While its mega fun, I can see motion rig cabinets become stagnant or even annoying to some, especially for more "competitive" racers like Wangan Midnight
I agree tbh. I played the new Fast & Furious, and was completely caught off guard by the movement. I gave it an honest try, but I decided I’d like it better without the motion. Maybe it’ll grow on me 🤷♂️ Sick cab though! 💯
Generally speaking, the only issue is the maintenance that might pop-up, otherwise the many other motion based racers out there tend to earn much better than their non-motion counterparts.
@@arcadeheroes_coinop very very true, from the perspective of an owner, these are a great way to get customers and traffic. I’d be petrified about maintenance lol
yeah, it looks like he kept having an issue keeping the car on the road. but to me it looked like there is a major inner dead zone in the wheel meaning not much happens until you turn the wheel enough.
WTF is this player interface?! Sorry but I prefer the home version of Heat. At least this weird arcade version made me replay the game while there is no news for games I wait for.
Interfaces have to change to adapt to the needs of the arcade space (more casual so as to appeal to a broader audience that can attract kids, teens and adults). I've not played the home version though to know what the changes are though...
Looks fun as hell but I am not sure about motion based seats yet. They are great when they work but they can be expensive to repair.
While its mega fun, I can see motion rig cabinets become stagnant or even annoying to some, especially for more "competitive" racers like Wangan Midnight
I agree tbh. I played the new Fast & Furious, and was completely caught off guard by the movement. I gave it an honest try, but I decided I’d like it better without the motion. Maybe it’ll grow on me 🤷♂️
Sick cab though! 💯
Generally speaking, the only issue is the maintenance that might pop-up, otherwise the many other motion based racers out there tend to earn much better than their non-motion counterparts.
@@arcadeheroes_coinop very very true, from the perspective of an owner, these are a great way to get customers and traffic. I’d be petrified about maintenance lol
Cool, although why does it require a photo?
It's just to let you know who's who when you're racing in multiplayer.
Omg, that looks fun af!! One of my favorite casual games is Burnout, so this is right up my alley.
Did not look like the steering wheel was synced with the car so well.
yeah, it looks like he kept having an issue keeping the car on the road. but to me it looked like there is a major inner dead zone in the wheel meaning not much happens until you turn the wheel enough.
Is that nitro button big enough ? 😂 The motion seat behavior looks much more accurate than the random Asphalt 9 one
WTF is this player interface?! Sorry but I prefer the home version of Heat. At least this weird arcade version made me replay the game while there is no news for games I wait for.
Interfaces have to change to adapt to the needs of the arcade space (more casual so as to appeal to a broader audience that can attract kids, teens and adults). I've not played the home version though to know what the changes are though...
@@arcadeheroes_coinop Seriously? You never played a home version but this?! You missed actual cool things in home Heat!!
@@nfsiiihp Not yet (I have played a few of the older NFS games), but I'll around to it one of these days.
@@arcadeheroes_coinop Too bad bc bome Heat is waay better than the Arcade one