I still get goosbumps when seeing these sprite scalders. It was just magical to see these mighty arcade machines push out these graphics. As a kid I was in complete awe.
Looks amazing. Late System 32 game, very powerful hardware for sprite scaling. Immediately after this the 3D focused boards came out, Model 1. This was the last of its era.
Wow… a sprite scaling racer I haven’t seen in action, until now. I can imagine, due to the fact of alcohol/tabac commercials and the visible brands, the game wasn’t released in Europe and North America. 🏎️ One thing is clear: SEGA was the undefeated king of racing back in the good old days. ❤
One of the games that defines what arcade is. Graphics are ahead of their time. The only negative thing is the irritating sound when the car slides. Thanks for sharing.
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
Its strange this game only came out exclusively in both Japan and Parts of South America like Brazil, The rest of the world don't get this game published.
Because everyone wanted 3D racing games. 2D racing games were years out of date in 1995. Virtua Racing 1992, Ridge Racer 1993, Daytona USA 94 Sega Rally 95 etc.
Despite having a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen and unused Japanese messages in the ROM, the game was not released in Japan or the US. tcrf.net/Slip_Stream_(Arcade)
Did anyone else notice that this game is a Capcom game running on Sega hardware? Looking at the credits shows Sega as being credited for providing the hardware. This game could be a stepping stone for the blockbuster fighting games Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes and Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001. Sega provided the Naomi hardware for those arcade game as well.
I'm tempted to think that 3d renderings were used to create the frames for the 2d perspective shifts, simply because the proportions are so spot on. Or maybe renderings served as the starting point, and some things were hand painted on top.
I love that they used real cars and tracks back in the day. What I always disliked about arcade F1 games is that they spend all the time skidding in all turns, which is totally unrealistic and it also makes me nervous cause of the tyre sounds.
The sprite scaling is impressively smooth and decent graphics overall, but the sound on the other hand is awful especially the tyres. I hope the tyre sounds can be switched of in the settings!
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
Because the game was only released for the Spanish (Hispanic) speaking regions of America and Brazil, only 150 PCBs were manufactured and as far as I know there are only 4 working at the moment
Despite having a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen and unused Japanese messages in the ROM, the game was not released in Japan or the US. tcrf.net/Slip_Stream_(Arcade)
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
SEGA really needs to Come out with a System 32 retro system, that plays system 32 games, that should sell for around 20-35 a piece. People would buy out everything. Or remake Sega games using the system 32 specs that would be very interesting. Perhaps revive the 32X using A.I. to push the 32X
@@SmokeTooMuch-e2s While that would appeal to me for sure, I doubt it would make any business sense as sales would be tiny in comparison to the time and costs required.
![sega rally 2 (lancia stratos) ~ セガラリー2 ランチア・ストラトス [4'14"04]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/k8P-FrCjiio/mqdefault.jpg)
I still get goosbumps when seeing these sprite scalders. It was just magical to see these mighty arcade machines push out these graphics. As a kid I was in complete awe.
The chipset probably did run hot, but not likely so hot as to scald the sprites, I imagine
@@Hamdad ROTFL.
Looks amazing. Late System 32 game, very powerful hardware for sprite scaling. Immediately after this the 3D focused boards came out, Model 1. This was the last of its era.
when the devs became masters at 2D and did their best to make the 2D look like 3D.
Wow… a sprite scaling racer I haven’t seen in action, until now. I can imagine, due to the fact of alcohol/tabac commercials and the visible brands, the game wasn’t released in Europe and North America.
🏎️ One thing is clear: SEGA was the undefeated king of racing back in the good old days. ❤
Just looking it up, apparently it's a Capcom game! Looks amazing.
@@nickwales4261 Yup, Capcom game running on SEGA System32 hardware.
Exactly what games should look like!!
One of the games that defines what arcade is. Graphics are ahead of their time. The only negative thing is the irritating sound when the car slides. Thanks for sharing.
Wow what a great looking game with a sense of high speed!
Thank you for sharing this hidden gem and nice racing!!!!
Your brain knows it's all 2D sprites, but your eyes say it's 3D!
The game's illusion of 3D when it's made up entirely of 2D sprites, is incredible to say the least.
Better sense of speed than Gran Turismo 7.
Power sliding an F1 car never felt to good 👍
I saw this and thought this was the best sprite scaler I’ve seen.
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
@@edzvisionemulated? What software are you using?
@@LRon-ef7ni MAME/MAMEUI
wow! at 40 i get to know this gem. amazing!
I would have dumped all the quarters into this back in the day. Like the ultimate scaler racer
Its strange this game only came out exclusively in both Japan and Parts of South America like Brazil, The rest of the world don't get this game published.
Because everyone wanted 3D racing games. 2D racing games were years out of date in 1995. Virtua Racing 1992, Ridge Racer 1993, Daytona USA 94 Sega Rally 95 etc.
Didn't come out in Japan
Despite having a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen and unused Japanese messages in the ROM, the game was not released in Japan or the US.
tcrf.net/Slip_Stream_(Arcade)
TIRE SCREECHING: the game
seriously, none of the developers were like "yeah that sounds awful, let's maybe not play that sound 90% of the time" ??
Remember when Nigel Mansell drifted at the Hockenheim Ring?
This 2D graphics really help me to focus on game play rather than too much environment which downgrade the overall game experience.
Did anyone else notice that this game is a Capcom game running on Sega hardware? Looking at the credits shows Sega as being credited for providing the hardware. This game could be a stepping stone for the blockbuster fighting games Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes and Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001. Sega provided the Naomi hardware for those arcade game as well.
Sega System 32
360km/h dans la dernière chicane à Suzuka, c'est chaud, quand même.. 360km/h in the last chicane Suzuka.. tough!
1980年末期から1990年代半ばにかけて当時の日本では空前のF-1GPブームでアイルトン.セナが大人気で動画セガのメガドライブでアイルトン.セナ公式ソフト-スーパーモナコGPと言うソフトが発売されたくらい人気だった。😢
I'm tempted to think that 3d renderings were used to create the frames for the 2d perspective shifts, simply because the proportions are so spot on. Or maybe renderings served as the starting point, and some things were hand painted on top.
This reminds me of indy 500, which was a great game.
Antooher time an amazing game exists ive never ever heard of cause they didnt wanna bring it out evrywhere😢
This game is stunning.
I love that they used real cars and tracks back in the day. What I always disliked about arcade F1 games is that they spend all the time skidding in all turns, which is totally unrealistic and it also makes me nervous cause of the tyre sounds.
ホッケンハイムはこの頃のレイアウトが好き
Love it oldshool gaming ❤
ミキティー！って聞こえるｗｗ
Damn, imagine Street Racer with that graphics
テクスチャがスピード感を加速させる！
Jogos de formula 1 estilo arcade são os meus preferidos.
@@rekuromatoni SLIPSTREAMMM!!
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A real F1 game, unlike the overrated simulation crap of today
Badass and underrated
What does he saying? Yuppie?!
Que Pintaza
Special thanks : " panda 1100 4x4 " 😂
Play my first game guys its called toon toon racing , brazilian game with japonese cars ❤
主はブラジルの方かしら。さすがセナの国の人だなぁ。プレイ上手すぎ。
I guess you don’t need to brake in this game.
The sprite scaling is impressively smooth and decent graphics overall, but the sound on the other hand is awful especially the tyres. I hope the tyre sounds can be switched of in the settings!
Unfortunately we don't have an option to remove the sound of screeching tires in the settings, for me it's the game's only major flaw.
Christine
Existe algum emulador atual que executa este jogo??
MAME/MAMEUI
Graphics look incredible.. but the handling looks weird. Like a rally game lol
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
Can anyone help? Is there an emulator that can run this game?
MAME/MAMEUI
f1 com drift
始めて見た
このゲームの凄まじさは、TAITOの「コンチネンタルサーカス」を凌駕している‼️💥⁉️🏎️
You couldn’t do some of those curves not even with half of that speed
dstwellt man sdixch in japan sdo sdiwe formwel 1 vor????
アウトラン2に少し似てる気がするな。
why there is no english rom for this game?
Because the game was only released for the Spanish (Hispanic) speaking regions of America and Brazil, only 150 PCBs were manufactured and as far as I know there are only 4 working at the moment
I could swear I'm looking at English in-game text while watching this video.
F1s are drifting... ahahaha
@@davsan86 it’s a video game ahahahaaa.
OUTRUN F1
今朝はイチコメ😊
O di posta um vídeo de super mario
Olá, tem dois vídeos no meu canal de Super Mario, só procurar na pesquisa e espero que goste
Screetching is annoying.
Everything else amazing.
Xupa gringaiada, jogo exclusivo br
Saiu para região da América de língua espanhola tbm
Despite having a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen and unused Japanese messages in the ROM, the game was not released in Japan or the US.
tcrf.net/Slip_Stream_(Arcade)
@@edzvision I see, I just went by the other person's comment that it was released in Japan. You didn't correct him
I didn't see it in the comments, sorry
@@edzvision it's the first comment in the list
This looked amazing till I saw the car handling...wtf?
Until = 'til NOT "till", it's not a till to pay for goods
Thick as a bag of pig muck
Each car has a type of handling, the fastest ones have very rigid handling and without a physical steering wheel it gives this "rally driving" effect. Slower cars don't have this effect much (Fun To Drive or Best Balance for example), I'm playing with an analog joystick.
@@ef1265 Shut up
SEGA really needs to Come out with a System 32 retro system, that plays system 32 games, that should sell for around 20-35 a piece. People would buy out everything. Or remake Sega games using the system 32 specs that would be very interesting. Perhaps revive the 32X using A.I. to push the 32X
@@SmokeTooMuch-e2s While that would appeal to me for sure, I doubt it would make any business sense as sales would be tiny in comparison to the time and costs required.
Gráficos. Horrorosos nossa
O tipo de gráfico que vc ama ou vc odeia