29 Crash Team Racing
24:52 Crazy Taxi
25:12 Driver: You Are The Wheelman
25:34 RR64 - Ridge Racer 64
26:04 Sega Rally 2
26:23 Wip3out/Wipeout 3
26:56 Daytona USA 2001
27:25 Ferrari F355 Challenge
27:53 Metropolis Street Racer
28:18 Midnight Club: Street Racing
28:39 Ridge Racer V
29:05 Burnout
29:33 PGR - Project Gotham Racing
29:55 Burnout 2: Point of Impact
30:24 Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2
30:57 F-Zero GX
31:23 Mario Kart: Double Dash
31:53 Need For Speed: Underground
32:22 PGR2 - Project Gotham Racing 2
32:45 TrackMania
33:04 Burnout 3: Takedown
33:30 FlatOut
34:02 Need For Speed: Underground 2
34:38 OutRun 2
35:15 Ridge Racers
35:50 Burnout Legends
36:32 Burnout Revenge
37:10 Need For Speed: Most Wanted
37:49 PGR3 - Project Gotham Racing 3
38:24 Ridge Racer 6
39:08 Excite Truck
39:40 MotorStorm
40:15 Need For Speed: Carbon
40:50 OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast
41:26 Ridge Racer 7
42:01 Test Drive Unlimited
42:22 Burnout Dominator
42:44 PGR4 - Project Gotham Racing 4
43:08 Sega Rally Revo
43:37 Trackmania United Forever
44:07 Burnout Paradise
44:36 Mario Kart Wii
44:58 Midnight Club: Los Angeles
45:26 Pure
45:48 Blur
46:21 Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010
46:48 Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing
47:12 Split/Second: Velocity
47:39 Daytona USA HD Online
48:11 Driver: San Francisco
48:32 Mario Kart 7
48:55 Test Drive Unlimited 2
49:18 TrackMania 2
49:41 DiRT Showdown
50:17 F1 Race Stars
50:50 Forza Horizon
51:19 Need For Speed: Most Wanted 2012
51:45 Ridge Racer Unbounded
52:07 Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
52:33 Trials Evolution
53:05 WRC Powerslide
53:35 Driveclub
54:11 Forza Horizon 2
54:43 Mario Kart 8
55:15 The Crew
55:41 Trials Fusion
56:05 Fast Racing Neo/Fast RMX
56:31 Carmageddon: Max Damage
56:57 Forza Horizon 3
57:25 Redout
57:56 TrackMania Turbo
58:19 Wipeout Omega Collection
58:48 Asphalt 9: Legends
59:17 Forza Horizon 4
59:52 GRIP: Combat Racing
1:00:23 Horizon Chase Turbo
1:00:47 The Crew 2
1:01:10 Wreckfest
1:01:36 Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
1:02:01 Dangerous Driving
1:02:26 SEGA Ages: Virtua Racing
1:02:57 Team Sonic Racing
1:03:27 Xenon Racer
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1:04:07 Easter egg bonus content (Worst 10 arcade home racing games of all time!!!)
#RacingGame #arcade #console….
Una nuova lista personale più completa dei migliori 150 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade casalinghi, da "Indy 500" di Atari del 1977 fino a "Xenon Racer" di 3DClouds.it. Registrato in risoluzione 4K a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 150 arcade racing home console-PC games list:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Indy 500
0:48 Street Racer/Speedway II
1:03 Auto Racing
1:17 Dragster
1:29 Triple Action - Car Racing
1:43 Grand Prix
1:59 Le Mans
2:25 Enduro
2:49 Pole Position
3:08 Excitebike
3:28 F-1 Race
3:47 Kikstart
4:05 Pitstop II
4:27 Mach Rider
4:47 Road Fighter
5:06 4x4 Off-Road Racing
5:28 OutRun "1987 SMS conversion"
5:51 Rad Racer
6:15 R.C. Pro-Am
6:36 Speed Buggy/Buggy Boy
6:53 Test Drive
7:12 Stunt Car Racer
7:32 The Duel: Test Drive II
7:51 Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge
8:14 Nitro
8:29 Rad Racer II
8:47 F-Zero
9:08 Lotus Turbo Challenge 2
9:29 Micro Machines
9:43 OutRun "1991 MD conversion"
10:08 Road Rash
10:25 Jaguar XJ220
10:41 Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge
10:59 Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing
11:14 Super Mario Kart
11:32 Top Gear
11:59 Rock n' Roll Racing
12:20 Top Gear 2
12:38 Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament
12:55 Rally Championships
13:09 Ridge Racer
13:38 Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed
13:59 Virtua Racing "1994 MD Conversion"
14:22 Daytona USA
14:51 Destruction Derby
15:18 Ridge Racer Revolution
15:46 Sega Rally Championship
16:08 Screamer
16:29 Twisted Metal
16:47 Wipeout
17:17 Destruction Derby 2
17:44 Mario Kart 64
18:08 Rage Racer
18:43 Screamer 2
19:10 Wave Race 64
19:31 Wipeout 2097/Wipeout XL
20:01 Carmageddon
20:16 Diddy Kong Racing
20:39 Extreme-G
21:03 Need For Speed II
21:28 Screamer Rally
21:53 Test Drive 4
22:17 Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now
22:36 F-Zero X
23:02 Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit
23:24 R4 - Ridge Racer Type 4
24:02 Beetle Adventure Racing
24:29 Crash Team Racing
24:52 Crazy Taxi
25:12 Driver: You Are The Wheelman
25:34 RR64 - Ridge Racer 64
26:04 Sega Rally 2
26:23 Wip3out/Wipeout 3
26:56 Daytona USA 2001
27:25 Ferrari F355 Challenge
27:53 Metropolis Street Racer
28:18 Midnight Club: Street Racing
28:39 Ridge Racer V
29:05 Burnout
29:33 PGR - Project Gotham Racing
29:55 Burnout 2: Point of Impact
30:24 Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2
30:57 F-Zero GX
31:23 Mario Kart: Double Dash
31:53 Need For Speed: Underground
32:22 PGR2 - Project Gotham Racing 2
32:45 TrackMania
33:04 Burnout 3: Takedown
33:30 FlatOut
34:02 Need For Speed: Underground 2
34:38 OutRun 2
35:15 Ridge Racers
35:50 Burnout Legends
36:32 Burnout Revenge
37:10 Need For Speed: Most Wanted
37:49 PGR3 - Project Gotham Racing 3
38:24 Ridge Racer 6
39:08 Excite Truck
39:40 MotorStorm
40:15 Need For Speed: Carbon
40:50 OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast
41:26 Ridge Racer 7
42:01 Test Drive Unlimited
42:22 Burnout Dominator
42:44 PGR4 - Project Gotham Racing 4
43:08 Sega Rally Revo
43:37 Trackmania United Forever
44:07 Burnout Paradise
44:36 Mario Kart Wii
44:58 Midnight Club: Los Angeles
45:26 Pure
45:48 Blur
46:21 Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010
46:48 Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing
47:12 Split/Second: Velocity
47:39 Daytona USA HD Online
48:11 Driver: San Francisco
48:32 Mario Kart 7
48:55 Test Drive Unlimited 2
49:18 TrackMania 2
49:41 DiRT Showdown
50:17 F1 Race Stars
50:50 Forza Horizon
51:19 Need For Speed: Most Wanted 2012
51:45 Ridge Racer Unbounded
52:07 Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
52:33 Trials Evolution
53:05 WRC Powerslide
53:35 Driveclub
54:11 Forza Horizon 2
54:43 Mario Kart 8
55:15 The Crew
55:41 Trials Fusion
56:05 Fast Racing Neo/Fast RMX
56:31 Carmageddon: Max Damage
56:57 Forza Horizon 3
57:25 Redout
57:56 TrackMania Turbo
58:19 Wipeout Omega Collection
58:48 Asphalt 9: Legends
59:17 Forza Horizon 4
59:52 GRIP: Combat Racing
1:00:23 Horizon Chase Turbo
1:00:47 The Crew 2
1:01:10 Wreckfest
1:01:36 Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
1:02:01 Dangerous Driving
1:02:26 SEGA Ages: Virtua Racing
1:02:57 Team Sonic Racing
1:03:27 Xenon Racer
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1:04:07 Easter egg bonus content (Worst 10 arcade home racing games of all time!!!)
#RacingGame #arcade #console….
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GRID Arcade by Codemasters/Sega Europe (2010) - 4K 60fps attract mode + championship longplay
GRID Arcade, running on real arcade on custom Europa-R PC based [...]
GRID Arcade, running on real arcade on custom Europa-R PC based hardware, in this video GRID running on my PC with Teknoparrot 1.0.0.237 @ 4K native resolution (modified manually on "config.ini" file) and 60fps. Captured using nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Info from Mobygames.com:
GRID is an arcade racing game based on the console/PC game with the same name. The game has two singleplayer modes, quick race and championship, and also offers multiplayer races if multiple cabinets are linked together. Quick races can be played by up to six players who compete in one of four tracks over multiple laps. The game has a total of twelve cars which are split into groups of four. Each group of cars is limited to three of the game's total of nine tracks. The game can be played with automatic or manual transmission.
The championship is a singleplayer mode played over a sequence of tracks against AI opponents. It has three tiers and in each, the player chooses one of up to three tracks which have different difficulties. The aim of each race is to finish with the top three positions to progress to the next tier. The race has to be completed before time runs out. By completing laps additional time is added to the countdown.
The tracks available for each tier are as follows:
Tier 1: Washington, San Francisco and Detroit
Tier 2: Milan, Long Beach and Nürburgring
Tier 3: Spa-Francorchamps and Okutama
Nürburgring and Okutama are only unlocked if the player has finished in first place on the previous tier.
Sega "Europa-R" custom specs for GRID machine according to system16.com:
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-Core "E5700" @ 3.00 GHz
Mainboard: Fujitsu "D3041-A1"
Northbridge: Intel G41 rev. A3
Southbridge: Intel 82801GB (ICH7/R) rev. A1
GPU: AMD/ATI Radeon "HD 5670" (Asus branded)
Ram: 4 GB OEM
Native video resolution: 720p60 (1280x720 @ 60fps)
My PC Specs:
Mainboard: AsRock Z370 Pro4
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 4.9 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200 CL16
GPU: Asus RTX 2080 OC dual fan 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/14000 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 1909
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#GRID #coinop #arcade….
Info from Mobygames.com:
GRID is an arcade racing game based on the console/PC game with the same name. The game has two singleplayer modes, quick race and championship, and also offers multiplayer races if multiple cabinets are linked together. Quick races can be played by up to six players who compete in one of four tracks over multiple laps. The game has a total of twelve cars which are split into groups of four. Each group of cars is limited to three of the game's total of nine tracks. The game can be played with automatic or manual transmission.
The championship is a singleplayer mode played over a sequence of tracks against AI opponents. It has three tiers and in each, the player chooses one of up to three tracks which have different difficulties. The aim of each race is to finish with the top three positions to progress to the next tier. The race has to be completed before time runs out. By completing laps additional time is added to the countdown.
The tracks available for each tier are as follows:
Tier 1: Washington, San Francisco and Detroit
Tier 2: Milan, Long Beach and Nürburgring
Tier 3: Spa-Francorchamps and Okutama
Nürburgring and Okutama are only unlocked if the player has finished in first place on the previous tier.
Sega "Europa-R" custom specs for GRID machine according to system16.com:
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-Core "E5700" @ 3.00 GHz
Mainboard: Fujitsu "D3041-A1"
Northbridge: Intel G41 rev. A3
Southbridge: Intel 82801GB (ICH7/R) rev. A1
GPU: AMD/ATI Radeon "HD 5670" (Asus branded)
Ram: 4 GB OEM
Native video resolution: 720p60 (1280x720 @ 60fps)
My PC Specs:
Mainboard: AsRock Z370 Pro4
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 4.9 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200 CL16
GPU: Asus RTX 2080 OC dual fan 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/14000 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro 1909
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#GRID #coinop #arcade….
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Ultimate Evolution of GRID - TOCA - Race Driver series games from 1997 to 2019 in 4K 60 fps
Hey another video collection! History evolution of TOCA / Race Driver [...]
Hey another video collection! History evolution of TOCA / Race Driver / GRID racing games!!
Ultimate Evolution of TOCA / Race Driver / GRID racing games developed by Codemasters. From the very first chapter released on 1997 to latest GRID released on 10th October 2019. Video recorded in 4K Ultra HD resolution at 60 fps.
Evoluzione della serie di videogiochi da corsa TOCA / Race Driver / GRID sviluppati da Codemasters. Dal primissimo capitolo pubblicato nel 1997 fino all'ultimo capitolo della saga, ossia GRID pubblicato il 10 ottobre 2019. Video registrato in risoluzione 4K Ultra HD a 60 fotogrammi al secondo.
All games footage are made by myself.
List of TOCA / Race Driver / GRID games:
0:00 Intro
0:08 TOCA: Touring Car Championship/Championship Racing (Sony PlayStation - PC Win - Nintendo Game Boy Color - Codemasters, 1997)
0:49 TOCA 2: Touring Cars/Touring Car Challenge (Sony PlayStation - PC Win - Codemasters, 1999)
1:27 TOCA World Touring Cars (Sony PlayStation - Codemasters, 2000)
2:23 TOCA Race Driver/Pro Race Driver/V8 Supercar: Race Driver/DTM Race Driver (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Codemasters, 2002)
3:13 TOCA World Touring Cars GBA (Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Spellbound/Codemasters, 2003)
3:40 TOCA Race Driver 2/V8 Supercars 2/DTM Race Driver 2 (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Sony PSP - Mobile devices - Codemasters, 2004)
4:21 TOCA Race Driver 3/V8 Supercars 3/DTM Race Driver 3 (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Sony PSP - OS X - Codemasters, 2006)
5:03 Race Driver 2006 (Sony PSP - Sumo Digital/Codemasters, 2006) 5:03
5:49 Race Driver: Create & Race (Nintendo DS - Firebrand Games/Codemasters, 2007)
6:16 Race Driver: GRID (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - OS X - Codemasters, 2008)
7:04 Race Driver: GRID DS (Nintendo DS - Firebrand Games/Codemasters, 2008)
7:45 GRID Arcade (Arcade Coin-op machine - Sega/Codemasters, 2010)
8:34 GRID 2 (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - OS X - Codemasters, 2013)
9:36 GRID Autosport (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - Linux - OS X - iOS - Android - Nintendo Switch - Codemasters, 2014)
10:37 GRID 2019 (Sony PS4 - Microsoft XBOX ONE - PC Win - Google Stadia - Codemasters, 2019)
#GRID #TOCA #Racedriver….
Ultimate Evolution of TOCA / Race Driver / GRID racing games developed by Codemasters. From the very first chapter released on 1997 to latest GRID released on 10th October 2019. Video recorded in 4K Ultra HD resolution at 60 fps.
Evoluzione della serie di videogiochi da corsa TOCA / Race Driver / GRID sviluppati da Codemasters. Dal primissimo capitolo pubblicato nel 1997 fino all'ultimo capitolo della saga, ossia GRID pubblicato il 10 ottobre 2019. Video registrato in risoluzione 4K Ultra HD a 60 fotogrammi al secondo.
All games footage are made by myself.
List of TOCA / Race Driver / GRID games:
0:00 Intro
0:08 TOCA: Touring Car Championship/Championship Racing (Sony PlayStation - PC Win - Nintendo Game Boy Color - Codemasters, 1997)
0:49 TOCA 2: Touring Cars/Touring Car Challenge (Sony PlayStation - PC Win - Codemasters, 1999)
1:27 TOCA World Touring Cars (Sony PlayStation - Codemasters, 2000)
2:23 TOCA Race Driver/Pro Race Driver/V8 Supercar: Race Driver/DTM Race Driver (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Codemasters, 2002)
3:13 TOCA World Touring Cars GBA (Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Spellbound/Codemasters, 2003)
3:40 TOCA Race Driver 2/V8 Supercars 2/DTM Race Driver 2 (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Sony PSP - Mobile devices - Codemasters, 2004)
4:21 TOCA Race Driver 3/V8 Supercars 3/DTM Race Driver 3 (Sony PS2 - Microsoft XBOX - PC Win - Sony PSP - OS X - Codemasters, 2006)
5:03 Race Driver 2006 (Sony PSP - Sumo Digital/Codemasters, 2006) 5:03
5:49 Race Driver: Create & Race (Nintendo DS - Firebrand Games/Codemasters, 2007)
6:16 Race Driver: GRID (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - OS X - Codemasters, 2008)
7:04 Race Driver: GRID DS (Nintendo DS - Firebrand Games/Codemasters, 2008)
7:45 GRID Arcade (Arcade Coin-op machine - Sega/Codemasters, 2010)
8:34 GRID 2 (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - OS X - Codemasters, 2013)
9:36 GRID Autosport (Sony PS3 - Microsoft XBOX 360 - PC Win - Linux - OS X - iOS - Android - Nintendo Switch - Codemasters, 2014)
10:37 GRID 2019 (Sony PS4 - Microsoft XBOX ONE - PC Win - Google Stadia - Codemasters, 2019)
#GRID #TOCA #Racedriver….
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Top 100 Arcade "Coin-Op" Racing Games with original game sound
A personal list of top 100 games that define history of arcade coin-op [...]
A personal list of top 100 games that define history of arcade coin-op racing games. Driving games from 1976 "280-ZZZAP" by Midway and "Night Driver" by Atari to 2017 "Daytona Championship U.S.A." by Sega. Recorded in 1080p @ 60 fps. Games recorded with original in-game sound.
Una lista personale dei migliori 100 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade da sala giochi, da "280-ZZZAP" di Midway e "Night Driver" di Atari del 1976 fino a "Daytona Championship U.S.A." di Sega del 2017. Registrato in risoluzione 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 100 arcade racing coin op games list:
00:00 Intro
00:10 Datsun 280-ZZZAP (1976)
00:21 Death Race (1976)
00:36 Night Driver (1976)
00:52 Drag Race (1977)
01:10 Sprint 4 (1977)
01:29 Monaco GP (1979)
01:47 Monte Carlo (1979)
02:11 Speed Freak (1979)
02:33 Rally-X (1980)
02:55 Turbo (1981)
03:24 Bump'n Jump/Burnin' Rubber (1982)
03:41 Pole Position (1982)
04:13 Change Lanes (1983)
04:34 Pole Position II (1983)
05:06 Spy Hunter (1983)
05:31 TX-1 (1983)
06:05 GP World (1984)
06:32 Road Fighter (1984)
07:02 Buggy Boy/Speed Buggy (1985)
07:31 Hang-On (1985)
08:02 Konami GT/Konami RF2 - Red Fighter (1985)
08:27 Championship Sprint/Super Sprint (1986)
09:04 Enduro Racer (1986)
09:36 Out Run (1986)
10:12 Wec Le Mans 24 (1986)
10:41 Continental Circus (1987)
11:17 Final Lap (1987)
11:50 Roadblasters (1987)
12:12 Super Hang-On (1987)
12:52 Top Speed/Full Throttle (1987)
13:25 Chase H.Q. (1988)
13:51 Chequered Flag (1988)
14:17 Hard Drivin' (1988)
14:51 Hot Chase (1988)
15:19 Hot Rod (1988)
15:57 Power Drift (1988)
16:31 Winning Run (1988)
17:07 Big Run - 11th Rallye Version (1989)
17:42 Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off-Road (1989)
18:12 Racing Hero (1989)
18:43 S.T.U.N. Runner (1989)
19:12 Super Monaco GP (1989)
19:42 Turbo Out Run (1989)
20:24 Cisco Heat (1990)
21:04 Race Drivin' (1990)
21:47 Rad Mobile (1991)
22:20 Lucky & Wild (1992)
22:53 OutRunners (1992)
23:41 Virtua Racing (1992)
24:19 Daytona USA (1993 JP/1994 US-EU-WW)
25:05 Ridge Racer (1993)
26:02 World Rally (1993)
26:41 Ace Driver: Racing Evolution (1994)
27:28 Cruis'n USA (1994)
28:11 Ridge Racer 2 (1994)
29:07 Cyber Cycles (1995)
29:49 Indy 500 (1995)
30:35 Manx T.T. Superbike (1995)
31:15 Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2 (1995)
31:53 Rave Racer (1995)
32:42 Sega Rally Championship (1995)
33:29 Cruis'n World (1996)
34:10 GTI Club (1996)
34:50 San Francisco Rush (1996)
35:35 SCUD Race/Sega Super GT (1996)
36:23 Sega Touring Car Championship (1996)
37:12 Speed Up (1996)
37:52 Harley Davidson & L.A. Riders (1997)
38:33 Le Mans 24 (1997)
39:22 California Speed (1998)
40:03 Daytona USA 2 (1998)
40:50 Dirt Devils (1998)
41:25 Hyperdrive (1998)
42:13 Sega Rally 2 (1998)
42:57 Thrill Drive (1998)
43:13 Crazy Taxi (1999)
43:50 Emergency Call Ambulance (1999)
44:29 Ferrari F355 Challenge (1999)
44:59 Hydro Thunder (1999)
45:40 San Francisco Rush 2049 (1999)
46:25 18 Wheeler - American Pro Trucker (2000)
47:29 Wangan Midnight (2001)
48:16 Initial D: Arcade Stage (2002)
48:51 The King of Route 66 (2002)
49:35 F-Zero AX (2003)
50:03 OutRun 2 (2003)
50:50 OutRun 2 SP (2004)
51:39 Chase H.Q. 2 (2006)
52:21 GTI Club: Supermini Festa! (2008)
53:02 Sega Race TV (2008)
53:49 Sega Rally 3 (2008)
54:40 Dead Heat (2010)
55:28 GRID Arcade (2010)
56:07 Road Fighters 3D (2010)
56:56 Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing Arcade (2011)
57:38 Mario Kart Arcade GP DX (2013)
58:22 Storm Racer G (2014)
59:03 Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 (2014)
59:45 Cruis'n Blast (2016)
1:00:24 Daytona Championship USA (2017)
#RacingGame #arcade #top100….
Una lista personale dei migliori 100 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade da sala giochi, da "280-ZZZAP" di Midway e "Night Driver" di Atari del 1976 fino a "Daytona Championship U.S.A." di Sega del 2017. Registrato in risoluzione 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 100 arcade racing coin op games list:
00:00 Intro
00:10 Datsun 280-ZZZAP (1976)
00:21 Death Race (1976)
00:36 Night Driver (1976)
00:52 Drag Race (1977)
01:10 Sprint 4 (1977)
01:29 Monaco GP (1979)
01:47 Monte Carlo (1979)
02:11 Speed Freak (1979)
02:33 Rally-X (1980)
02:55 Turbo (1981)
03:24 Bump'n Jump/Burnin' Rubber (1982)
03:41 Pole Position (1982)
04:13 Change Lanes (1983)
04:34 Pole Position II (1983)
05:06 Spy Hunter (1983)
05:31 TX-1 (1983)
06:05 GP World (1984)
06:32 Road Fighter (1984)
07:02 Buggy Boy/Speed Buggy (1985)
07:31 Hang-On (1985)
08:02 Konami GT/Konami RF2 - Red Fighter (1985)
08:27 Championship Sprint/Super Sprint (1986)
09:04 Enduro Racer (1986)
09:36 Out Run (1986)
10:12 Wec Le Mans 24 (1986)
10:41 Continental Circus (1987)
11:17 Final Lap (1987)
11:50 Roadblasters (1987)
12:12 Super Hang-On (1987)
12:52 Top Speed/Full Throttle (1987)
13:25 Chase H.Q. (1988)
13:51 Chequered Flag (1988)
14:17 Hard Drivin' (1988)
14:51 Hot Chase (1988)
15:19 Hot Rod (1988)
15:57 Power Drift (1988)
16:31 Winning Run (1988)
17:07 Big Run - 11th Rallye Version (1989)
17:42 Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off-Road (1989)
18:12 Racing Hero (1989)
18:43 S.T.U.N. Runner (1989)
19:12 Super Monaco GP (1989)
19:42 Turbo Out Run (1989)
20:24 Cisco Heat (1990)
21:04 Race Drivin' (1990)
21:47 Rad Mobile (1991)
22:20 Lucky & Wild (1992)
22:53 OutRunners (1992)
23:41 Virtua Racing (1992)
24:19 Daytona USA (1993 JP/1994 US-EU-WW)
25:05 Ridge Racer (1993)
26:02 World Rally (1993)
26:41 Ace Driver: Racing Evolution (1994)
27:28 Cruis'n USA (1994)
28:11 Ridge Racer 2 (1994)
29:07 Cyber Cycles (1995)
29:49 Indy 500 (1995)
30:35 Manx T.T. Superbike (1995)
31:15 Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2 (1995)
31:53 Rave Racer (1995)
32:42 Sega Rally Championship (1995)
33:29 Cruis'n World (1996)
34:10 GTI Club (1996)
34:50 San Francisco Rush (1996)
35:35 SCUD Race/Sega Super GT (1996)
36:23 Sega Touring Car Championship (1996)
37:12 Speed Up (1996)
37:52 Harley Davidson & L.A. Riders (1997)
38:33 Le Mans 24 (1997)
39:22 California Speed (1998)
40:03 Daytona USA 2 (1998)
40:50 Dirt Devils (1998)
41:25 Hyperdrive (1998)
42:13 Sega Rally 2 (1998)
42:57 Thrill Drive (1998)
43:13 Crazy Taxi (1999)
43:50 Emergency Call Ambulance (1999)
44:29 Ferrari F355 Challenge (1999)
44:59 Hydro Thunder (1999)
45:40 San Francisco Rush 2049 (1999)
46:25 18 Wheeler - American Pro Trucker (2000)
47:29 Wangan Midnight (2001)
48:16 Initial D: Arcade Stage (2002)
48:51 The King of Route 66 (2002)
49:35 F-Zero AX (2003)
50:03 OutRun 2 (2003)
50:50 OutRun 2 SP (2004)
51:39 Chase H.Q. 2 (2006)
52:21 GTI Club: Supermini Festa! (2008)
53:02 Sega Race TV (2008)
53:49 Sega Rally 3 (2008)
54:40 Dead Heat (2010)
55:28 GRID Arcade (2010)
56:07 Road Fighters 3D (2010)
56:56 Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing Arcade (2011)
57:38 Mario Kart Arcade GP DX (2013)
58:22 Storm Racer G (2014)
59:03 Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 (2014)
59:45 Cruis'n Blast (2016)
1:00:24 Daytona Championship USA (2017)
#RacingGame #arcade #top100….
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Top 100 Arcade "Home" Racing Games with original game sound in 4K
A personal list of top 100 games that define history of arcade home [...]
A personal list of top 100 games that define history of arcade home console and PC racing games. Driving games from 1977 "Indy 500" by Atari to 2019 "Dangerous Driving" by Three Fields Entertainment. Recorded in 4K @ 60 fps. Games recorded with original in-game sound.
Una lista personale dei migliori 100 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade casalinghi, da "Indy 500" di Atari del 1977 fino a "Dangerous Driving" dei Three Fields Entertainment del 2019. Registrato in risoluzione 4K a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 100 arcade racing home console-PC games list:
1. Indy 500 (1977) 00:09
2. Street Racer (1977) 00:26
3. Dodge' Em (1980) 00:40
4. Triple Action - Car Racing (1981) 00:52
5. Grand Prix (1982) 01:02
6. Le Mans (1982) 01:13
7. Pole Position (1982) 01:36
8. Excitebike (1984) 01:59
9. F-1 Race (1984) 02:21
10. Kikstart (1984) 02:42
11. Pitstop II (1984) 03:01
12. Richard Petty's Talladega (1984) 03:19
13. Hot Wheels (1985) 03:36
14. Mach Rider (1985) 03:52
15. 4x4 Off-Road Racing (1987) 04:12
16. Crazy Cars (1987) 04:28
17. Kikstart II - The Construction Set (1987) 04:46
18. Rad Racer (1987) 05:01
19. Speed Buggy/Buggy Boy (1987) 05:20
20. Overlander (1988) 05:42
21. R.C. Pro-Am (1988) 06:05
22. Crazy Cars II - F40 Pursuit Simulator (1989) 06:24
23. Stunt Car Racer (1989) 06:47
24. Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (1990) 07:14
25. Nitro (1990) 07:43
26. Rad Racer II (1990) 08:07
27. F-Zero (1991) 08:34
28. Lotus Turbo Challenge 2 (1991) 09:04
29. Micro Machines (1991) 09:35
30. Road Rash (1991) 09:59
31. Crazy Cars III - Lamborghini American Challenge (1992) 10:31
32. Jaguar XJ220 (1992) 11:03
33. Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge (1992) 11:37
34. Super Mario Kart (1992) 12:06
35. Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament (1994) 12:38
36. The Need For Speed (1994) 13:15
37. Rally Championships (1994) 13:47
38. Ridge Racer (1994) 14:11
39. Destruction Derby (1995) 14:47
40. Twisted Metal (1995) 15:17
41. Wipeout (1995) 15:44
42. Mario Kart 64 (1996) 16:21
43. Rage Racer (1996) 16:57
44. Wipeout 2097/Wipeout XL (1996) 17:32
45. Carmageddon (1997) 18:13
46. Diddy Kong Racing (1997) 18:36
47. Extreme-G (1997) 19:04
48. Need For Speed II (1997) 19:30
49. Sonic R (1997) 20:04
50. F-Zero X (1998) 20:33
51. Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit (1998) 21:01
52. R4 - Ridge Racer Type 4 (1998) 21:34
53. Crash Team Racing (1999) 22:17
54. Crazy Taxi (1999) 22:53
55. RR64 - Ridge Racer 64 (1999) 23:34
56. Wipeout 3/Wip3out (1999) 24:06
57. Daytona U.S.A. 2001 (2000) 24:45
58. Midnight Club: Street Racing (2000) 25:27
59. Ridge Racer V (2000) 25:55
60. Burnout (2001) 26:32
61. Project Gotham Racing (2001) clip from "ZetaMage" Channel 27:10
62. F-Zero GX (2003) 27:42
63. Mario Kart: Double Dash (2003) 28:19
64. Need For Speed: Underground (2003) 28:55
65. TrackMania (2003) clip from "Dosgamert" Channel 29:38
66. Burnout 3: Takedown (2004) 30:09
67. FlatOut (2004) 30:47
68. Need For Speed: Underground 2 (2004) 31:24
69. Ridge Racers (2004) 32:06
70. Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2005) 32:36
71. OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast (2006) 33:13
72. Ridge Racer 7 (2006) 33:54
73. Test Drive Unlimited (2006) clip from "yasin erkan" Channel 34:27
74. Project Gotham Racing 4 (2007) clip from "FORZA X TEKKEN" Channel 34:57
75. Burnout Paradise (2008) 35:32
76. Mario Kart Wii (2008) 36:00
77. Blur (2010) 36:30
78. Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010 (2010) 37:06
79. Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing (2010) 37:36
80. Split/Second: Velocity (2010) 38:12
81. Mario Kart 7 (2011) 38:50
82. Test Drive Unlimited 2 (2011) clip from "Albert chumra" Channel 39:20
83. DiRT Showdown (2012) 39:51
84. F1 Race Stars (2012) 40:17
85. Forza Horizon (2012) clip from "xboxgamer969" Channel 40:48
86. Ridge Racer Unbounded (2012) 41:21
87. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (2012) 41:50
88. Trials Evolution (2012) 42:25
89. Driveclub (2014) clip from "Rival GT" Channel 42:51
90. Forza Horizon 2 (2014) clip from "Fast Lane Gaming" Channel 43:23
91. Mario Kart 8 (2014) 43:57
92. Trials Fusion (2014) 44:40
93. Fast Racing Neo/Fast RMX (2015) 45:10
94. Forza Horizon 3 (2016) 45:49
95. Need For Speed: Payback (2017) 46:22
96. Forza Horizon 4 (2018) 46:51
97. GRIP: Combat Racing (2018) 47:26
98. Horizon Chase Turbo (2018) 47:58
99. Wreckfest (2018) 48:31
100. Dangerous Driving (2019) 49:10
#RacingGame #console #PC….
Una lista personale dei migliori 100 giochi che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di guida arcade casalinghi, da "Indy 500" di Atari del 1977 fino a "Dangerous Driving" dei Three Fields Entertainment del 2019. Registrato in risoluzione 4K a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Top 100 arcade racing home console-PC games list:
1. Indy 500 (1977) 00:09
2. Street Racer (1977) 00:26
3. Dodge' Em (1980) 00:40
4. Triple Action - Car Racing (1981) 00:52
5. Grand Prix (1982) 01:02
6. Le Mans (1982) 01:13
7. Pole Position (1982) 01:36
8. Excitebike (1984) 01:59
9. F-1 Race (1984) 02:21
10. Kikstart (1984) 02:42
11. Pitstop II (1984) 03:01
12. Richard Petty's Talladega (1984) 03:19
13. Hot Wheels (1985) 03:36
14. Mach Rider (1985) 03:52
15. 4x4 Off-Road Racing (1987) 04:12
16. Crazy Cars (1987) 04:28
17. Kikstart II - The Construction Set (1987) 04:46
18. Rad Racer (1987) 05:01
19. Speed Buggy/Buggy Boy (1987) 05:20
20. Overlander (1988) 05:42
21. R.C. Pro-Am (1988) 06:05
22. Crazy Cars II - F40 Pursuit Simulator (1989) 06:24
23. Stunt Car Racer (1989) 06:47
24. Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (1990) 07:14
25. Nitro (1990) 07:43
26. Rad Racer II (1990) 08:07
27. F-Zero (1991) 08:34
28. Lotus Turbo Challenge 2 (1991) 09:04
29. Micro Machines (1991) 09:35
30. Road Rash (1991) 09:59
31. Crazy Cars III - Lamborghini American Challenge (1992) 10:31
32. Jaguar XJ220 (1992) 11:03
33. Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge (1992) 11:37
34. Super Mario Kart (1992) 12:06
35. Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament (1994) 12:38
36. The Need For Speed (1994) 13:15
37. Rally Championships (1994) 13:47
38. Ridge Racer (1994) 14:11
39. Destruction Derby (1995) 14:47
40. Twisted Metal (1995) 15:17
41. Wipeout (1995) 15:44
42. Mario Kart 64 (1996) 16:21
43. Rage Racer (1996) 16:57
44. Wipeout 2097/Wipeout XL (1996) 17:32
45. Carmageddon (1997) 18:13
46. Diddy Kong Racing (1997) 18:36
47. Extreme-G (1997) 19:04
48. Need For Speed II (1997) 19:30
49. Sonic R (1997) 20:04
50. F-Zero X (1998) 20:33
51. Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit (1998) 21:01
52. R4 - Ridge Racer Type 4 (1998) 21:34
53. Crash Team Racing (1999) 22:17
54. Crazy Taxi (1999) 22:53
55. RR64 - Ridge Racer 64 (1999) 23:34
56. Wipeout 3/Wip3out (1999) 24:06
57. Daytona U.S.A. 2001 (2000) 24:45
58. Midnight Club: Street Racing (2000) 25:27
59. Ridge Racer V (2000) 25:55
60. Burnout (2001) 26:32
61. Project Gotham Racing (2001) clip from "ZetaMage" Channel 27:10
62. F-Zero GX (2003) 27:42
63. Mario Kart: Double Dash (2003) 28:19
64. Need For Speed: Underground (2003) 28:55
65. TrackMania (2003) clip from "Dosgamert" Channel 29:38
66. Burnout 3: Takedown (2004) 30:09
67. FlatOut (2004) 30:47
68. Need For Speed: Underground 2 (2004) 31:24
69. Ridge Racers (2004) 32:06
70. Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2005) 32:36
71. OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast (2006) 33:13
72. Ridge Racer 7 (2006) 33:54
73. Test Drive Unlimited (2006) clip from "yasin erkan" Channel 34:27
74. Project Gotham Racing 4 (2007) clip from "FORZA X TEKKEN" Channel 34:57
75. Burnout Paradise (2008) 35:32
76. Mario Kart Wii (2008) 36:00
77. Blur (2010) 36:30
78. Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010 (2010) 37:06
79. Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing (2010) 37:36
80. Split/Second: Velocity (2010) 38:12
81. Mario Kart 7 (2011) 38:50
82. Test Drive Unlimited 2 (2011) clip from "Albert chumra" Channel 39:20
83. DiRT Showdown (2012) 39:51
84. F1 Race Stars (2012) 40:17
85. Forza Horizon (2012) clip from "xboxgamer969" Channel 40:48
86. Ridge Racer Unbounded (2012) 41:21
87. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (2012) 41:50
88. Trials Evolution (2012) 42:25
89. Driveclub (2014) clip from "Rival GT" Channel 42:51
90. Forza Horizon 2 (2014) clip from "Fast Lane Gaming" Channel 43:23
91. Mario Kart 8 (2014) 43:57
92. Trials Fusion (2014) 44:40
93. Fast Racing Neo/Fast RMX (2015) 45:10
94. Forza Horizon 3 (2016) 45:49
95. Need For Speed: Payback (2017) 46:22
96. Forza Horizon 4 (2018) 46:51
97. GRIP: Combat Racing (2018) 47:26
98. Horizon Chase Turbo (2018) 47:58
99. Wreckfest (2018) 48:31
100. Dangerous Driving (2019) 49:10
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Evolution of Forza Games (2005-2019) Forza series evolution in 4K 60fps
Hey another video collection! Ultimate Evolution of Forza Motorsport / [...]
Hey another video collection!
Ultimate Evolution of Forza Motorsport / Horizon Series Games developed by Turn 10 Studios and Playground Games. From the very first chapter released on Microsoft XBOX on May 2005 to January 2019 with latest chapter Forza Horizon 4 and its expansion Fortune Island. Video recorded in 4K Ultra HD resolution at 60 fps.
Evoluzione della serie di videogiochi Forza Motorsport e Horizon sviluppati da Turn 10 Studios e Playground Games. Dal primissimo capitolo uscito su Microsoft XBOX nel Maggio del 2005 fino a Gennaio 2019 con l'ultimo capitolo della saga, ossia Forza Horizon 4 e la sua espansione Fortune Island. Video registrato in risoluzione 4K Ultra HD a 60 fotogrammi al secondo.
List of Forza series games:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Forza Motorsport (Microsoft XBOX - May/Maggio 2005)
1:04 Forza Motorsport 2 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - May/Maggio 2007)
1:58 Forza Motorsport 3 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2009)
2:52 Forza Motorsport 4 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2011)
3:43 Forza Horizon (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2012)
4:34 Forza Motorsport 5 (Microsoft XBOX ONE - 22 November/22 Novembre 2013)
5:22 Forza Horizon 2 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2014)
6:11 Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious (Microsoft XBOX ONE & XBOX 360 - 27 March/27 Marzo 2015)
7:03 Forza Motorsport 6 (Microsoft XBOX ONE - September/Settembre 2015)
8:00 Forza Motorsport 6: Apex (PC Windows 10 UWP - 6 September/6 Settembre 2016)
8:56 Forza Horizon 3 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 23 September/23 Settembre 2016)
9:52 Forza Horizon 3 Blizzard Mountain (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 13 December/13 Dicembre 2016)
10:45 Forza Horizon 3 Hot Wheels (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 9 May/9 Maggio 2017)
11:42 Forza Motorsport 7 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 3 October/3 Ottobre 2017)
12:41 Forza Horizon 4 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 2 October/2 Ottobre 2018)
13:40 Forza Horizon 4 Fortune Island (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 13 December/13 Dicembre 2018)
#ForzaMotorsport #ForzaHorizon #4K….
Ultimate Evolution of Forza Motorsport / Horizon Series Games developed by Turn 10 Studios and Playground Games. From the very first chapter released on Microsoft XBOX on May 2005 to January 2019 with latest chapter Forza Horizon 4 and its expansion Fortune Island. Video recorded in 4K Ultra HD resolution at 60 fps.
Evoluzione della serie di videogiochi Forza Motorsport e Horizon sviluppati da Turn 10 Studios e Playground Games. Dal primissimo capitolo uscito su Microsoft XBOX nel Maggio del 2005 fino a Gennaio 2019 con l'ultimo capitolo della saga, ossia Forza Horizon 4 e la sua espansione Fortune Island. Video registrato in risoluzione 4K Ultra HD a 60 fotogrammi al secondo.
List of Forza series games:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Forza Motorsport (Microsoft XBOX - May/Maggio 2005)
1:04 Forza Motorsport 2 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - May/Maggio 2007)
1:58 Forza Motorsport 3 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2009)
2:52 Forza Motorsport 4 (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2011)
3:43 Forza Horizon (Microsoft XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2012)
4:34 Forza Motorsport 5 (Microsoft XBOX ONE - 22 November/22 Novembre 2013)
5:22 Forza Horizon 2 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & XBOX 360 - October/Ottobre 2014)
6:11 Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious (Microsoft XBOX ONE & XBOX 360 - 27 March/27 Marzo 2015)
7:03 Forza Motorsport 6 (Microsoft XBOX ONE - September/Settembre 2015)
8:00 Forza Motorsport 6: Apex (PC Windows 10 UWP - 6 September/6 Settembre 2016)
8:56 Forza Horizon 3 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 23 September/23 Settembre 2016)
9:52 Forza Horizon 3 Blizzard Mountain (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 13 December/13 Dicembre 2016)
10:45 Forza Horizon 3 Hot Wheels (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 9 May/9 Maggio 2017)
11:42 Forza Motorsport 7 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 3 October/3 Ottobre 2017)
12:41 Forza Horizon 4 (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 2 October/2 Ottobre 2018)
13:40 Forza Horizon 4 Fortune Island (Microsoft XBOX ONE & PC Windows 10 UWP - 13 December/13 Dicembre 2018)
#ForzaMotorsport #ForzaHorizon #4K….
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Top 200 Arcade "Coin-op" Shooter Games with original game sound
A personal list of top 200 games that define history of arcade coin-op [...]
A personal list of top 200 games that define history of arcade coin-op shooter games. Shooter games from primitive 1971 "Galaxy Game" to advanced 2014 "Star Wars Battle Pod". Recorded in 1080p @ 60 fps. Games recorded with original in-game sound.
Una lista personali dei migliori 200 giochi arcade sparatutto che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di sparatutto arcade, dal primitivo "Galaxy Games" del 1971 fino al sofisticato "Star Wars Battle Pod" del 2014. Registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Almost all of these game footages are made personally, expect:
- "Astron Belt" gameplay clip from "Old Classic Retro Gaming" Channel
- "Ghost Squad" gameplay clip from "arronmunroe" Channel
- "Star Wars Battle Pod" clip from "PrimeTime Amusements" Channel
Top 200 arcade shooter games list: https://pastebin.com/5i2Fy9YG
#ShootingGames #arcade #coinop….
Una lista personali dei migliori 200 giochi arcade sparatutto che costituiscono la storia dei giochi di sparatutto arcade, dal primitivo "Galaxy Games" del 1971 fino al sofisticato "Star Wars Battle Pod" del 2014. Registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo. Giochi registrati con il suono originale.
Almost all of these game footages are made personally, expect:
- "Astron Belt" gameplay clip from "Old Classic Retro Gaming" Channel
- "Ghost Squad" gameplay clip from "arronmunroe" Channel
- "Star Wars Battle Pod" clip from "PrimeTime Amusements" Channel
Top 200 arcade shooter games list: https://pastebin.com/5i2Fy9YG
#ShootingGames #arcade #coinop….
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Tokyo Wars by Namco (1996) - 4K 60fps attract mode + gameplay on MAME git WIP 0.203
Another great improvement on Namco System 22/System Super 22 emulation [...]
Another great improvement on Namco System 22/System Super 22 emulation on MAME. Tokyo Wars now is fully playable!
From Wikipedia:
Tokyo Wars (トーキョーウォーズ Tokyo Wōzu, "Tokyo Wars") is a 1996 first-person action video game developed and published by Namco for the arcade. The storyline provided by the game's promotional poster states that the game takes place in the 1990s.
his game allows one to eight players to control separate tanks (either as teammates or as opponents). The player(s) can play either in the heart of downtown Tokyo or at the city's bayside dock. However, the players have twenty seconds to make all the decisions before the game automatically locks them in.
The deluxe cabinets features a pneumatic haptic control that simulates the recoil effect from the tank's main gun. Since the regular cabinets do not offer an air-powered recoil, the deluxe edition delivers slightly more realism than the normal cabinet. Arrows on top the screen help determine teammate from opponent because twenty tanks are rushing down the battlefield looking for an easy kill. While cars can always be demolished by crushing them over, some of the passageways in the game would crumble under the weight of the massive tanks.
A game lasts for fifteen minutes or until all opposing tanks are shot down. The game uses Namco's Super System 22 board, with a custom cabinet. Players must sit down in order to play the game. Games can be played either as a competition with human players on both sides or cooperatively on the same team against AI-controlled opponents. Unlike most arcade games, high scores are not recorded and initials are not used to discriminate between the first player and the second player. The player has to look in his or her monitor to find out whether he or she has vanquished the opposition (which consists of twenty tanks). Although only two players can play at a time, up to four machines can be interconnected to provide up to eight players a chance to compete in tournament-style matches.
Types of tanks
The tanks represented in Tokyo wars have no real-life counterparts, as they are clearly derived from several different modern day tanks, amalgamated into original designs.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro October 2018 Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.15.0.186 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#TokyoWars #coinop #MAME….
From Wikipedia:
Tokyo Wars (トーキョーウォーズ Tokyo Wōzu, "Tokyo Wars") is a 1996 first-person action video game developed and published by Namco for the arcade. The storyline provided by the game's promotional poster states that the game takes place in the 1990s.
his game allows one to eight players to control separate tanks (either as teammates or as opponents). The player(s) can play either in the heart of downtown Tokyo or at the city's bayside dock. However, the players have twenty seconds to make all the decisions before the game automatically locks them in.
The deluxe cabinets features a pneumatic haptic control that simulates the recoil effect from the tank's main gun. Since the regular cabinets do not offer an air-powered recoil, the deluxe edition delivers slightly more realism than the normal cabinet. Arrows on top the screen help determine teammate from opponent because twenty tanks are rushing down the battlefield looking for an easy kill. While cars can always be demolished by crushing them over, some of the passageways in the game would crumble under the weight of the massive tanks.
A game lasts for fifteen minutes or until all opposing tanks are shot down. The game uses Namco's Super System 22 board, with a custom cabinet. Players must sit down in order to play the game. Games can be played either as a competition with human players on both sides or cooperatively on the same team against AI-controlled opponents. Unlike most arcade games, high scores are not recorded and initials are not used to discriminate between the first player and the second player. The player has to look in his or her monitor to find out whether he or she has vanquished the opposition (which consists of twenty tanks). Although only two players can play at a time, up to four machines can be interconnected to provide up to eight players a chance to compete in tournament-style matches.
Types of tanks
The tanks represented in Tokyo wars have no real-life counterparts, as they are clearly derived from several different modern day tanks, amalgamated into original designs.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k OC @ 5.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR4-3200
GFX: ASUS RTX 2080 Dual Fan OC 8 GB GDDR6 @ 2 GHz core boost/1750 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro October 2018 Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.15.0.186 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#TokyoWars #coinop #MAME….
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Great improvements on Namco System 22/System Super 22 emulation on MAME 0.203
There are great progress and improvements on Namco System 22/System [...]
There are great progress and improvements on Namco System 22/System Super 22 emulation on next 0.203 version of MAME.
The improvements are these:
- added savestates, added render from pointram(ridgerac waving flag), improve s22 fade, improve ss22 fog(dirtdash, aquajet, timecris), improve ss22 spot(dirtdash, testmode), fix stuck poly layer, added preliminary posirq + other small changes (nw);
- improve window clipping (nw);
- show alpinr2b (Alpine Racer 2) titlescreen animation, preliminary (nw).
#RidgeRacer #MAME #namcosystem22….
The improvements are these:
- added savestates, added render from pointram(ridgerac waving flag), improve s22 fade, improve ss22 fog(dirtdash, aquajet, timecris), improve ss22 spot(dirtdash, testmode), fix stuck poly layer, added preliminary posirq + other small changes (nw);
- improve window clipping (nw);
- show alpinr2b (Alpine Racer 2) titlescreen animation, preliminary (nw).
#RidgeRacer #MAME #namcosystem22….
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OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006) - 4K 60fps on Teknoparrot 1.53 HF with shadow car fix
Link for "Shadow Car fix" Patch for OR2SP on Teknoparrot: 1080p Shadow [...]
Link for "Shadow Car fix" Patch for OR2SP on Teknoparrot:
1080p Shadow Car fix: http://bit.ly/2sxxaLK
2160p 4K Shadow Car fix: http://bit.ly/2MhOPQK
OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006), Attract mode and Gameplay footage. Running on my Pc using Teknoparrot 1.53 Hotfix with patched executable that made running game on native 4K resolution and fixed shadow player car. With Teknoparrot 1.53 OR2SP graphics was improved: now USA flag on title screen, eruption on volcano stage and departure of the spaceship on Milky Way stage are showed. Other bugs are present yet, like black texture bug if you racing with external view at "select stage deviation" and randomly audio bug.
Sega Lindbergh Linux OS emulation was improved compared to Teknoparrot 1.51 but isn't perfect yet, especially audio bugs are present in the game.
From segaretro.org:
OutRun 2 SP SDX is an updated version of OutRun 2 and OutRun 2 SP. It stands for "OutRun 2 Special Tours Super Deluxe" and was first shown at a privately held Sega show on July 7, 2006. This version of OutRun 2 does not run on the Sega Chihiro, but rather the Sega Lindbergh, allowing the graphics to be displayed at a resolution of 800x480 rather than the previous versions' 640x480. The game features large replica Ferrari cockpits which move and tilt with the onscreen action, and features a cooperative play mode where two players can sit next to each other in the same car and take turns driving with their own set of controls.
Two versions of the cabinet were produced. The 2-Player cabinet is designated as DX (Deluxe), and the 4-Player cabinet is designated as SDX (Super Deluxe), with raceview cameras on the players, and a live leaderboard over the center units. These large, expensive SDX units are designed for large game centers and amusement parks as a special attraction.
Recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.53 Hotfix version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Lindbergh Yellow" hardware specs:
CPU: Intel "Pentium 4" with HyperThreading @ 3.0 GHz (800MHz FSB - 1MB L2 Cache)
RAM: 1024MB 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 (2x 512MB DDR-400 sticks)
GFX: NVIDIA GeForce "6 Series" GPU (probably "6800" based)
GFX Memory: 256MB (256 bit GDDR3)
Operating System: Montavista Linux
GFX Capabilities: Vertex Shader 3.0, Pixel Shader 3.0
Audio: PCI Sound Card - 3D audio synthesizer chip onboard, possible to have 64 sounds playing simultaneously, 5.1 surround output.
Video output: One analog D-Sub, Two Digital DVI outputs.
Display: Single or dual monitor support. Can output the same picture to each monitor or different pictures on each monitor, the resolution for each of the 2 monitors can also be different.
Sound output: The two front speakers have RCA connectors, SPDIF for full surround.
Resolution: HDTV (High Definition)
LAN: 10/100/1000 TBase Gigabit Network
Other: DVD Drive Support, USB 2.0 (x4) - Sega ALL.NET online support.
Connector Format: JVS
Protection: A PIC microcontroller, looking similar to the one used on NAOMI/Triforce/Chihiro but containing considerably different information, locking both the HDD and Compact Flash Cards.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.14.0.139 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#outrun2 #coinop #RacingGame….
1080p Shadow Car fix: http://bit.ly/2sxxaLK
2160p 4K Shadow Car fix: http://bit.ly/2MhOPQK
OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006), Attract mode and Gameplay footage. Running on my Pc using Teknoparrot 1.53 Hotfix with patched executable that made running game on native 4K resolution and fixed shadow player car. With Teknoparrot 1.53 OR2SP graphics was improved: now USA flag on title screen, eruption on volcano stage and departure of the spaceship on Milky Way stage are showed. Other bugs are present yet, like black texture bug if you racing with external view at "select stage deviation" and randomly audio bug.
Sega Lindbergh Linux OS emulation was improved compared to Teknoparrot 1.51 but isn't perfect yet, especially audio bugs are present in the game.
From segaretro.org:
OutRun 2 SP SDX is an updated version of OutRun 2 and OutRun 2 SP. It stands for "OutRun 2 Special Tours Super Deluxe" and was first shown at a privately held Sega show on July 7, 2006. This version of OutRun 2 does not run on the Sega Chihiro, but rather the Sega Lindbergh, allowing the graphics to be displayed at a resolution of 800x480 rather than the previous versions' 640x480. The game features large replica Ferrari cockpits which move and tilt with the onscreen action, and features a cooperative play mode where two players can sit next to each other in the same car and take turns driving with their own set of controls.
Two versions of the cabinet were produced. The 2-Player cabinet is designated as DX (Deluxe), and the 4-Player cabinet is designated as SDX (Super Deluxe), with raceview cameras on the players, and a live leaderboard over the center units. These large, expensive SDX units are designed for large game centers and amusement parks as a special attraction.
Recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.53 Hotfix version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Lindbergh Yellow" hardware specs:
CPU: Intel "Pentium 4" with HyperThreading @ 3.0 GHz (800MHz FSB - 1MB L2 Cache)
RAM: 1024MB 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 (2x 512MB DDR-400 sticks)
GFX: NVIDIA GeForce "6 Series" GPU (probably "6800" based)
GFX Memory: 256MB (256 bit GDDR3)
Operating System: Montavista Linux
GFX Capabilities: Vertex Shader 3.0, Pixel Shader 3.0
Audio: PCI Sound Card - 3D audio synthesizer chip onboard, possible to have 64 sounds playing simultaneously, 5.1 surround output.
Video output: One analog D-Sub, Two Digital DVI outputs.
Display: Single or dual monitor support. Can output the same picture to each monitor or different pictures on each monitor, the resolution for each of the 2 monitors can also be different.
Sound output: The two front speakers have RCA connectors, SPDIF for full surround.
Resolution: HDTV (High Definition)
LAN: 10/100/1000 TBase Gigabit Network
Other: DVD Drive Support, USB 2.0 (x4) - Sega ALL.NET online support.
Connector Format: JVS
Protection: A PIC microcontroller, looking similar to the one used on NAOMI/Triforce/Chihiro but containing considerably different information, locking both the HDD and Compact Flash Cards.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.14.0.139 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#outrun2 #coinop #RacingGame….
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OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006) - 4K 60fps attract mode + gameplay on Teknoparrot 1.51
OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006), Attract mode and Gameplay footage. [...]
OutRun 2 SP SDX by Sega-AM2 (2006), Attract mode and Gameplay footage. Running on my Pc using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 with patched executable that made running game on native 4K resolution.
Sega Lindbergh Linux OS emulation isn't perfect yet, some randomly graphics and audio bugs are present in the game.
From segaretro.org:
OutRun 2 SP SDX is an updated version of OutRun 2 and OutRun 2 SP. It stands for "OutRun 2 Special Tours Super Deluxe" and was first shown at a privately held Sega show on July 7, 2006. This version of OutRun 2 does not run on the Sega Chihiro, but rather the Sega Lindbergh, allowing the graphics to be displayed at a resolution of 800x480 rather than the previous versions' 640x480. The game features large replica Ferrari cockpits which move and tilt with the onscreen action, and features a cooperative play mode where two players can sit next to each other in the same car and take turns driving with their own set of controls.
Two versions of the cabinet were produced. The 2-Player cabinet is designated as DX (Deluxe), and the 4-Player cabinet is designated as SDX (Super Deluxe), with raceview cameras on the players, and a live leaderboard over the center units. These large, expensive SDX units are designed for large game centers and amusement parks as a special attraction.
Recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Lindbergh Yellow" hardware specs:
CPU: Intel "Pentium 4" with HyperThreading @ 3.0 GHz (800MHz FSB - 1MB L2 Cache)
RAM: 1024MB 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 (2x 512MB DDR-400 sticks)
GFX: NVIDIA GeForce "6 Series" GPU (probably 6800 based)
GFX Memory: 256MB (256 bit GDDR3)
Operating System: Montavista Linux
GFX Capabilities: Vertex Shader 3.0, Pixel Shader 3.0
Audio: PCI Sound Card - 3D audio synthesizer chip onboard, possible to have 64 sounds playing simultaneously, 5.1 surround output.
Video output: One analog D-Sub, Two Digital DVI outputs.
Display: Single or dual monitor support. Can output the same picture to each monitor or different pictures on each monitor, the resolution for each of the 2 monitors can also be different.
Sound output: The two front speakers have RCA connectors, SPDIF for full surround.
Resolution: HDTV (High Definition)
LAN: 10/100/1000 TBase Gigabit Network
Other: DVD Drive Support, USB 2.0 (x4) - Sega ALL.NET online support.
Connector Format: JVS
Protection: A PIC microcontroller, looking similar to the one used on NAOMI/Triforce/Chihiro but containing considerably different information, locking both the HDD and Compact Flash Cards.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.14.0.139 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#outrun2 #coinop #RacingGame….
Sega Lindbergh Linux OS emulation isn't perfect yet, some randomly graphics and audio bugs are present in the game.
From segaretro.org:
OutRun 2 SP SDX is an updated version of OutRun 2 and OutRun 2 SP. It stands for "OutRun 2 Special Tours Super Deluxe" and was first shown at a privately held Sega show on July 7, 2006. This version of OutRun 2 does not run on the Sega Chihiro, but rather the Sega Lindbergh, allowing the graphics to be displayed at a resolution of 800x480 rather than the previous versions' 640x480. The game features large replica Ferrari cockpits which move and tilt with the onscreen action, and features a cooperative play mode where two players can sit next to each other in the same car and take turns driving with their own set of controls.
Two versions of the cabinet were produced. The 2-Player cabinet is designated as DX (Deluxe), and the 4-Player cabinet is designated as SDX (Super Deluxe), with raceview cameras on the players, and a live leaderboard over the center units. These large, expensive SDX units are designed for large game centers and amusement parks as a special attraction.
Recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Lindbergh Yellow" hardware specs:
CPU: Intel "Pentium 4" with HyperThreading @ 3.0 GHz (800MHz FSB - 1MB L2 Cache)
RAM: 1024MB 184pin DDR SD-RAM PC3200 (2x 512MB DDR-400 sticks)
GFX: NVIDIA GeForce "6 Series" GPU (probably 6800 based)
GFX Memory: 256MB (256 bit GDDR3)
Operating System: Montavista Linux
GFX Capabilities: Vertex Shader 3.0, Pixel Shader 3.0
Audio: PCI Sound Card - 3D audio synthesizer chip onboard, possible to have 64 sounds playing simultaneously, 5.1 surround output.
Video output: One analog D-Sub, Two Digital DVI outputs.
Display: Single or dual monitor support. Can output the same picture to each monitor or different pictures on each monitor, the resolution for each of the 2 monitors can also be different.
Sound output: The two front speakers have RCA connectors, SPDIF for full surround.
Resolution: HDTV (High Definition)
LAN: 10/100/1000 TBase Gigabit Network
Other: DVD Drive Support, USB 2.0 (x4) - Sega ALL.NET online support.
Connector Format: JVS
Protection: A PIC microcontroller, looking similar to the one used on NAOMI/Triforce/Chihiro but containing considerably different information, locking both the HDD and Compact Flash Cards.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.14.0.139 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
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Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 by Bandai Namco (2014) - 4K 60fps 3 Medium Stages on Teknoparrot 1.51
Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 by Bandai Namco (2014), Gameplay [...]
Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 by Bandai Namco (2014), Gameplay footage with Nissan Fairlady Z Version ST of the first three medium stages. Running on my Pc using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 with patched executable that made running game on native 4K resolution.
Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 (also known as Maximum Tune 5 in North America, or simply Maxi 5 or Maxitune 5) is an arcade racing video game developed and published by Namco and based on the Wangan Midnight manga. It is the fifth game in the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune series and the eighth entry of the Wangan Midnight arcade series. This is also the first game in the Wangan Midnight series to be officially relased in North America since Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 3DX+. Just like Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 4 in North America, this is the first game in the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune series to be skipped in Mainland China until the next update of Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5.
First three medium stages gameplay recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
The game running originally on Namco "System ES3X" PC-based hardware.
Namco "System ES3X" Hardware specs (according to Wikipedia):
CPU: Intel Core "i5-3550S" Ivy Bridge Quad-Core low-power architecture @ 3.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-2400 MHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce "GTX 680" PCIe 3.0 x16
Storage: HGST 250 GB 5400 RPM (HTS545025A7E680) SATA III HDD
Operating System: Windows Embedded Standard 7
Sound: Integrated HD Audio
Protection: HASP HL Max USB dongle + Windows BitLocker
Native video resolution: 768p60 (1366x768 @ 60fps)
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13.1.30 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#wmmt #coinop #RacingGame….
Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 (also known as Maximum Tune 5 in North America, or simply Maxi 5 or Maxitune 5) is an arcade racing video game developed and published by Namco and based on the Wangan Midnight manga. It is the fifth game in the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune series and the eighth entry of the Wangan Midnight arcade series. This is also the first game in the Wangan Midnight series to be officially relased in North America since Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 3DX+. Just like Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 4 in North America, this is the first game in the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune series to be skipped in Mainland China until the next update of Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5.
First three medium stages gameplay recorded on my PC using Teknoparrot 1.51 Hotfix 2 version with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
The game running originally on Namco "System ES3X" PC-based hardware.
Namco "System ES3X" Hardware specs (according to Wikipedia):
CPU: Intel Core "i5-3550S" Ivy Bridge Quad-Core low-power architecture @ 3.0 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-2400 MHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce "GTX 680" PCIe 3.0 x16
Storage: HGST 250 GB 5400 RPM (HTS545025A7E680) SATA III HDD
Operating System: Windows Embedded Standard 7
Sound: Integrated HD Audio
Protection: HASP HL Max USB dongle + Windows BitLocker
Native video resolution: 768p60 (1366x768 @ 60fps)
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13.1.30 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#wmmt #coinop #RacingGame….
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Le Mans 24 by Sega (1997) - 4K 60fps Endurance Race + Sprint City Race on Supermodel SVN r725
Le Mans 24 (1997) by Sega Le Mans 24 is an arcade game by Sega [...]
Le Mans 24 (1997) by Sega
Le Mans 24 is an arcade game by Sega produced in 1997 and is based on the Sega Model 3 Step 1.5 arcade system board. The game is based on the race of the same name with some of its cars from the 1996 race, including that appeared in Scud Race, henceforth it was licensed by its organisers, Automobile Club de l'Ouest. Only GT1 and Group C cars make appearances in the game with the JWA Gulf Porsche 917 (a Group 5 racer, under the pre-1972 rule amendment) appearing as a bonus car which is an opponent fought at the end of the race, and can be played with a cheat code. Sonic the Hedgehog also makes a cameo as a secret racer, unlocked by entering a cheat code.
Endurance Race and Sprint City Race gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r725 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13.1.30 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#lemans24 #coinop #RacingGame….
Le Mans 24 is an arcade game by Sega produced in 1997 and is based on the Sega Model 3 Step 1.5 arcade system board. The game is based on the race of the same name with some of its cars from the 1996 race, including that appeared in Scud Race, henceforth it was licensed by its organisers, Automobile Club de l'Ouest. Only GT1 and Group C cars make appearances in the game with the JWA Gulf Porsche 917 (a Group 5 racer, under the pre-1972 rule amendment) appearing as a bonus car which is an opponent fought at the end of the race, and can be played with a cheat code. Sonic the Hedgehog also makes a cameo as a secret racer, unlocked by entering a cheat code.
Endurance Race and Sprint City Race gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r725 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro April 2018 Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13.1.30 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#lemans24 #coinop #RacingGame….
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War: Final Assault by Atari (1999) - 4K 60fps attract mode + some gameplay on MAME 0.196
Recorded on MAMEUI64 0.196, captured with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p [...]
Recorded on MAMEUI64 0.196, captured with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
War: Final Assault is an arcade game developed and manufactured by Atari in March 25, 1999 In North America and October 1, 1999 In Europe. It is a first-person shooter. This game running on "Atari/Midway Vegas Hardware" and now is fully working and playable on MAME emulator version 0.196.
The game was being ported to the Nintendo 64, but the port was canceled and never released
Overview
There are two main modes to the game: Campaign and Head-to-Head. A single player is forced to play through the campaign, but if multiple people are playing the game they can either cooperatively play through that mode or alternatively play the free for all Head-to-Head. The campaign is made up of eight different levels each with a variety of enemies and ending in a unique boss fight. There are 4 maps in the Head-to-Head mode.
When starting up the game, the player is allowed to pick one of four characters (multiple players can pick the same avatar), each with its own strengths and weakness. Players are also able to track and record their game progress by entering a name and PIN. As the player kills more enemies and other players, their slowly rank up. While this has no impact on gameplay, it does allow players to pick from a variety of hidden characters as well.
The game features a large selection of weapons. Each player has a unique starting weapon and the player can also find various weapons lying around on the battlefield, from a short-range flame-thrower to a laser cannon with reflecting projectiles.
Controls
The game has a single analog joystick with two buttons: a trigger button that fires the current weapon and a button on top of the joystick to "eject", or drop, the weapon the player is holding. The joystick was specifically molded for the War cabinet. Additionally, there are 6 other buttons: 4 for movement (forward, backward and strafing), one for Jump and one labeled View. The View button switched you between third-person and first-person modes.
The Hardware is "Atari-Midway Vegas"
Atari-Midway "Vegas" Specs:
Main CPU: MIPS "R5000" 64-bit RISC @ 250MHz
GFX: 3Dfx "Voodoo Banshee" Chipset
Sound CPU: Analog Devices "ADSP-2104" (SHARC) @ 16MHz
Sound chip: Atari-Midway "DCS-2" Sound System
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#WarFinalAssault #coinop #ShootingGame….
War: Final Assault is an arcade game developed and manufactured by Atari in March 25, 1999 In North America and October 1, 1999 In Europe. It is a first-person shooter. This game running on "Atari/Midway Vegas Hardware" and now is fully working and playable on MAME emulator version 0.196.
The game was being ported to the Nintendo 64, but the port was canceled and never released
Overview
There are two main modes to the game: Campaign and Head-to-Head. A single player is forced to play through the campaign, but if multiple people are playing the game they can either cooperatively play through that mode or alternatively play the free for all Head-to-Head. The campaign is made up of eight different levels each with a variety of enemies and ending in a unique boss fight. There are 4 maps in the Head-to-Head mode.
When starting up the game, the player is allowed to pick one of four characters (multiple players can pick the same avatar), each with its own strengths and weakness. Players are also able to track and record their game progress by entering a name and PIN. As the player kills more enemies and other players, their slowly rank up. While this has no impact on gameplay, it does allow players to pick from a variety of hidden characters as well.
The game features a large selection of weapons. Each player has a unique starting weapon and the player can also find various weapons lying around on the battlefield, from a short-range flame-thrower to a laser cannon with reflecting projectiles.
Controls
The game has a single analog joystick with two buttons: a trigger button that fires the current weapon and a button on top of the joystick to "eject", or drop, the weapon the player is holding. The joystick was specifically molded for the War cabinet. Additionally, there are 6 other buttons: 4 for movement (forward, backward and strafing), one for Jump and one labeled View. The View button switched you between third-person and first-person modes.
The Hardware is "Atari-Midway Vegas"
Atari-Midway "Vegas" Specs:
Main CPU: MIPS "R5000" 64-bit RISC @ 250MHz
GFX: 3Dfx "Voodoo Banshee" Chipset
Sound CPU: Analog Devices "ADSP-2104" (SHARC) @ 16MHz
Sound chip: Atari-Midway "DCS-2" Sound System
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.13 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#WarFinalAssault #coinop #ShootingGame….
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Daytona Championship USA by Sega (2017) - 4K 60 fps All Quick Race Circuit Gameplay on my PC
Daytona Championship USA, also known as Daytona USA 3, was released on [...]
Daytona Championship USA, also known as Daytona USA 3, was released on 16 June 2017 for arcades by Sega. It's a reboot of the classic arcade game Daytona USA released on August 1993 limited edition in Japan and on early 1994 in U.S.A./Europe/Worldwide, a masterpiece of classic 1990s 3D racing game.
Daytona Championship USA (Daytona USA 3) running on my PC with working Xbox Wireless pad controller in 4K desktop forced resolution with Simple Runtime Window Editor. Download this program here: https://github.com/dtgDTGdtg/SRWE/releases
Game running on PC based hardware @ native resolution of 1080p60 (1920x1080 @ 60 fps) but unknown original specs, probably like an evolution of Sega Europa-R hardware (Sega Europa-R 2?) used on Sega Rally 3.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#DaytonaUSA #coinop #RacingGame….
Daytona Championship USA (Daytona USA 3) running on my PC with working Xbox Wireless pad controller in 4K desktop forced resolution with Simple Runtime Window Editor. Download this program here: https://github.com/dtgDTGdtg/SRWE/releases
Game running on PC based hardware @ native resolution of 1080p60 (1920x1080 @ 60 fps) but unknown original specs, probably like an evolution of Sega Europa-R hardware (Sega Europa-R 2?) used on Sega Rally 3.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#DaytonaUSA #coinop #RacingGame….
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Daytona USA 2: BOTE + PE by Sega-AM2 (1998) - 4K 60 fps Time Lap + Challenge on Supermodel SVN r680
Daytona U.S.A. 2: Battle on The Edge & Power Edition (1998) by [...]
Daytona U.S.A. 2: Battle on The Edge & Power Edition (1998) by Sega-AM2, running on Sega Model 3 Step 2.1 hardware.
Daytona USA 2 is an arcade racing game released by Sega in 1998 as a follow-up to the extremely successful Daytona USA. The game featured vastly superior graphics, utilizing the Sega Model 3 hardware. The majority of Daytona USA 2 cabinets were released as deluxe models (with far fewer Twin Cabinets), which could be linked together for up to four players. A notable change from the original is the ability to select a car and corresponding driver, each with varying capabilities for varying levels of player experience. Just like before, the game has three courses – a Beginner course with 8 laps with a distance of 1 mile (1.6 km), an Advanced course with 4 laps with a distance of 2.5 miles (4 km), and a long Expert course with 2 laps with a distance of 5 miles (8 km). The 'time lap' mode also returns, and is accessed in the same manner – by holding down start at the transmission select screen. Like the original game, mirrored versions of the tracks can also be played by holding down the Start button when selecting the course. It is recommended, however, that the player has had mastery of the course beforehand. By request, an arcade operator could put the game on Grand Prix or Endurance mode to increase the number of laps in a game. Finishing a race in the top 3 in any course allows the player to view an "ending" and see the game credits.
An addition to the game was the "slingshot", corresponding to advanced NASCAR drafting techniques. There are no home ports of Battle on the Edge and Power Edition.
In late 1998, a few months after the release of Battle on the Edge, Sega released an updated version, known as Daytona USA 2: Power Edition. Changes in this game include the environment of the beginner course; the dome and natural scenery that encircle the track in the regular release are removed and is changed to a "NASCAR Oval" look. However, the course layout remains the same. Also included is the "Challenge" course option, which combines the three courses altogether. Along with slightly revamped handling physics, the beginner car's livery is altered. Added to Power Edition is the Hornet Classic car, the player car from Daytona USA with an altered design. The opponent cars' AI is also more aggressive in this version, with another change being to one corner in the advanced course to balance out the difficulty. Before this change, many experts considered this corner the most difficult in the game.[citation needed] Unusual for an arcade game, there was also an official strategy guide released in Japan. This strategy guide featured developer interviews as well as comprehensive tips and hints compiled by a group of arcade driving game professionals known as Team Marubaku. The strategy guide has been out of print for a number of years and second-hand copies can command high prices.
All Circuits in Time Lap Mode gameplay and Challenge Circuit gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 2.1" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603ev" 32-bit RISC @ 166MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB2" consists in Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#DaytonaUSA2 #coinop #RacingGame….
Daytona USA 2 is an arcade racing game released by Sega in 1998 as a follow-up to the extremely successful Daytona USA. The game featured vastly superior graphics, utilizing the Sega Model 3 hardware. The majority of Daytona USA 2 cabinets were released as deluxe models (with far fewer Twin Cabinets), which could be linked together for up to four players. A notable change from the original is the ability to select a car and corresponding driver, each with varying capabilities for varying levels of player experience. Just like before, the game has three courses – a Beginner course with 8 laps with a distance of 1 mile (1.6 km), an Advanced course with 4 laps with a distance of 2.5 miles (4 km), and a long Expert course with 2 laps with a distance of 5 miles (8 km). The 'time lap' mode also returns, and is accessed in the same manner – by holding down start at the transmission select screen. Like the original game, mirrored versions of the tracks can also be played by holding down the Start button when selecting the course. It is recommended, however, that the player has had mastery of the course beforehand. By request, an arcade operator could put the game on Grand Prix or Endurance mode to increase the number of laps in a game. Finishing a race in the top 3 in any course allows the player to view an "ending" and see the game credits.
An addition to the game was the "slingshot", corresponding to advanced NASCAR drafting techniques. There are no home ports of Battle on the Edge and Power Edition.
In late 1998, a few months after the release of Battle on the Edge, Sega released an updated version, known as Daytona USA 2: Power Edition. Changes in this game include the environment of the beginner course; the dome and natural scenery that encircle the track in the regular release are removed and is changed to a "NASCAR Oval" look. However, the course layout remains the same. Also included is the "Challenge" course option, which combines the three courses altogether. Along with slightly revamped handling physics, the beginner car's livery is altered. Added to Power Edition is the Hornet Classic car, the player car from Daytona USA with an altered design. The opponent cars' AI is also more aggressive in this version, with another change being to one corner in the advanced course to balance out the difficulty. Before this change, many experts considered this corner the most difficult in the game.[citation needed] Unusual for an arcade game, there was also an official strategy guide released in Japan. This strategy guide featured developer interviews as well as comprehensive tips and hints compiled by a group of arcade driving game professionals known as Team Marubaku. The strategy guide has been out of print for a number of years and second-hand copies can command high prices.
All Circuits in Time Lap Mode gameplay and Challenge Circuit gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 2.1" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603ev" 32-bit RISC @ 166MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB2" consists in Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#DaytonaUSA2 #coinop #RacingGame….
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SCUD Race by Sega-AM2 (1996) - 4K 60fps All Circuits in Time Lap Mode on Supermodel SVN r680
S.C.U.D. Race aka Sega Super GT (1996) by Sega-AM2 SCUD Race is an [...]
S.C.U.D. Race aka Sega Super GT (1996) by Sega-AM2
SCUD Race is an awesome and gorgeous arcade racing game running on Sega Model 3 Hardware step 1.5.
Scud Race (stylized as SCUD Race, "Sport Car Ultimate Drive"), and known as Sega Super GT in North America, is an arcade racing game released by Sega in 1996. It is the first racing game to use the Sega Model 3 hardware.
A Sega Saturn port was planned; then the project was moved to the Dreamcast and was shown as a tech-demo in the Dreamcast Presentation in 1998. However, the game was cancelled and as of now there are no official home ports of the title.
While there are no official home versions of SCUD Race to this day, the game can be played on the Sega Model 3 emulator known as Supermodel 3 along with other Model 3 titles.
All Circuits in Time Lap Mode gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB1" consists in Zilog "Z80" 8-bit @ 8MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ScudRace #coinop #RacingGame….
SCUD Race is an awesome and gorgeous arcade racing game running on Sega Model 3 Hardware step 1.5.
Scud Race (stylized as SCUD Race, "Sport Car Ultimate Drive"), and known as Sega Super GT in North America, is an arcade racing game released by Sega in 1996. It is the first racing game to use the Sega Model 3 hardware.
A Sega Saturn port was planned; then the project was moved to the Dreamcast and was shown as a tech-demo in the Dreamcast Presentation in 1998. However, the game was cancelled and as of now there are no official home ports of the title.
While there are no official home versions of SCUD Race to this day, the game can be played on the Sega Model 3 emulator known as Supermodel 3 along with other Model 3 titles.
All Circuits in Time Lap Mode gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB1" consists in Zilog "Z80" 8-bit @ 8MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ScudRace #coinop #RacingGame….
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SCUD Race Plus by Sega-AM2 (1997) - 4K 60fps All Secret Cars on Supermodel SVN r680
S.C.U.D. Race Plus aka Sega Super GT Plus (1997) by Sega-AM2 SCUD Race [...]
S.C.U.D. Race Plus aka Sega Super GT Plus (1997) by Sega-AM2
SCUD Race Plus is an awesome and gorgeous arcade racing game running on Sega Model 3 Hardware step 1.5.
Scud Race Plus is as an update to the original Scud Race game released in 1997. This version allowed players to play any of the four courses in reverse.
Scud Race Plus also included the bizarre "Super-Beginner" course, an oval track inside a giant-scale children's playhouse. This featured a rocking horse and bowling pins which the player could hit. Exclusive to this course, players could press Start at the car select screen to race as a cat, a tank, an "AM2 crew" bus or a rocket car.
There is also an attract mode, which is not in the game, in which a red sports car runs in an Italian village and destroys the Roman Colosseum.
The background with the giant wheel is actually blue rather than yellow-orange.
There was no American release of Scud Race Plus. Apparently, Sega never marketed this version outside Japan, but it is possible to switch the country to "USA" and get "Sega Super GT Plus" which features everything from Scud Race Plus, but in the American format. In this version, "the suitable for all ages" notice by Sega could be seen before the "Winners Don't Use Drugs" warning.
All Secret Cars gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB1" consists in Zilog "Z80" 8-bit @ 8MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ScudRace #coinop #RacingGame….
SCUD Race Plus is an awesome and gorgeous arcade racing game running on Sega Model 3 Hardware step 1.5.
Scud Race Plus is as an update to the original Scud Race game released in 1997. This version allowed players to play any of the four courses in reverse.
Scud Race Plus also included the bizarre "Super-Beginner" course, an oval track inside a giant-scale children's playhouse. This featured a rocking horse and bowling pins which the player could hit. Exclusive to this course, players could press Start at the car select screen to race as a cat, a tank, an "AM2 crew" bus or a rocket car.
There is also an attract mode, which is not in the game, in which a red sports car runs in an Italian village and destroys the Roman Colosseum.
The background with the giant wheel is actually blue rather than yellow-orange.
There was no American release of Scud Race Plus. Apparently, Sega never marketed this version outside Japan, but it is possible to switch the country to "USA" and get "Sega Super GT Plus" which features everything from Scud Race Plus, but in the American format. In this version, "the suitable for all ages" notice by Sega could be seen before the "Winners Don't Use Drugs" warning.
All Secret Cars gameplay recorded on Supermodel SVN r680 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Sega "Model 3 Step 1.5" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 100MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB1" consists in Zilog "Z80" 8-bit @ 8MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Fall Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.11 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ScudRace #coinop #RacingGame….
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Best Arcade 1990s and 2000s Greatest Hits Top Games
A new personal and more complete Tribute to remember the awesome 1990s [...]
A new personal and more complete Tribute to remember the awesome 1990s and 2000s arcade times!! The History of arcade videogames from 1990 to 2009, includes 426 best selling games of these years from "1941" to "The Bishi Bashi"!! Recorded in 1080p @ 60 fps!!!
Complete list of 426 games present in this clip: https://pastebin.com/s4m5fWN4
Un nuovo tributo personale e molto più completo per ricordare i fantastici tempi passati in sala giochi con i grandi classici degli anni '90 e 2000!!! La storia dei videogiochi arcade dal 1990 al 2009, inclusi 426 grandi titoli di quegli anni, da "1941" a "The Bishi Bashi"!!! Video registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo!!!
Lista completa dei 426 giochi presenti in questa clip:
https://pastebin.com/s4m5fWN4
Songs in this video:
"Street Fighter 2 - Guile's Theme (Treeboi&Kone Remix)" by Treeboi&Kone
https://bit.ly/2Ljbf3C
"Puzzle Bobble (Gymmy J & Daniele Crocenzi Remix)" by Joseph Creatura
https://bit.ly/2IybR7E
"Daytona USA - Let's Go Away" by MovieMovies1
https://bit.ly/2rXhguJ
"777 Lucky Run (Daytona USA -King Of Speed- Remix)" by RoBKTA
https://bit.ly/2LhogdK
"Sky High'14 (Daytona USA Remix) / Wrong Way Edit" by RoBKTA & Hajime Iwadate
https://bit.ly/2ka4XH8
"Dj Miller Tekken Sample" by Lee Miller
https://bit.ly/2KHAXxk
#90s #coinop #arcade….
Complete list of 426 games present in this clip: https://pastebin.com/s4m5fWN4
Un nuovo tributo personale e molto più completo per ricordare i fantastici tempi passati in sala giochi con i grandi classici degli anni '90 e 2000!!! La storia dei videogiochi arcade dal 1990 al 2009, inclusi 426 grandi titoli di quegli anni, da "1941" a "The Bishi Bashi"!!! Video registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo!!!
Lista completa dei 426 giochi presenti in questa clip:
https://pastebin.com/s4m5fWN4
Songs in this video:
"Street Fighter 2 - Guile's Theme (Treeboi&Kone Remix)" by Treeboi&Kone
https://bit.ly/2Ljbf3C
"Puzzle Bobble (Gymmy J & Daniele Crocenzi Remix)" by Joseph Creatura
https://bit.ly/2IybR7E
"Daytona USA - Let's Go Away" by MovieMovies1
https://bit.ly/2rXhguJ
"777 Lucky Run (Daytona USA -King Of Speed- Remix)" by RoBKTA
https://bit.ly/2LhogdK
"Sky High'14 (Daytona USA Remix) / Wrong Way Edit" by RoBKTA & Hajime Iwadate
https://bit.ly/2ka4XH8
"Dj Miller Tekken Sample" by Lee Miller
https://bit.ly/2KHAXxk
#90s #coinop #arcade….
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Best Arcade 1970s and 1980s Greatest Hits Top Games
A new personal and more complete Tribute to remember the awesome 1970s [...]
A new personal and more complete Tribute to remember the awesome 1970s and 1980s arcade times!! The History of arcade videogames from 1972 to 1989, includes 429 best selling games of these years from "Pong" to "WWF Superstars"!! Recorded in 1080p @ 60 fps!!!
Complete list of 429 games present in this clip: https://pastebin.com/EHWME2Xq
Un nuovo tributo personale e molto più completo per ricordare i fantastici tempi passati in sala giochi con i grandi classici degli anni '70 e '80!!! La storia dei videogiochi arcade dal 1972 al 1989, inclusi 429 grandi titoli di quegli anni, da "Pong" a "WWF Superstars"!!! Video registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo!!!
Lista completa dei 429 giochi presenti in questa clip:
https://pastebin.com/EHWME2Xq
Songs in this video:
"Pac-Man (Original Mix)" by I-ENK
https://bit.ly/2IByQe2
"Bubble Bobble [Edit for Defqon.1 Challenge]" by Bit Reactors
https://bit.ly/2rXuYgn
"The Gradius Anthem (DJ SEVEN Houstep Mix)" by DJ SEVEN (W87ES)
https://bit.ly/2KGv1Vm
"After Burner (Club Mix Version 2)" by Eduardo Knuckles
https://bit.ly/2rUGFoU
"Space Harrier (Sega Ages) - Main Theme" by Kamek
https://bit.ly/2rVM8eO
"Magical Sound Shower (Side Order Remix)" by Side Order
https://bit.ly/2kdsLtL
"Medley - Last Wave / Stardust Speedway (Good Future)" by OSC
https://bit.ly/2rXbvxb
#80s #coinop #arcade….
Complete list of 429 games present in this clip: https://pastebin.com/EHWME2Xq
Un nuovo tributo personale e molto più completo per ricordare i fantastici tempi passati in sala giochi con i grandi classici degli anni '70 e '80!!! La storia dei videogiochi arcade dal 1972 al 1989, inclusi 429 grandi titoli di quegli anni, da "Pong" a "WWF Superstars"!!! Video registrato in 1080p a 60 fotogrammi al secondo!!!
Lista completa dei 429 giochi presenti in questa clip:
https://pastebin.com/EHWME2Xq
Songs in this video:
"Pac-Man (Original Mix)" by I-ENK
https://bit.ly/2IByQe2
"Bubble Bobble [Edit for Defqon.1 Challenge]" by Bit Reactors
https://bit.ly/2rXuYgn
"The Gradius Anthem (DJ SEVEN Houstep Mix)" by DJ SEVEN (W87ES)
https://bit.ly/2KGv1Vm
"After Burner (Club Mix Version 2)" by Eduardo Knuckles
https://bit.ly/2rUGFoU
"Space Harrier (Sega Ages) - Main Theme" by Kamek
https://bit.ly/2rVM8eO
"Magical Sound Shower (Side Order Remix)" by Side Order
https://bit.ly/2kdsLtL
"Medley - Last Wave / Stardust Speedway (Good Future)" by OSC
https://bit.ly/2rXbvxb
#80s #coinop #arcade….
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Sega Rally 3 by Sega (2008) - 4K 60fps Championship and Classic mode running on my PC
Sega Rally 3, running on real arcade on Europa-R PC based hardware, in [...]
Sega Rally 3, running on real arcade on Europa-R PC based hardware, in this video SR3 running on my PC with Teknoparrot 1.0 @ 4K native resolution (modified manually on "config.ini" file) and 60fps. Captured using nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Wiki info:
Sega Rally 3 is the arcade sequel to Sega Rally 2, developed and released by Sega. Unlike most other installments in the series, this was not released in Japan.
Sega Rally 3 contains three racing modes: World Championship, Quick Race and Classic. World Championship mode is a single player game which takes place across three stages (Tropical, Canyon and Alpine) and largely follows the format of the previous Sega Rally arcade games. The game is a 22 car race played to a time limit, and the player's starting position for one race is determined by their finishing position in the previous race. Unlike the previous games in the series, each race contains two laps. If the player finishes the third stage in first place, they are able to play a head to head race on the bonus Lakeside track.
Quick Race is a single or multiplayer mode, in which six cars (containing any mixture of human and AI players) race three laps on any of the three World Championship courses. In World Championship and Quick Race modes, players can choose from one of six licensed cars from Citroën C4 WRC, Ford Focus RS WRC 07, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, Peugeot 207 S2000, Subaru Impreza WRC 08 and Suzuki SX4 WRC. Additionally, in Quick Race players can choose two secret cars: the Bowler Nemesis and the McRae Enduro.
Classic mode is a single or multiplayer mode which takes place on the Desert '95 track, recreated from the original Sega Rally arcade game. In single player, the mode is a head to head race against a single AI opponent, while multiplayer allows for up to six human players with no AI opponents. The sixth generation Toyota Celica GT-Four and Lancia Delta HF Integrale cars from the original Sega Rally can be used in this mode exclusively.
Sega "Europa-R" specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium "Dual-Core" @ 3.4 GHz
RAM: 8 GB (2x 4 GB modules)
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce "8800" based
Native video resolution: 720p60 (1280x720 @ 60fps)
Protection: High Spec original security module.
Other: HDTV Compatible, DVD Drive Support, Sega ALL.NET online support.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.9.1 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#SegaRally3 #coinop #RacingGame….
Wiki info:
Sega Rally 3 is the arcade sequel to Sega Rally 2, developed and released by Sega. Unlike most other installments in the series, this was not released in Japan.
Sega Rally 3 contains three racing modes: World Championship, Quick Race and Classic. World Championship mode is a single player game which takes place across three stages (Tropical, Canyon and Alpine) and largely follows the format of the previous Sega Rally arcade games. The game is a 22 car race played to a time limit, and the player's starting position for one race is determined by their finishing position in the previous race. Unlike the previous games in the series, each race contains two laps. If the player finishes the third stage in first place, they are able to play a head to head race on the bonus Lakeside track.
Quick Race is a single or multiplayer mode, in which six cars (containing any mixture of human and AI players) race three laps on any of the three World Championship courses. In World Championship and Quick Race modes, players can choose from one of six licensed cars from Citroën C4 WRC, Ford Focus RS WRC 07, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, Peugeot 207 S2000, Subaru Impreza WRC 08 and Suzuki SX4 WRC. Additionally, in Quick Race players can choose two secret cars: the Bowler Nemesis and the McRae Enduro.
Classic mode is a single or multiplayer mode which takes place on the Desert '95 track, recreated from the original Sega Rally arcade game. In single player, the mode is a head to head race against a single AI opponent, while multiplayer allows for up to six human players with no AI opponents. The sixth generation Toyota Celica GT-Four and Lancia Delta HF Integrale cars from the original Sega Rally can be used in this mode exclusively.
Sega "Europa-R" specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium "Dual-Core" @ 3.4 GHz
RAM: 8 GB (2x 4 GB modules)
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce "8800" based
Native video resolution: 720p60 (1280x720 @ 60fps)
Protection: High Spec original security module.
Other: HDTV Compatible, DVD Drive Support, Sega ALL.NET online support.
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Resolution: 4K 2160p60 (3840x2160 @ 60fps)
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.9.1 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#SegaRally3 #coinop #RacingGame….
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Time Crisis -Arcade Ver.- (Fixed Music) by Namco (1995) - 4K 60fps Longplay Walkthrough on MAME
Rerecorded Time Crisis attract mode + Longplay Walkthrough on MAMEUI64 [...]
Rerecorded Time Crisis attract mode + Longplay Walkthrough on MAMEUI64 0.187 with fixed music and audio (better C352 sound chip emulation on MAME) , and better graphic capture on proper native aspect ratio and 4K resolution, used nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Time Crisis is a superb, on-the-rails lightgun game in which the player takes on the role of a lone mercenary who must rescue the President's daughter, Rachel, from the clutches of the evil 'Sherudo' and his terrorist gang. The game takes the player into and around Sherudo's clifftop, castle hideout.
As the game's title suggests, time is one of the player's biggest enemies, as each area must be cleared within a strict time limit. Extra time is occasionally awarded, however, when some of the more powerful enemy soldiers are killed.
The game offers the player two different game modes :
STORY MODE : the player must defeat all of the enemies on the level to proceed to the next level.
TIME ATTACK : the player selects one of four stages and must defeat all enemies in the time allowed. The player is given unlimited lives in this mode, but is constantly fighting against a very tight time limit.
The hardware is Namco Super System 22. Attract mode + ingame longplay caputred.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.7.0.81 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#TimeCrisis #coinop #longplay….
Time Crisis is a superb, on-the-rails lightgun game in which the player takes on the role of a lone mercenary who must rescue the President's daughter, Rachel, from the clutches of the evil 'Sherudo' and his terrorist gang. The game takes the player into and around Sherudo's clifftop, castle hideout.
As the game's title suggests, time is one of the player's biggest enemies, as each area must be cleared within a strict time limit. Extra time is occasionally awarded, however, when some of the more powerful enemy soldiers are killed.
The game offers the player two different game modes :
STORY MODE : the player must defeat all of the enemies on the level to proceed to the next level.
TIME ATTACK : the player selects one of four stages and must defeat all enemies in the time allowed. The player is given unlimited lives in this mode, but is constantly fighting against a very tight time limit.
The hardware is Namco Super System 22. Attract mode + ingame longplay caputred.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.7.0.81 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#TimeCrisis #coinop #longplay….
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Armadillo Racing by Namco (1996) - Fix Audio and Music 4K 60fps Attract Mode + Gameplay on MAME
Recorded on MAMEUI64 0.187 with fix C352 audio and music sound chip, [...]
Recorded on MAMEUI64 0.187 with fix C352 audio and music sound chip, captured with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Armadillo Racing is a racing game where the player control his character (an armadillo) with a trackball. Running on Namco Super System 22.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.7.0.81 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ArmadilloRacing #coinop #mame….
Armadillo Racing is a racing game where the player control his character (an armadillo) with a trackball. Running on Namco Super System 22.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro Creators Update
Software recording: Shadowplay Share from Geforce Experience 3.7.0.81 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#ArmadilloRacing #coinop #mame….
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Prop Cycle by Namco (1996) - 4K 60fps Advanced Story Mode FAILED + VICTORY on MAME
Recorded on MAME64 0.182 with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD [...]
Recorded on MAME64 0.182 with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K 2160p Ultra HD resolution 60fps.
Prop Cycle is a strange game where you control a pedal powered plane to pop as many balloons as you can within a time limit. Because of its unique gameplay, this game gives a totally different and nice gaming experience. The hardware is Namco Super System 22. Attract mode + ingame caputred.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: Zotac GTX 1070 Mini 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.3 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#PropCycle #coinop #mame….
Prop Cycle is a strange game where you control a pedal powered plane to pop as many balloons as you can within a time limit. Because of its unique gameplay, this game gives a totally different and nice gaming experience. The hardware is Namco Super System 22. Attract mode + ingame caputred.
Namco Super System 22 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,576 MHz
3D DSP: 2x Texas Instruments "TMS320C25" @ 49,152 MHz with fixed-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit instructions @ 49,152 MIPS (24,576 MIPS per DSP, 0,5 MIPS per MHz) and floating-point arithmetic 16-bit & 32-bit operations @ 504103 FLOPS (252051,5 FLOPS per DSP, 5128 FLOPS per MHz)
2D Chips: Namco Custom Video chipset (C300, C304, C305 Palette, C335)
3D Chips: Evans & Sutherland "TR3" (Texture Mapping, Real-Time, Real-Visual, Rendering System)
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37710" 16-bit @ 16,384MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM stereo 4 channel output
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: Zotac GTX 1070 Mini 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.3 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#PropCycle #coinop #mame….
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Sega Rally 2 -Arcade Version- by Sega (1998) - 4K 60fps All Practise Tracks on Supermodel SVN r516
Recorded on Supermodel SVN r516 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ [...]
Recorded on Supermodel SVN r516 x64 Emulator with nvidia Shadowplay @ 4K Ultra HD resolution 60fps with fixed music on Practise Tracks.
"Sega Rally 2", the second chapter from Sega Rally Championship arcade racing game series by Sega.
Released in March 1998 in Japan.
Running on Sega Model 3 Step 2.0 Hardware
Sega "Model 3 Step 2.0" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 166MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB2" consists in Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: Zotac GTX 1070 Mini 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.0 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#SegaRally2 #coinop #RacingGame….
"Sega Rally 2", the second chapter from Sega Rally Championship arcade racing game series by Sega.
Released in March 1998 in Japan.
Running on Sega Model 3 Step 2.0 Hardware
Sega "Model 3 Step 2.0" specs:
CPU: IBM PowerPC "603" 32-bit RISC @ 166MHz
GFX : 2 x Lockheed Martin "Real3D/PRO-1000"
Sound CPU: Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz
Sound chips: 2xYamaha "SCSP" PCM chips 4 channel output
Additional sound board: Sega "DSB2" consists in Motorola "68EC000" 16-bit @ 11,3MHz CPU + NEC "uD65654GF102" sound chip
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: Zotac GTX 1070 Mini 8 GB GDDR5 @ 2 GHz core boost/8828 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.0 @ 4K (3840x2160) 60fps
#SegaRally2 #coinop #RacingGame….
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Point Blank - Gun Bullet -Arcade Version- by Namco (1994) - 1080p 60fps Longplay on MAME
Point Blank aka Gun Bullet Longplay Recorded on MAME64 0.178 with [...]
Point Blank aka Gun Bullet Longplay Recorded on MAME64 0.178 with nvidia Shadowplay Share @ 1080p Full HD resolution 60fps.
Point Blank (also known as Gun Bullet in Japan) is a challenging light gun game where players can select from a variety of target practice mini games.
Many games require skill and accuracy, such as shooting cardboard cutouts of criminals, a one-shot chance at hitting a leaf, aiming for a specific toy from a shelf, and shooting at objects that move across the screen or rush towards the player.
Your "judgement" is based on your shooting accuracy in some games, and others require you to hit a certain number of targets within the given time.
The hardware is Namco System NB-1.
Namco System NB-1 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,192MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,128MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM chip 4 channel output
Home ports for this game:
Sony Playstation PSOne (1997)
Nintendo DS as "Point Blank DS" (2006)
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI Geforce GTX 970 Gaming 4G 4 GB GDDR5 Twin Frozr V OC @ 1504 MHz core boost/3815 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.0….
Point Blank (also known as Gun Bullet in Japan) is a challenging light gun game where players can select from a variety of target practice mini games.
Many games require skill and accuracy, such as shooting cardboard cutouts of criminals, a one-shot chance at hitting a leaf, aiming for a specific toy from a shelf, and shooting at objects that move across the screen or rush towards the player.
Your "judgement" is based on your shooting accuracy in some games, and others require you to hit a certain number of targets within the given time.
The hardware is Namco System NB-1.
Namco System NB-1 specs:
CPU: Motorola "68EC020" 32-bit @ 24,192MHz
Sound & I/O CPU: Mitsubishi "M37702" 16-bit (marked as Namco "C75") @ 16,128MHz
Sound chip: Namco "C352" PCM chip 4 channel output
Home ports for this game:
Sony Playstation PSOne (1997)
Nintendo DS as "Point Blank DS" (2006)
My PC Specs:
CPU: i7-3770k @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DDR3-1866
GFX: MSI Geforce GTX 970 Gaming 4G 4 GB GDDR5 Twin Frozr V OC @ 1504 MHz core boost/3815 MHz memory
OS: Windows 10 64-bit Pro
Software recording: Shadowplay Share 3.0….
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