This shows how much system resources DC had left on the table. Substantial increase in pixel count with the wider field of view and the player's car on full display during races, and the game shows no frame drop.
@@wordsshackles441 It is. The F355 is the only car mesh in memory. That's why there's so much detail. The system doesn't have to waste memory displaying tons of different mesh types.
I own the game at my dream and also our local mall has a cabinet of it So loved being able to play both versions ❤ Edit: I also would like to add that suprisingly, they have a lot of great cabinets that had console ports, like: Daytona USA, Cruisin USA, House of The Dead 1, Virtua Cop 2, Grid, Hydro Thunder, Manx TT Superbikes I pray they last for many more years to come, I'm 33 years old and I remember each one of them arriving when I was 12.
For a 2000 release it looks great. Well with Yu Suzuki and Sega AM2 so of course it does. The widescreen version looks stunning. Not only that the HUD is easier to read. I'm pretty sure they could of had this in any Ferrari dealership waiting room. That music...Rock n Roll!!! Also having licensed tracks Leguna Seca, Nurburgring, and The Temple of Speed Monza. No Imola Circuit which is surprising. The full track name translates to Enzo and Dino Ferrari International Raceway.
Aside from the stretched menus/2d elements, it looks great in widescreen. My only complain is that it seems they reduced the vertical fov a little bit while increasing the horizontal fov. It would have been better if they could keep the original´s vertical fov and just increase the horizontal fov.
Wouldn't mind a Burnout 3/SSX 3 multi platform comparison. That renderware engine was incredible. Never felt f355 conveyed the sense of speed that a game of this genre is reliant on
The 3 games they were able to release to stores looked great. A bit too great in Gran Turismo 2's case. It was immediately clear what car part was a sprite and where seams in the simple backgrounds broke immersion. The other two games had issues too, due to fewer buttons on the controller. Overall, you got what they promised, and they were a nice addition to the library...but they were no substitute for quality native software.
Acho uma blasfêmia Ferrari F355 Challenge com visão externa, não é como Yu Suzuki projetou o jogo, mas cada um com sua preferência, pra mim todos os jogos de corrida deveriam ter visão interna com cockpit renderizado, mas ainda existem os Need for Speeds da vida que se recusam a oferecer a opção.
Câmera interna em jogos de corrida arcade sempre foram as menos utilizadas pelos jogadores, eu mesmo nunca conseguia jogar por muito tempo com a câmera interna, por isso os desenvolvedores de NFS não vêem mais a necessidade de colocá-la. A última vez que NFS teve visão interna foi no Shift 2 Unleashed que era puxado para simulação.
@@31leoceara Eu gosto de simulador, tanto zerei Project Cars 2 GranTurismo 2, 4. O problema desse jogo é, ele falta muitas coisas, ele é basicamente um jogo arcade.
This game was properly ahead of its time. Still a great racer today, really enjoyable and challenging.
AM2 + Ferrari = Legendary!
This shows how much system resources DC had left on the table. Substantial increase in pixel count with the wider field of view and the player's car on full display during races, and the game shows no frame drop.
To be fair, as an arcade first game- the compromise is that there's only one car in the game. The F355.
@@DragonSlayerKyo Wait, what ? That's not how it works mate.
@@wordsshackles441 It is. The F355 is the only car mesh in memory. That's why there's so much detail. The system doesn't have to waste memory displaying tons of different mesh types.
I own the game at my dream and also our local mall has a cabinet of it
So loved being able to play both versions ❤
Edit:
I also would like to add that suprisingly, they have a lot of great cabinets that had console ports, like:
Daytona USA, Cruisin USA, House of The Dead 1, Virtua Cop 2, Grid, Hydro Thunder, Manx TT Superbikes
I pray they last for many more years to come, I'm 33 years old and I remember each one of them arriving when I was 12.
Dude, you are a lucky man!
For a 2000 release it looks great. Well with Yu Suzuki and Sega AM2 so of course it does. The widescreen version looks stunning. Not only that the HUD is easier to read. I'm pretty sure they could of had this in any Ferrari dealership waiting room. That music...Rock n Roll!!! Also having licensed tracks Leguna Seca, Nurburgring, and The Temple of Speed Monza. No Imola Circuit which is surprising. The full track name translates to Enzo and Dino Ferrari International Raceway.
Aside from the stretched menus/2d elements, it looks great in widescreen. My only complain is that it seems they reduced the vertical fov a little bit while increasing the horizontal fov. It would have been better if they could keep the original´s vertical fov and just increase the horizontal fov.
I was thinking the same thing, why reduce the vertical FOV? Maybe it is needed to keep the performance, I would like to know more for sure.
This is the game that pushed 4 Dreamcasts for each screen awesome game..
Esse game é lindo, muito legal ver esse hack. Lembro que quando jovem, passava horas jogando, divertido, mas muito difícil, exigia muito treino kkkk
The hack is for widescreen? It lacks the haze.
I'm confused. Why do the credits roll after a single race? Why is it called a long play after one race that lasts less than 10 minutes?
He played Arcade mode and finished 3rd. So the game considered that he won.
Esse game é lendário.
So what's the difference besides the aspect ratio🤔
Chase cam I think?
Oh I see now I'm dumb lol
such an awesome hack
Yeah, but it gets a bit too repetitive as you keep playing
Great mod to enable the 3rd person view!
Wouldn't mind a Burnout 3/SSX 3 multi platform comparison. That renderware engine was incredible.
Never felt f355 conveyed the sense of speed that a game of this genre is reliant on
Are you brazilian?
What hack?
I think the next comparisons should be bleemcast with PlayStation, if it hasn't been done yet
Always wondered about that when I saw those ads in the magazines. Almost seemed too good to be true!
The 3 games they were able to release to stores looked great. A bit too great in Gran Turismo 2's case. It was immediately clear what car part was a sprite and where seams in the simple backgrounds broke immersion.
The other two games had issues too, due to fewer buttons on the controller.
Overall, you got what they promised, and they were a nice addition to the library...but they were no substitute for quality native software.
em terceira pessoa ficou top
Super hack. Il me semble que l'image du hack est plus sombre que l'original
Acho uma blasfêmia Ferrari F355 Challenge com visão externa, não é como Yu Suzuki projetou o jogo, mas cada um com sua preferência, pra mim todos os jogos de corrida deveriam ter visão interna com cockpit renderizado, mas ainda existem os Need for Speeds da vida que se recusam a oferecer a opção.
Câmera interna em jogos de corrida arcade sempre foram as menos utilizadas pelos jogadores, eu mesmo nunca conseguia jogar por muito tempo com a câmera interna, por isso os desenvolvedores de NFS não vêem mais a necessidade de colocá-la. A última vez que NFS teve visão interna foi no Shift 2 Unleashed que era puxado para simulação.
Is ok
Cara não gostei desse jogo, nem o original nem o hack, muito simples (raso).
O jogo é do tipo simulador, não é simples como aparenta. Na verdade tem até uma dificuldade elevada.
@@31leoceara Eu gosto de simulador, tanto zerei Project Cars 2 GranTurismo 2, 4. O problema desse jogo é, ele falta muitas coisas, ele é basicamente um jogo arcade.
@@gundstaff O Dreamcast é basicamente um Arcade, usa praticamente a mesma placa do Arcade Sega Naomi.