Realistic damage molding that affected your car, real race hazards, pit stops, pace car and full cautions, amazing sound effects, and tight controls....all in 1998. This game was so ahead of its time in the arcades.
Tom E I think if Sega remaster it using today's technology, it might still be a stellar game. Daytona USA 2 offered a great balance between arcade fun and the thrills of a sim racing game.
It blew my mind as a kid all the effects this game had, the way the care shakes/vibrates to give sense of speed, the quality of the smoke, the deformation model, the quality of fire/sparkles when you hit the wall etc... For 1998 was impressive, damn it even still looks great today.
I'm looking at this with a video of "Daytona Championship USA" in another screen, and this blows it away, even 20+ years later. Little things like the way the car pitches and yaws exaggeratedly in tight turns while drifting, the smoke effects on the tires while spinning in a drift, the anime-like debris that kicks up at the edges of the tire marks, the damaged trunk flapping in the wind while drifting... So many things done RIGHT. It feels like riding a rollercoaster. A true amusement ride.
To be a less profiteable game mode (and of course less seen in arcade locals), AM2 put really much effort to the Grand Prix mode, even with yellow flags.
7:29 You can see the real reason for forcing a Full Course Caution. There's a car getting burned after getting totalled by another one who got involved into a pileup.
Man, I just love the look and feel of this game. It's those damage molding, the gauge to the left, and pit stops that really makes the game shine for me, freakin love seeing your car being rebuilt as part of the race and being reminded, yeah, it's a video game, keep watch. And it's just so colorful! What a game, I loved it each time I played it.
The 4K quality is so impressive! I remember playing this game at Chuck E. Cheese's many years ago (I wish they released it for the PC, Sega Saturn, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 2, etc.). It was one of my favorite arcade classics, along with "18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker" and the Nintendo 64 versions of "Elmo's Number Journey" and "Tigger's Honey Hunt" at a McDonald's PlayPlace. This arcade game series reminds me of NASCAR and ARCA. Fantastic job!
maybe the playstation 2 and gamecube, this game comsumes a big part of memory ram and cpu, a modern laptop is enough to run it but, if you have a 5 years old laptop you need to stay playing the first one
Took me quite a few videos to notice, but the pace car is a Dodge Viper. That's funny to me because just 2 years prior, SEGA had a game that featured a playable (albeit race spec) Viper. How much do I want to bet they just took the Viper from Scud Race, traded the spoiler for the pace car lights, and swapped the color of the stripes around and called it a day?
Man, I played the shit out of this game in our local arcade hall. Always after school, I jumped behind the wheel and see if I could beat my time. Until that one day, they removed the machine because of a malfunction. Sadly, it was never seen again...
Similar case to mine,it was initially there in the arcade my local supermarket had. Ever since the arcade got removed and replaced with a few more consecutive ones,none of them ever featured this cabinet ever again. I'm glad I've found this gem when the first arcade was operating though.
Same here; that's what I would have liked to see since this arcade game is really awesome! I can imagine the video game consoles they could have released it on: the Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, and the Sega Dreamcast. Same with the PC.
@@The_Mammalizer Maybe if SEGA AM2 made this game fully optimized for old video games consoles, it would have happened as it would have been convenient for SEGA gamers, especially those who don't even have local arcades near them.
There where some console releases of Daytona USA... the best versions being on the Dreamcast and on Xbox 360 on Xbox Live, which you can also play on the Xbox One.
I can't be the only one laughing their ass off over the fact that the safety crew was still trying to put out a fire when they went one to go under caution
Slingshot has got to be my favorite song in any video game EVER. Daytona USA 2 is also one of my favorite games ever. Great match. Also I need to get a computer that can run this. Going over to my friend's house to use his computer to play this is not enough for me.
Holy cr@p, who knew the beginner race could be so merciless, too many cars got KO'd Also, I loved how the music was pretty much setting the ending at lap 39 and resoluted in the same tone as the goal jingle. Conveniently beautiful 😆👏
The Sega 500 is Actually 200 laps Because It is Actually a 2.5 Mille Track. The Game Says Its a 1 Mille Track But it actually isn't. The Sega 500 Is Actually The Sega 1250 Because Of it.
The original manuals suggested arcade operators could hold live events like tournaments where they could set their cabinets to Grand Prix mode after charging an entrance fee for the competitors; alternatively, the machines could be left on Grand Prix mode and the coin chutes set so that it would take a up to a half dozen coins to start a game; either way I would have loved to play one of the extended modes on an actual cabinet too!
Screw it, this game should have entire arcades with 40 player machines. I don’t care if NASCAR isn’t popular anymore, if anything I think that would make the sport more relevant.
Wait? There was a Daytona 2? Wha???? I never saw that in the arcades down here in Australia so maybe it never made it down here but considering how the original is still in the very few arcades we still have down here and still as popular as ever, I'm surprised it didn't
Have you ever seen Virtua Fighter 3/tb over there too? I wouldn't be surprised if not, just like VF3 Daytona USA 2 was a "Model 3" game back in 1996 Model 3 cabinets were sold for like 20,000 dollars not many places had them when they came out because they were so damn expensive, the hardware of these things was literally USA army simulation technology. As a result Model 3 games became hard to find due to their cost, most arcade owners would rather buy multiple cheap machines for the same price.
@@thesch2867 It's been a few years since I've really hit up any of the arcades over here but I think we might have had it but again I could very well be confusing it with one of the other VF games
I've seen a few Daytona 2s around Sydney but not sure if they're still around. When I was younger around 2008 Panthers Leagues at Penrith used to have a 4? car link system. Bayview Hotel at Gladesville had a 2 car link until last year. Probably a few more around bowling alleys but doubt the newer arcades will have them. There was a Scud Race (same machine different game) at Tenpin City in Lidcombe. Prefer the original but actually really did enjoy 2 as well
@@aetd106 ironically I actually found a Daytona 2 machine earlier this year at Hoyts Warringah Mall although sadly I didn't get a chance to play it but it's good to know that it did make it's way down under
I remembered this. I played this at the Gameworks in Schaumburg Illinois in the Woodfield Mall area. I honestly thought it was fun but it’s hard to win even in automatic mode. It took me many years to finally get the Win 2018 to be exact is when I finally won the beginner course. Looks like the GP mode is even more tricky. But great job mastering it
The tri-oval beginner track here is only 1 mile long while the real Daytona is two and a half miles; if you do want to drive the full five hundred miles in a full length Daytona 500, you actually can set the cabinet to its maximum of 500 laps! Expect to be at the wheel for over two and a half hours!
onepunchdan I have a massive challenge for you. Do 500 laps of the Beginner Course, Automatic Transmission Normal Car, Full Course Caution enabled! If you win, this video will go in my Favourites list FOREVER!!! 😀
I played a game very similar to this, namco,it had the little wing seat that tilted .. pulled off 9 hoods of cars ahead. Immersed, i was ducking for real as they bounced off the roof, too fun
I think they were trying to mimic the helmet radios that drivers had to use in the era; the radio calls may be hard to understand, but Sega went so far as to add an extra set of speakers inside the headrests of the Deluxe sit-down cabinets that faced your ears and only played the radio communications to make the effect work!
Thanks!! The emulator is Supermodel and it is currently under active development so it is constantly getting performance improvements and new features and settings; if you'd like to get started, register for the Supermodel forums and stay up to date by downloading the newest nightly development builds from this thread, enjoy! www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
Hello From the video, it seems that you're using a racing wheel. Is it possible if you could share the configuration file? I can't seem to get the gear stick to work.
I put a French tutorial on my channel (scud race supermodel) for using wheel and h shifter. You must have supermodel loader. You can check the forum too.
@@joshua1919 If you look closely at the Pace Car here, it lacks the distinctive GTS-R spoiler and any sponsorships. The rear, which we can see, has the same rendered polygons, lighting, shadows and textures as the SCUD Race Viper.
Absolutely right, great eyes to spot that! Back during development, Sega had a few Amusement Machine R&D teams that worked independently to develop their own arcade games and they didn't share much information or assets between them; the AM2 team developed not only the Daytona series but also Scud Race too, so it would make a lot of sense if they saved some time by simply reusing the Viper model they already had made for Scud Race as the pace car in Daytona 2!
you taking the last corner well to late need to be sideways evcen before you enyer last turn and be as low to the inside line as possible that way you should start hitting 16's easy
Is it just me or can I not find the English port of the game anywhere I only got the Japanese port semi working (some car textures not showing and menus blank)
There's only one version of the game and while it has both languages it defaults to Japanese; there is a "region code" button combination you can press to access the region options in the test menu and select the proper language. To fix the missing textures, try installing the latest Supermodel nightly builds from here for fixed car textures and lots of other graphics, performance, and sound improvements: www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
Maybe on the PS5 and Xbox Series X and maybe Steam? I would include the Switch but it would need more power to run it so wait for the Switch Pro or another console, handheld or Hybrid.
Is there a method of changing car colors for single player in the new versions of supermodel? the old method of using Emulatenet doesn't seem to work for me anymore.
The same rom is actually used for all regions; instead, the region each cabinet belonged to was set at the factory in software and is shown in the operator's test menu. If you clear the game's memory the region setting will default to Japan, but this can be changed after entering a password that unlocks the region selector
Sega used this system to simplify the software for a lot of games from this era, even if it meant storing data for two different languages; Daytona USA 2 here even needed to use a hard drive inside the cabinets to store two copies of all the music files, one with the native Japanese vocalist and one with an English vocalist!
"this can be changed after entering a password that unlocks the region selector" How can you unlock this ? Because, contrary in Model 2 games, region select in Model 3 games is greyed and impossible to select.
I can't remember the password, but I do know it is entered by pushing the VR and service buttons in a specific sequence while the test menu is open; after the password is entered, the region option gets selected and can then be changed 👍
For the emulator, I use Supermodel 3, but be sure to download the latest Release builds from the Supermodel forum here to fix texture and sound problems (don't use the debug version!) www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206 I also have used gamepads and wheels with Supermodel but they can be difficult to configure, there used to be a launcher utility called Supermodel UI that had a menu that would set up the input and game settings for you, but it stopped working with the newest builds and has not been updated. You can still use it to generate the config files for an older version of Supermodel, then copy the files to the folder where you have downloaded the newest build, hope this helps!
What difficulty were you on? Specifically difficulty in the Game Assignments section of the arcade board. I usually put down good laps, I don't know how to make it to first place though.
This was done on the default difficulty setting; as far as I know, the difficulty setting only affects how much extra time gets granted by checkpoints and doesn't change the behavior of the other cars, so it simply makes it harder to avoid losing to the timer! You're already half way there to taking first place though; once you know the track, you can then focus on making good clean passes. Draft behind other cars as often as you can to increase your top speed and catch up to the fastest cars and keep drafting to keep your lead, and consider using the Normal or Easy cars for extra maneuverability while passing. Be sure to pass on straights to avoid making contact with the other cars since any bumps will make you lose lots of that hard-earned speed! Finally, push each corner to the limit and practice entering and exiting each one at the highest possible speeds to minimize time losses that add up quick. Good luck out there!!
thank you so much! I was looking for a new version that works properly with Daytona USA 2. Now I can even shift gears with Up/Down buttons on my steering wheel :D
It's a small touch but I really like how enthusiastic the "Time Extension!!" announcer gets the closer to the end of race you are.
i didn't even notice that!
it's like the game itself is hyping up how badass a driver you were
Realistic damage molding that affected your car, real race hazards, pit stops, pace car and full cautions, amazing sound effects, and tight controls....all in 1998. This game was so ahead of its time in the arcades.
Tom E I think if Sega remaster it using today's technology, it might still be a stellar game. Daytona USA 2 offered a great balance between arcade fun and the thrills of a sim racing game.
And still not ports/remakes/remasters for home consoles... Feels really bad dude ;-;
@@euronymous_t Yeah what gives? They put Daytona USA 1 on ps3 and xbox, but have yet to put this out on anything? So weird.
@@PassionWagonYT Yeah dude... Shit's weird haha, i'm still waiting for a re-release for Daytona USA 2 and maybe Scud Race!
it still is
It blew my mind as a kid all the effects this game had, the way the care shakes/vibrates to give sense of speed, the quality of the smoke, the deformation model, the quality of fire/sparkles when you hit the wall etc... For 1998 was impressive, damn it even still looks great today.
yup. took the words right off my keyboard.
I'm looking at this with a video of "Daytona Championship USA" in another screen, and this blows it away, even 20+ years later.
Little things like the way the car pitches and yaws exaggeratedly in tight turns while drifting, the smoke effects on the tires while spinning in a drift, the anime-like debris that kicks up at the edges of the tire marks, the damaged trunk flapping in the wind while drifting... So many things done RIGHT.
It feels like riding a rollercoaster. A true amusement ride.
To be a less profiteable game mode (and of course less seen in arcade locals), AM2 put really much effort to the Grand Prix mode, even with yellow flags.
7:29 You can see the real reason for forcing a Full Course Caution. There's a car getting burned after getting totalled by another one who got involved into a pileup.
8:38 If you look closely right before the green flag showed up and you pass the wreckage, you see the driver crawl out of his car.
That game aged so damn well, it's just incredible.
When a arcade game from the 90's has working yellow flags, animated pit crews, and AI that crash.
I like to say that's better than GTA III
I think some crashes are scripted, but other than that, yeah.
Man, I just love the look and feel of this game. It's those damage molding, the gauge to the left, and pit stops that really makes the game shine for me, freakin love seeing your car being rebuilt as part of the race and being reminded, yeah, it's a video game, keep watch. And it's just so colorful! What a game, I loved it each time I played it.
for an arcade game , it provides a full experience of nascar just like the console games
?
As if the stock cars in the game are built for drifting at 200kmh and NASCARs are built for straights and shit.
A better nascar sim with amazing music
Better "Nascar" game than any garbage that has come out for the last 10 years
@@Lagmaster33 04' and 08' and maybe one of the ps3 games are the last great nascar games imo. Still prefer this though
As soon as you hear your crew chief voice over the radio wishing good luck you knew it was game time baby.
3:01 OMG! The spoiler just lifted and the back is open!!! Never expected that!
The 4K quality is so impressive! I remember playing this game at Chuck E. Cheese's many years ago (I wish they released it for the PC, Sega Saturn, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 2, etc.). It was one of my favorite arcade classics, along with "18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker" and the Nintendo 64 versions of "Elmo's Number Journey" and "Tigger's Honey Hunt" at a McDonald's PlayPlace. This arcade game series reminds me of NASCAR and ARCA. Fantastic job!
maybe the playstation 2 and gamecube, this game comsumes a big part of memory ram and cpu, a modern laptop is enough to run it but, if you have a 5 years old laptop you need to stay playing the first one
I used to play this at Chuck E. Cheese's too
Never thought you be somewhere else then posting videos but okay then
your dream come true
@@tatara_hisoka I hope to see this arcade game finally have PC, Mac and console ports one day.
Great job taking advantage of the full course caution to win with fresh tyres! 👍🙂 Hopefully you'll do the 500 miles setting one day! 👍
Took me quite a few videos to notice, but the pace car is a Dodge Viper. That's funny to me because just 2 years prior, SEGA had a game that featured a playable (albeit race spec) Viper. How much do I want to bet they just took the Viper from Scud Race, traded the spoiler for the pace car lights, and swapped the color of the stripes around and called it a day?
Same devs. Not much of a bet.
Man, I played the shit out of this game in our local arcade hall. Always after school, I jumped behind the wheel and see if I could beat my time. Until that one day, they removed the machine because of a malfunction. Sadly, it was never seen again...
Similar case to mine,it was initially there in the arcade my local supermarket had. Ever since the arcade got removed and replaced with a few more consecutive ones,none of them ever featured this cabinet ever again. I'm glad I've found this gem when the first arcade was operating though.
the pace car during the full course caution kinda looks like a reskinned dodge viper model from scud race!
It is a reskinned Dodge Viper lol
Wish they made a console release. 10/10 would buy
Same here; that's what I would have liked to see since this arcade game is really awesome! I can imagine the video game consoles they could have released it on: the Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, and the Sega Dreamcast. Same with the PC.
doubt it would even be able to work on those consoles at the time
@@The_Mammalizer Maybe if SEGA AM2 made this game fully optimized for old video games consoles, it would have happened as it would have been convenient for SEGA gamers, especially those who don't even have local arcades near them.
There where some console releases of Daytona USA... the best versions being on the Dreamcast and on Xbox 360 on Xbox Live, which you can also play on the Xbox One.
@F.B.I - Wall Breaker Yup, that one aswell!
so happy this is getting a console release in Like a Dragon Gaiden. I've been waiting decades!
I can't be the only one laughing their ass off over the fact that the safety crew was still trying to put out a fire when they went one to go under caution
Slingshot has got to be my favorite song in any video game EVER. Daytona USA 2 is also one of my favorite games ever.
Great match. Also I need to get a computer that can run this. Going over to my friend's house to use his computer to play this is not enough for me.
Holy cr@p, who knew the beginner race could be so merciless, too many cars got KO'd
Also, I loved how the music was pretty much setting the ending at lap 39 and resoluted in the same tone as the goal jingle. Conveniently beautiful 😆👏
Thanks for the video,
If my room is big, this is the one of the game that I want to buy.
6:11 Best part
I played this game for five years, and never get bored of it, THAT good it is!
Man the sega 500 must be a really unforgiving race, a lot of cars are DNF'ing with engine blow ups
The Sega 500 is Actually 200 laps Because It is Actually a 2.5 Mille Track.
The Game Says Its a 1 Mille Track But it actually isn't. The Sega 500 Is Actually The Sega 1250 Because Of it.
love coming back every few months to watch this! would of loved playing a grand prix on an arcade cabinet!
It has to be that way coz its arcade game
The original manuals suggested arcade operators could hold live events like tournaments where they could set their cabinets to Grand Prix mode after charging an entrance fee for the competitors; alternatively, the machines could be left on Grand Prix mode and the coin chutes set so that it would take a up to a half dozen coins to start a game; either way I would have loved to play one of the extended modes on an actual cabinet too!
8:14 - Still better than how Nascar '99 handled pit stops under caution.
this is a 1998 game, look how realism for the time and even today
Screw it, this game should have entire arcades with 40 player machines. I don’t care if NASCAR isn’t popular anymore, if anything I think that would make the sport more relevant.
15:50 That Throphy Hit The Jackpot
14:00 And Now The Final Lap
Time extension!
TIME EXTENSION!!!
Time bonus
*TIME EXTENSION*
@@_lun4r_ your time has been extended hahaaa
HEY! SOMEONE IS TRACKING YOU
this was THE game back in the day, there was 4 or 8 daytona 2 macines at an arcade where i used to go
Sucks that you had to pit while all the CPU cars don't.
Nobody:
Old hair dryers: 6:55
So many memories playing this at my local Chuck E. Cheese's when I was younger. I miss it
Same
Haven't played this game before, but I will play it later on.
Man how i miss this game
Used to play most of the time when i was
little
ゲーセンでプレイしていた当時は知らなかったが、4速トランスミッションという仕様は実物通りだったのだな。
I remember this Daytona USA 2, nostalgic
One of the best race i ever see in my life
6:53 FULL COURSE CAUTION!
And very nicely played Daytona USA 2 Power Edition arcade.
Nice. You finished the race as the song ended
Wait? There was a Daytona 2? Wha???? I never saw that in the arcades down here in Australia so maybe it never made it down here but considering how the original is still in the very few arcades we still have down here and still as popular as ever, I'm surprised it didn't
Have you ever seen Virtua Fighter 3/tb over there too? I wouldn't be surprised if not, just like VF3 Daytona USA 2 was a "Model 3" game back in 1996 Model 3 cabinets were sold for like 20,000 dollars not many places had them when they came out because they were so damn expensive, the hardware of these things was literally USA army simulation technology.
As a result Model 3 games became hard to find due to their cost, most arcade owners would rather buy multiple cheap machines for the same price.
@@thesch2867 It's been a few years since I've really hit up any of the arcades over here but I think we might have had it but again I could very well be confusing it with one of the other VF games
I've seen a few Daytona 2s around Sydney but not sure if they're still around. When I was younger around 2008 Panthers Leagues at Penrith used to have a 4? car link system. Bayview Hotel at Gladesville had a 2 car link until last year. Probably a few more around bowling alleys but doubt the newer arcades will have them. There was a Scud Race (same machine different game) at Tenpin City in Lidcombe. Prefer the original but actually really did enjoy 2 as well
@@aetd106 ironically I actually found a Daytona 2 machine earlier this year at Hoyts Warringah Mall although sadly I didn't get a chance to play it but it's good to know that it did make it's way down under
I remembered this. I played this at the Gameworks in Schaumburg Illinois in the Woodfield Mall area.
I honestly thought it was fun but it’s hard to win even in automatic mode. It took me many years to finally get the Win 2018 to be exact is when I finally won the beginner course.
Looks like the GP mode is even more tricky. But great job mastering it
40 laps?!?
that's a goddamn marathon for an arcade game! xP
Nah 40 laps nothing, try 200 laps, that's basically the Daytona 500
The tri-oval beginner track here is only 1 mile long while the real Daytona is two and a half miles; if you do want to drive the full five hundred miles in a full length Daytona 500, you actually can set the cabinet to its maximum of 500 laps! Expect to be at the wheel for over two and a half hours!
onepunchdan I have a massive challenge for you. Do 500 laps of the Beginner Course, Automatic Transmission Normal Car, Full Course Caution enabled! If you win, this video will go in my Favourites list FOREVER!!! 😀
500 laps for an awesome and real NASCAR simulator experience!!!
Daytona in all its glory!!!
A Daytona USA 2 Hornet Classic Grand Prix challenge can be nice
Crash coming out of turn 3... this is the most Daytona USA thing ever.
Yep
I love that game its daytona usa 2 this is where that had full course cautions theses cars look like
Ford Taurus
Pontiac grand pri
Ford Thunderbird
Daytona usa 2 come out arcade at 1998
Only NASCAR Racing 2003 Season is a better NASCAR game than this masterpiece.
2:06 OOF that car on the left took a massive hit and it's up and over.
Wow, this game looks great! I'm gonna try it if my PC can run it. Nice video 😎
Great! Be sure to download the newest revision from this post to get the best performance! www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
@@onepunchdan4986 You should pin this, dude. Thanks for the link!
Fun fact the car was revving more than 9000 rpms.
Nice guide and video.
A hornet classic Grand Prix challenge can awesome I’m a retro gamer after all including the live cam
アーケード版デイトナはやっぱり迫力あるな。
。ランシーン
クラッシュがあったところにはマシンの残片が残る
チェッカーボードは更新される
イエローフラッグからのSC導入でレース中断
レース再スタートがある
そして白旗がちゃんと振られている
デイトナUSA2ってグラフィックはもちろん、この辺の描写もリアルなのだと気づかされる
Grand Prix mode IS the real mode in Daytona USA 2.
*T I M E E X T E N S I O N*
I love the caution part well Sega speedway is not real that's just a video game
what a trip down memory lane
I played a game very similar to this, namco,it had the little wing seat that tilted .. pulled off 9 hoods of cars ahead. Immersed, i was ducking for real as they bounced off the roof, too fun
"Great driving!"
When I changed the gaming settings to Grand Prix mode, the fuel and tire gauge don't show; perhaps I'm missing something.
I've just noticed. The "pit crew" voice that advices you is the same voice from 18 wheeler who talks to you also and gives you abuse as your rival.
the only thing i dont like about Daytona USA 2 is how bit crushed the voices are, like holy fukk
I think they were trying to mimic the helmet radios that drivers had to use in the era; the radio calls may be hard to understand, but Sega went so far as to add an extra set of speakers inside the headrests of the Deluxe sit-down cabinets that faced your ears and only played the radio communications to make the effect work!
@@onepunchdan4986 even though you moved on in your life, your still gaining subs lmao.
8:14 (kevin lepage liked this)
So this is basically the SEGA 40.
0:36 - AND WE'RE UNDERWAY, HERE AT DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY!!
Awesome! How do you get these games in 4K? Care to share settings and the emulator?
Thanks!! The emulator is Supermodel and it is currently under active development so it is constantly getting performance improvements and new features and settings; if you'd like to get started, register for the Supermodel forums and stay up to date by downloading the newest nightly development builds from this thread, enjoy! www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
Brutal in 1998
I love this game!! Pure Arcade
Hello
From the video, it seems that you're using a racing wheel.
Is it possible if you could share the configuration file?
I can't seem to get the gear stick to work.
I put a French tutorial on my channel (scud race supermodel) for using wheel and h shifter. You must have supermodel loader. You can check the forum too.
smoke effect on tyres is fucking awesome
6:12 nice dodge of the huge crash there
Best car game arcade...
Great SEGA ..at when the new "eat is back"...not the 3 so bad game😑
NASCAR games nowadays can't handle this feature.
It's too great
6:10 !!! Ouh crash look out!...
That was close!.
Nascar sport racing 🏎️
American nascar Daytona 2022
You can take em!!!
Am I the only one that think if the Safety Car use Dodge Vipet SRT 10?
It's from Sega Scud Race or Sega Super GT (depending on your region).
It's a Dodge Viper GTS, the 3D model of which is not too dissimilar to the Oreca GTS-R that appeared on SCUD Race.
@@juanignacioaschura9437 wow, how do you know about that?
@@joshua1919 If you look closely at the Pace Car here, it lacks the distinctive GTS-R spoiler and any sponsorships. The rear, which we can see, has the same rendered polygons, lighting, shadows and textures as the SCUD Race Viper.
Absolutely right, great eyes to spot that! Back during development, Sega had a few Amusement Machine R&D teams that worked independently to develop their own arcade games and they didn't share much information or assets between them; the AM2 team developed not only the Daytona series but also Scud Race too, so it would make a lot of sense if they saved some time by simply reusing the Viper model they already had made for Scud Race as the pace car in Daytona 2!
I thought it was Daytona USA, not Pocono USA. lol
DAY-Y-TO-NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
you taking the last corner well to late need to be sideways evcen before you enyer last turn and be as low to the inside line as possible that way you should start hitting 16's easy
Your spelling is terrible you need to write more carefully
Fantastic game was for that's time's has a fantastic graphics the music is gret mean what times remembers this when I has 6 years old
Is it just me or can I not find the English port of the game anywhere
I only got the Japanese port semi working (some car textures not showing and menus blank)
There's only one version of the game and while it has both languages it defaults to Japanese; there is a "region code" button combination you can press to access the region options in the test menu and select the proper language. To fix the missing textures, try installing the latest Supermodel nightly builds from here for fixed car textures and lots of other graphics, performance, and sound improvements: www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
8:40 What just happened out there? Did someone got their car exploded?
Why no Dreamcast port?? RELEASE THIS ON XBOX AND PS4 NAOW SEGA!
Maybe on the PS5 and Xbox Series X and maybe Steam?
I would include the Switch but it would need more power to run it so wait for the Switch Pro or another console, handheld or Hybrid.
@@madden8021 switch could run this easy. 60 fps all day
2:55 The number 7 car did a nasty move on that car
Is there a method of changing car colors for single player in the new versions of supermodel? the old method of using Emulatenet doesn't seem to work for me anymore.
Where do you get the export version ?
I have only the japanese version with no option to change language.
The same rom is actually used for all regions; instead, the region each cabinet belonged to was set at the factory in software and is shown in the operator's test menu. If you clear the game's memory the region setting will default to Japan, but this can be changed after entering a password that unlocks the region selector
Sega used this system to simplify the software for a lot of games from this era, even if it meant storing data for two different languages; Daytona USA 2 here even needed to use a hard drive inside the cabinets to store two copies of all the music files, one with the native Japanese vocalist and one with an English vocalist!
"this can be changed after entering a password that unlocks the region selector"
How can you unlock this ?
Because, contrary in Model 2 games, region select in Model 3 games is greyed and impossible to select.
I can't remember the password, but I do know it is entered by pushing the VR and service buttons in a specific sequence while the test menu is open; after the password is entered, the region option gets selected and can then be changed 👍
Hornet Classic grand prix chalenge will be nice
Download link pleaseee n.n
What emulator do you use and are you playing with a wheel? Do you know any good tutorial to config both? I need to play Daytona 2 😢
For the emulator, I use Supermodel 3, but be sure to download the latest Release builds from the Supermodel forum here to fix texture and sound problems (don't use the debug version!) www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206
I also have used gamepads and wheels with Supermodel but they can be difficult to configure, there used to be a launcher utility called Supermodel UI that had a menu that would set up the input and game settings for you, but it stopped working with the newest builds and has not been updated. You can still use it to generate the config files for an older version of Supermodel, then copy the files to the folder where you have downloaded the newest build, hope this helps!
What difficulty were you on? Specifically difficulty in the Game Assignments section of the arcade board.
I usually put down good laps, I don't know how to make it to first place though.
This was done on the default difficulty setting; as far as I know, the difficulty setting only affects how much extra time gets granted by checkpoints and doesn't change the behavior of the other cars, so it simply makes it harder to avoid losing to the timer! You're already half way there to taking first place though; once you know the track, you can then focus on making good clean passes. Draft behind other cars as often as you can to increase your top speed and catch up to the fastest cars and keep drafting to keep your lead, and consider using the Normal or Easy cars for extra maneuverability while passing. Be sure to pass on straights to avoid making contact with the other cars since any bumps will make you lose lots of that hard-earned speed! Finally, push each corner to the limit and practice entering and exiting each one at the highest possible speeds to minimize time losses that add up quick. Good luck out there!!
How did you get car textures working properly? On mine the rivals car have some textures bugs☹️
thank you so much! I was looking for a new version that works properly with Daytona USA 2. Now I can even shift gears with Up/Down buttons on my steering wheel :D
@@onepunchdan4986 I was about to say the same thing. Thanks for the info! I may refire up my Daytona play again because of this.
何この面白そうなレースゲーム、やりたいけど設置してるお店なさそうだな
I still don't understand.
まぁ、９８年作だからね…
4k homie
I wonder why the other cars aren't going to pit :3
14:00 Final Lap
Its dale earnhardt! 11:10