Daytona USA 2001: An Arcade Legend’s Celebratory Remake | Racing Games Are Amazing!
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- The arcade classic Daytona USA has come in many forms in its almost 30-year history, and one of its most interesting iterations is the remake on the Sega Dreamcast, Daytona USA 2001!
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The best Daytona USA game by far, one of my favorite DC racing games with F355 Passione Rossa
The original arcade still best.
Glad this is back online. Daytona USA, Sonic Adventure 2 and Shenmue 2 probably my most played games
As far as content go this version is the best.
For gameplay though, the PS3 version with a G27 steering is the best way to get the true arcade experience at home.
I played this game to death. My theory on the handling is Nagoshi styled it after Scud Race more than Daytona. It was waaay easier to spin your car in Scud Race than in Daytona 1/2, particularly in the overpowered McClaren car. The Unicorn is essentially the same thing. It's unforgiving but oh so satisfying when you beat your lap time.
Considering that Scud Race was going to be ported on the Dreamcast, is possible that they recycled the engine made for the unrealized port, thus leaving some elements of Scud Race in it.
it's nice to find a positive review of this game. so many people on youtube just complain about the controls - i mean yes there's a learning curve, but the game is perfectly controllable once you get in its groove.
That's why I chose to cover this game. Once I tweaked the controller settings like I mentioned, the game felt completely playable, and you can enjoy all the fun content it has to offer!
@@Mach5Mike cheers - it took the youtube algorithm a while to let me find you, but you've definitely got a new subscriber! (:
I played this game a lot back in the day. I could even play it online in BRazil with very decent results!
If you have DEMUL on your PC and a driving sim setup. You can replicate the original arcade version from this game
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Hated this game when it was first released back in the day but picked up the official steering wheel this year...holy smokes it's night and day. 100% made for wheel. Fantastic game
Only let down of this game is they never had the correct Daytona theme tune in the intro 😢 also the NTSC version was just titled as Daytona USA
The greatest home console game of Daytona USA hands down.
Just discovered your channel and couldn’t stop watching ! So glad I found someone as passionate as I for arcade racers, keep up the good work ☺️
Thanks a lot, glad to have passionate arcade racer fans around as well!
While It's not my style of racer game, I can appreciate how well made and influential the Daytona series is
best daytona imo
theres this one indie racing game called slipstream its quite good its basically outrun if it had the drifting of outrun 2
I actually have played Slipstream before! :D
@@Mach5Mike did you like it
I liked it as a nice mix of Outrun style spritework but in a 3D space with drifting, though it didn’t quite scratch the itch I have for another game on the same level of Outrun 2.
This game is amazing! I love its soundtrack
Wow it's pretty awesome to see this video do so well for you man cause it is high quality work. I hope the next video can do the same cause you do deserve it
Well thank you very much, that means a lot. I hope you enjoyed this one as a Dreamcast fan!
A week ago I found a very smart way to play this game with steering wheel and force feedback even if the game was never been designed for such gadgets. :) Now Daytona USA 2001 feels like a proper arcade experience. The game is fantastic and I find this version the ultimate experience if you're a fan of the arcade version of Daytona USA.
Sega really fucked up on how the arcade cabinet of the "new" 2017 Daytona USA cabinets should of been. It was basically the 1st game of the series with the handling of the dreamcast port and a fresh coat of paint but looks water-down compared to the last arcade release of Daytona USA... Which was a full sequel to Daytona USA. And the worst part SEGA called the 2017 cabinet "Daytona USA 3" at one point but thankfully the fans caught that on quickly and rioted to the point SEGA renamed it to "Daytona USA: Championship" which is a much more fitting name for it.
Here what SEGA should of done with "Daytona USA: Championship":
- Make the fresh coat of paint a bit more exaugurated and the stock cars look more cartoonish yet still having a down-to-earth approach like in Ridge Racer 7.
- Make the cars/screen shake rapidly to give out a good sense of speed over 300 km/h (And the option to turn it off for some people).
- Give us a good selection of cars from the "Old" and "New" games.
- GIVE US ALL THE PREVIOUS TRACKS BACK IN THE DREAMCAST AND DAYTONA USA 2, and freshen them up to the new coat of paint.
- Give us a in-depth customization of parts/tuning shop like in Initial D arcade games, a reason to win more races to upgrade the stock cars of your choice!
- Make a card save system that can save our Cars/Career progress in the cabinets. It's very possible since Sega Still made Initial D cabinets in Japan.
I'm still baffled that NONE of the team who worked on this game thought about any of these ideals before on the surface on looking at this. So much imagination that they can do to the DAYTONA USA series and they choose to do nothing with it.
Cool to know that. Can I use my Logitech G27 with it?
How do you play with force feedback?
Hi all! The software I use is called wheel2xinput-v0.1.5. Adjusting it is painful process, and you need to very carefully read the Readme file and do some trials. It works perfectly fine with RetroArch and Daytona USA. In the game Options menu, you have to enable Vibrations.
Let's get a motor storm with music and vibe like Daytona and Sega Rally in music style, event organizing, and have those boost systems, amazing tracks, and crash physics all over.
Excellent video. Daytona USA 2001 is fantastic
Thanks a lot!
Correct way to drift in an Auto is to keep the gas flat and just push on the brake. You will then need to balance the throttle to about 7500rpm (same spot as the fast start)
Daytona USA but with Monkey Ball announcer
I didn't know that, interesting! I haven't played a lot of Super Monkey Ball, otherwise I would have mentioned it. I think I'm just too partial to the original announcer in comparison, which is why I said I didn't care for the one here.
Speaking of Genki games, have you compared different handling models between Daytona USA 2001 and Tokyo Xtreme Racer games? Genki sure did different handling models in racing games as experiments, until Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift (2003, but US release delayed till 2006) getting more realistic on that front with help of real-life racing drivers in Japan.
While I do own Tokyo Xtreme Racer on Dreamcast, haven’t ever compared them like that before. Perhaps I’ll have to revisit and cover it (or one of the sequels) here on the channel someday.
New subscriber, great video! :)
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the video, and hope you'll enjoy the other games I have lined up! :D
It’s crazy cause I just recently discovered Daytona and started playing the Saturn port and now I’m playing this Dreamcast version, I will say, the Saturn version has better music
I remember playing this when i was about 19/20. The analogue control was almost unplayable. Good gfx,but my god the controls on the Dreamcast pad were awful. Never got the chance to play it with a wheel,as Official Dreamcast Magazine said! Why did i lose all of my mags and 62 games :(
The only thing that I really held against this specific game was that it wasn't a port of Daytona 2, which came out 3 years earlier but never once saw a home release. The original Saturn port didn't look very good and lacked multiplayer, but the gameplay was a close enough match to the arcade to the point where I was satisfied with using it to practice my lines and techniques between trips to the arcade where I could play the "real" version. So when this dropped for the Dreamcast it just felt kind of redundant. Yeah it was nice to have a console version with good visual performance and a lot of customization options, and I always thought that the complaints about the handling were a bit overstated, but it would've been so much better if at the very least they added tracks from Daytona 2 or Super GT / Scud Race. Every track outside of the original 3 in this game felt really underwhelming. For what it's worth, the online play was fine by standards of the time.
I appreciate the perspective of someone who played the game during it's time, especially talking about the online portion since I was curious about how it might have felt. I cut a line from the end of this video bringing it up, but I take it you enjoyed the PS3/360 port of the arcade game?
@@Mach5Mike Well my brother and I saved up a few hundred bucks just to buy a Saturn for Daytona in 1995, so getting a legitimately arcade-perfect version of the game for $15 or whatever was pretty nice. And long overdue lol. I even really appreciated that they kept the "no assistance + tire wear" alternate game mode intact, which is a sparsely documented feature that's actually in the arcade game.
I only wish it had LAN play. But that's what emulators are for, I suppose.
I've been considering just doing a series of retrospectives on Sega arcade games as a means of dusting off the cobwebs of my own channel, and their racing games are a big reason why. From Hang-On to F-Zero AX they had the genre on lock, with Namco being their only consistently meaningful challenger.
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these cars are actually based on the messerschmitt kabinen-roller 200 ( cabin scooter 200 ) and its racing variant
a classic micro-car produced by the aircraft company messerschmitt after they were un-allowed to produce aircraft for a few years after the end of the second world war
to my knowledge
this is the only game to ever feature it
That’s really cool to know! I tried searching around for any information on the Pywacketts but didn’t find anything. I looked at the car you mentioned and the inspiration was immediately clear! Thanks for sharing!
@@Mach5Mike
it gets even better
the original design of the hornet in the original arcade game is a
chevrolet lumina stock car
the falcon is clearly a
ford gt
and lightning resembles a
ford taurus stock car
Cool game
do you like more dreamcast daytona than xbox/PS3 arcade daytona?
Misunderstood remake this one, I enjoyed it a lot 😎👊
What's wrong with your capture? That checkerboard interference is really distracting.
Deleted my earlier comment since I decided to look into what you were talking about. The issue may lie in the S-Video cables I'm currently using for consoles like the Dreamcast, the higher quality ones seem to prevent checkerboarding. I may replace them at some point, but currently budgeting other things out for the channel first.
That version sucked
Handling was all wrong
Well to be fair, I did address the handling issue at 3:00. It sucks that it's a problem to begin with, but at the very least you're not stuck with it since things can be adjusted.
well if you use a steering wheel its actually arcade perfect for real.
The issue is that they didn't seem to think about using a control stick instead of a wheel
"Need for Speed Underground is bad because its not have handling from very first Need for Speed" genious logic
It's perfect on steering wheel, like 100% made for it, it's wild how bad it is on pad
Pro tip:
You don't just move the analog stick left and right to turn. You have to hold the stick up and then move.
But the guys in the know will find a way to play the game with a steering wheel like it was intended.
Drafting doesn't exist in Daytona USA, there's zero benefit to driving behind other cars. Not in the arcade game, nor in the home console remakes. Drafting only became a thing starting with Daytona USA 2: Battle on the Edge, where it is specifically called out as a new feature during the game's attract mode as "slingshot".
I thought the Dreamcast version had it?