Man, this game was my childhood. I remember playing Arctic Thunder at Chuck E. Cheese's when I was a kid. My favorite track was Blizzard in D.C. I also remember my local Walmart used to have an Arctic Thunder arcade cabinet near the store entrance. I love playing this racing game numerous times. My favorite character for this game was Candy.
The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon Remembers playing this classic at the arcades in Macon, Georgia in the early 2,000's as a 10 year old kid! Now it's September 2024! Man, times go by SO FAST!🎮👍
I remember this memory of the new arcade in Sambil Caracas. I played the arcade when i was a teenage boy. And even so, i played my PS2. Oh, i almost forgot. The new courses, new characters are here on the ultimate Arctic Thunder. The Arctic Thunder is the newest latest arcade game was released in 2000. And also, The Nintendo GameCube, XOBX & PS2 were released in 2001
@@oscarestivencarabalyherrer1279 No, you dont understand. The arcade, ps2 and Xbox versions all came out in 2001. Gamecube never got a port of this game.
So glad to see more clean arcade gameplays on youtube! Though you got the description from the wiki. I wrote half of that. I`m planning to make sequels to these games someday.
The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon remembers this old school arcade from when he lived in Macon, Georgia in the early 2,000's! Now it's September 2024! Man times goes by faster!🎮👍
Arctic Thunder is a fantasy snowmobile-racing game developed and published by Midway Games in December 2000 in USA for midway graphite hardware. It is a spin-off game to Hydro Thunder that plays like a mix of Cruis'n and a kart racer on ice. The arcade cabinet has a full sit-down cabinet that resembled a snowmobile and was controlled with handlebars, it also jets blow cold or hot winds, depending on the setting, in the player's face during gameplay.
Holy Rubberbanding Batman. At 2:38 you get THREE consecutive speed boosts -- despite this, racers without powerups effortlessly pass you in the most uncanncy motions Ive seen
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Man, this game was my childhood. I remember playing Arctic Thunder at Chuck E. Cheese's when I was a kid. My favorite track was Blizzard in D.C. I also remember my local Walmart used to have an Arctic Thunder arcade cabinet near the store entrance. I love playing this racing game numerous times. My favorite character for this game was Candy.
Same here! I played this wherever I could! And still do to this day! Candy and Blizzard in DC are a match made in heaven!
Totally
@@rogergreenberg1205 Totally so!
@@rogergreenberg1205 it was always funny to use the fat guy dirty
I had this as a actual disk game on the original xbox.
I remember this quite well. My parents used to take me to the arcades around us when I was little, and I'd play "Arctic Thunder" there.
The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon Remembers playing this classic at the arcades in Macon, Georgia in the early 2,000's as a 10 year old kid! Now it's September 2024! Man, times go by SO FAST!🎮👍
I remember playing it at splashdown Beach arcade a couple times. It was a fun game.
Fun indeed!
good job about Arctic Thunder: The Video Game Arcade 2000
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I remember this! When I was at the indoor rink, the seat was vibrating!
Yep, that`s what it does! Awesome, isn`t it? Who doesn`t remember this game?
I can literally feel this video and the cold air it blew in your face
A remake of this would be insane.
I remember this memory of the new arcade in Sambil Caracas. I played the arcade when i was a teenage boy. And even so, i played my PS2. Oh, i almost forgot. The new courses, new characters are here on the ultimate Arctic Thunder. The Arctic Thunder is the newest latest arcade game was released in 2000. And also, The Nintendo GameCube, XOBX & PS2 were released in 2001
AT didn`t get a gamecube port.
@@marcusruffner2674 Yeah! That's the spirit! The Gamecube and Xbox ports are released in 2001
@@oscarestivencarabalyherrer1279 The PS2 and Xbox ports were released in 2001. Gamecube never got one.
@@oscarestivencarabalyherrer1279 No, you dont understand. The arcade, ps2 and Xbox versions all came out in 2001. Gamecube never got a port of this game.
@@marcusruffner2674 I know! The arcade and two consoles are great
So glad to see more clean arcade gameplays on youtube! Though you got the description from the wiki. I wrote half of that. I`m planning to make sequels to these games someday.
The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon remembers this old school arcade from when he lived in Macon, Georgia in the early 2,000's! Now it's September 2024! Man times goes by faster!🎮👍
Arctic Thunder is a fantasy snowmobile-racing game developed and published by Midway Games in December 2000 in USA for midway graphite hardware. It is a spin-off game to Hydro Thunder that plays like a mix of Cruis'n and a kart racer on ice.
The arcade cabinet has a full sit-down cabinet that resembled a snowmobile and was controlled with handlebars, it also jets blow cold or hot winds, depending on the setting, in the player's face during gameplay.
You got that description from Mobygames, didn`t you.
Mom! We can't leave yet, I got a free race!
There is an arcade in Hampton Beach New Hampshire that has 3 of these games that can link together. It was so awesome to play it again.
A hydro thunder on the snow i never saw one single arcade machine anywhere at any locations i go during summer
That`s unfortunate. :( This game was plentiful where I live.
Wow, never have I found out until now what happens when you’re the winner of the race!
Holy Rubberbanding Batman.
At 2:38 you get THREE consecutive speed boosts -- despite this, racers without powerups effortlessly pass you in the most uncanncy motions Ive seen
I wasn't aware MAME emulation of the Midway 3DFX-based arcade boards had come so far.
I played this in my childhood
Console added more tracks and drivers
Any idea where I can find the ROM dump?
What are you playing this on? I thought Arctic and Hydro Thunder could not be run in MAME still.
Só what company made this game? Is it Japanese?
Midway Games in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
@@InsertCoinArcadeMy home city 😊