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@@idglet9565 Nice. I've only ever seen this cabinet once (on Brighton pier), but didn't get a chance to play it.

@@ignignxkt Using an arcade loader called Teknoparrot.

@@Zeg-eh5ik The gear drift method works in all the different versions of OutRun 2 Inc Coast 2 Coast. In OutRun 2 there was a definite difference in stats, it tells you which cars are beginner, intermediate and professional. The Testarossa and 288 GTO have noticeably faster acceleration than a lot of the other cars, it's really apparent on the OutRun 2 bonus stages, when you're trying to accelerate in front of the other cars ua-cam.com/video/FKzTZ8nyIV4/v-deo.html I think the stat differences do carry on into Coast 2 Coast, but they're not quite so noticeable.

@@MrThunderwing nice thanks for the explanation because I played only SP in Coast to Coast until now and there is no category or something like that

I'm not familiar with that brand of wheel, but a common issue with stuff like this though is whether there's an option in your wheel software to separate the pedal axes - some emulators don't like them combined. I'd also double check in Model 2 Emulator that you've got Dinput selected in the game's ini setting file, not Xinput.

@@CaseTheCorvetteMan Ummmmm... Yeah. So, I get you thought you were maybe being helpful here, but, I'm not really sure why you felt you needed to re-explain to me the, more-or-less, exact same method for tackling the Advanced stage that I've been explaining to other people in this video (other than that final hairpin)? I'm already doing the two 4-2-4s after the tunnel, then a 4-1-3-4 before reaching the final hairpin. The Expert track is another matter, but I don't lose loads of speed on Dinosaur Canyon - I can keep pace with players that I know are experts at the game, and hell, I've even got some 2nd, 3rds and at least one 1st in big multiplayer games.

Thanks. I'm kind of confused by this comment though because _I did label_ which version was which throughout the video, so I don't get why you think I didn't? In the four way split screen at 03:45 I put icons on screen showing which version is which - that screen position doesn't change when they show again - I even used different colour cars in each one to make it obvious. At 06:26 and 08:09 I put icons on screen showing which version is which. If there's a bit without an icon on screen, it should normally be obvious which version it is, because I'll be talking about it at the time - like when I mention the clouds obscuring the background in Outrun Online Arcade, the Sun being too bright in SPDX in Teknoparrot or the flames being missing from the PC port.

@@liambyrne3488 I didn't have a 32x but they made it sound convincing enough that I would've been trying it too 😆

@@NeroVingian40 Right? It's why I only ever used to play the beginner stage back in the arcade days.

You're on your own with that I'm afraid mate, I know nothing about Steam deck. In fact I haven't even actually used this emulator in probably well over a year.

@@MrThunderwing Somehow, the controls started to work with the Steam Deck mappings even with the forced controller presets. Just not with the additional rear buttons. I have yet to test the gyro after this, but considering I'm using Ryujinx, I have no idea if there is a way to assign a control preset per game, because the emulator itself didn't inform me about said feature, unless it is tied to a configuration file. All I know is that I seem to have better luck running the roms through Emudeck, rather than the Steam client itself, but Emudeck doesn't have a feature that allows me to change the controls per game from my understanding.

@@dualberetta2755 The first is the replay music from the Switch port of Virtua Racing (itself a modern rendition of the replay music from 32x Virtua Racing Deluxe). The second is the replay music from this actual demo.

@@MrThunderwing thx u

@@TheRetroMartin Cheers mate. Yeah, this one was a real pleasant surprise.

@@MrAxelStone I can't really do a proper comparison unfortunately. I bought SPGP, but I didn't check what the minimum specs were and it turned out my GPU doesn't meet them, so the game loads, but the frame rate is incredibly choppy. Rozz, the developer, said he's trying to lower system specs in an update, so I've held off refunding it (and at the end of the day it's only a tenner, so I'm happy to wait and see what happens with it).

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@@vrakula I've seen some videos, but haven't tried it. One visual nitpick I have with it is that the car looks too high up on the screen, but otherwise I think it looks nice.

Hrrrrm, for some reason UA-cam withheld your comment. Weird.

Wow, it's still twitchy with a wheel? I'm having sensitivity problems playing with a pad, but i thought playing with a wheel would pretty much sort it due to the greater range.

@@TK1s_Big_Love I think since it is still a demo its work in progress.

Fantastic game wish it had online multiplayer and itd be perfect

I can remember hearing about this and seeing some videos, but it just sort of dropped off my radar. I think I might've heard some people say it wasn't that great, which might've put me off...

@@MrThunderwing its very easy at first but as you progress to the 2020 cars it just pretty challenging and fun

@@MrThunderwing I think the gameplay is tons of fun, and quite challenging at times

I've been playing a lot of it, and I feel my only real issue with it is in career mode it feels like there's a little too *much* player skill involved in the speed of your car. Like, I'm not asking for NASCAR Thunder career where you spend pretty much your entire first season trying to not finish last, but I'd like a little more pushback.

Yeah, I'm with you on wanting more Model 2/3 Sega Lindbergh looking retro games. I think this game definitely stands out rom the pack though, gameplay and visually it just feels a lot more polished than some on the other retro titles I've played.

Thing is, model 2 and 3 games are even less popular, and nobody remembers them. That said. I think the developer is working on a ton of other racing clones to daytona, sega touring car, indy 500, sega rally, etc, etc. personally, with the super model emulator,i just play the originals. -1

@@negative1723 That's a lot of games to be developing simultaneously, especially with two unfinished in Early Access

Excellent points! I did personally think I'd prefer some more electronic sounding music than the guitar stuff. With you on the curbs too.

I think the engine sounds fine personally, very VR like, but it's still only WIP at present, so plenty of opportunity for stuff to change.

@@MrThunderwing It's weird how so many people can't detect issues that are obvious for others when it comes to engine sound. I see that all the time in sim racing. Clearly here the gears change is extremely bad, it sounds like a short throttle release, not like a gear change, particulartly for gears 6 and 7 (they should remove that 7th gear to start with), it's very noticable in the first seconds of the vidéo. It's also not powerful enough, not enough rev, it feels boring, while it should be gut-wrenching. In fact, it sounds more like the PS2 version of VR, it has the same issues (but VR PS2 is far worse). The funny thing is that some people don't even realize the PS2 version sound different, or don't realise it's worse, while it's a complete deal breaker for others.

@@pinkimo_ The dodgy audio in the PS2 port is something I'm highly aware of. That tire screeching noise starts driving me insane after a bit of prolonged play.

@@MrThunderwing I agree. I could care less about the engine sounds. I even turn the sound down. It has no impact on the gameplay.

@@pinkimo_To start, the folks who call it a “deal-breaker” do recognize that the PS2 is a quarter of a decade old, right? It could replicate/play recordings of actual cars, but designing sound is a different thing, altogether. I realize SEGA consoles, like Dreamcast, are built with similar hardware as in the arcade - and therefore will replicate the sound better without too much work. I also get the idea of being a “gaming audiophile,” as a big fan of the OG audio chip-the 1979 Atari 400/800 POKEY-as well a its successor designed by the same engineers - the C64 SID chip that was better but couldn’t be as ahead of its time as the OG. Further, as an auto fan-who loves his BMW X3-I can even get behind the notion that the sound of an engine can break immersion in some cases. _However,_ the only way I see adding actual recordings of engine sounds to a Virtua-type game working is to *break immersion,* not the other way ‘round, because the graphics aren’t of the same Realism aesthetic. So, there would be a mismatch between the “Virtua-type” graphics and looped engine recordings, in such a game. For Gran Turismo and Forza, sure-their graphics, physics, and etc. are all about realism, but _Virtua Racing_ and _Super _*_Retro_*_ GP_ are obviously *not* games with a realism aesthetics - the clues are in the names. Beyond that the sound and graphics aesthetics generally “match” in some way, within a game, there’s actually much more to articulate about stylized, “artistic” representation, because it isn’t simply trying to replicate empirical reality. That’s what lithographs, cameras, phonograph cylinders, and gramophones did - and there’s a reason that the more realistic graphics can be, the more folks revisit older games and create new games that master old styles, which is not to mention “demakes.” Stylized games like this and _VR_ *emphasize the polygonal aspect of 3D video games’* racing. So, the sound should in some way “match” _that_ aethetic, not the same sound I hear when I push the button to start my Ultimate Driving Machine®️. That is, unless there’s an artistic reason to d so - an effect a designer wants to achieve. Those who think that graphically-stylized aesthetic games’ sound not replicating reality with high-quality recordings/loops of actual vehicles don’t understand how/why videogames are made the way they are. I mean, one could _intentionally_ mix the two types to achieve a certain effect, but the rationale that it *should sound like everyday life* in all circumstances is completely without merit or reason.

Oooooh, colour me intrigued.

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@@MrThunderwing Indeed! Please tell us more @BrendanFoley-BRF . Who is "DDI" and can you provide an invite link to their Discord?

They're also making a Sega Touring Car Championship-inspired game of all things.

I've got that Old School Rally Demo downloaded too, just haven't tried it out yet.

@@MrThunderwing Cool!

Thanks!