now that you mentioned Chase H.Q, Taito must have been contemplating the creation of the game, since there are some billboards for a fictional program called "Manhattan Vice" which feature 2 officers which not only look like Miami Vice's Crockett and Tubbs, but would end up being the models for CHQ's Tony Gibson and Raymond Broady.
Namco's Pole Position created the concept of how the tracks appear on screen, while Sega's Out Run replaced the Formula 1 race car with a red Ferrari-like car and added extra routes for the player to choose from. Taito's Full Throttle, known outside of Japan as Top Speed, doesn't add much to the genre other than being faster with the ability to use nitros. However, this concept was later used as the basis for Taito's 1988 arcade hit, Chase H.Q. and its sequels. See also Namco's Lucky & Wild.
This is much better programming than the terrible joke of a conversion of Chase HQ. Man why did they have to get this game right and Chase HQ turn out like crap? oooof!!
![Hot Chase NO CRASHES 1CC [60fps] ホットチェイス全面クリア](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vao781sXcFc/mqdefault.jpg)
![1991 [60fps] Gun Frontier Nomiss ALL](/img/1.gif)
懐かしい
サントラは所持している。
ゲーム自体は筐体含め見たことない。
こうだったんだ😃。
ユウチュウブ、ありがとーw。
なんか突然「こちらナンシー、・・・」て無線が入ってきそうな気がｗｗ
絵柄といい、チェイスＨＱのスタッフが、作ったからかも。
車がFCなのも渋いがエンディングで夕日をバックに煙草吹すだけのEDもイントロが相まって渋いw
BGMはロック長でノリノリだったりとアウトラインと対に成ってるのが良いよな
なんと無く硬派なドライブゲーム
フルスロットル懐かしいです。
now that you mentioned Chase H.Q, Taito must have been contemplating the creation of the game, since there are some billboards for a fictional program called "Manhattan Vice" which feature 2 officers which not only look like Miami Vice's Crockett and Tubbs, but would end up being the models for CHQ's Tony Gibson and Raymond Broady.
ニトロ使用と連動した筐体の可動による加速感が最高！なのだが
サントラを買うだか借りるだかしてみると「Mar.さんによるBGMが更に最高！！」と気付き
一緒に味わうためにゲーセンに行くものの、とっくにもう置いてないという…ｗ
Not to mention, as is Taito's trademark, some of the tightest-composed music in the arcade milieu.
Namco's Pole Position created the concept of how the tracks appear on screen, while Sega's Out Run replaced the Formula 1 race car with a red Ferrari-like car and added extra routes for the player to choose from. Taito's Full Throttle, known outside of Japan as Top Speed, doesn't add much to the genre other than being faster with the ability to use nitros. However, this concept was later used as the basis for Taito's 1988 arcade hit, Chase H.Q. and its sequels. See also Namco's Lucky & Wild.
１回２００円の筐体でプレーしたな、上下左右に揺れるやつ、３６年くらい前の話です・・・・
This is much better programming than the terrible joke of a conversion of Chase HQ. Man why did they have to get this game right and Chase HQ turn out like crap? oooof!!
And I noticed that Tatsumi's TX-1 beat Sega's Out-Run in having extra routes.
元祖走り屋ゲー
難易度高いですねコレ。ストレス溜まりそう。そういえばこのゲーム、PS2のタイトーメモリーズ２下巻に収録されましたね。
DX筐体の激しい動きと敢えてFC前期がモデルという点以外はまあ…
FCの前期型か
スタートの時に、画面奥から走ってくるなしw
アーケードだけどナイトロ使わずクリアできた、多分そこはリーイージー設定だったのだろうｗｗｗ
Looks like Chase H.Q minus the chase