Thanks. Fortunately all those hours I put into Daytona 1 years ago at least somewhat translate to this game. I never got the hang of Super GT / Scud Race.
Sega was so extra in the spectator mode but I love it, it would be cool if we got a Daytona 2 port outside of Like a Dragon where the online mode allowed players to watch
All those voiceover lines plus a bunch of parody NYC street names that less than 1% of players are ever going to realistically see. I'm hoping they put out a Model 3 collection of sorts now that they've laid a bunch of the groundwork for it. I don't really feel like picking up a Yakuza game just for this when the implementation is pretty barebones. Grandprix mode is too significant of a feature to leave out.
Grandprix/Endurance race length settings are somewhere in the service menu, under Game Assignments or Game Settings or something similar. The Reverse ranking is actually for genuine reversed races, where the CPU cars are also driving the courses backward. Didn't know that existed when I recorded this.
@@Sixfortyfive Ah, that makes sense, thank you lol. So Daytona 2 doesn't actually track turning around and racing against the traffic at all. Do you still know if Daytona 1 does this? I think I remembered you saying if you get on the high scores table while racing backwards in Daytona 1, you'll get an "R" next to your initials. Do you know if this is the case? It seems like getting a good enough time after having to turn around could be very difficult or impossible to do, so I couldn't find any evidence or confirmation of this online.
@@hhgreg2969 Yeah reverse in Daytona 1 works like it does in thus video; just turn around and run against the traffic and the game will still count laps and grant time extensions.
@@Sixfortyfive But do you know if your time entry will receive an "R" next to it on the high scores table? I read this but have not been able to confirm it anywhere.
@@hhgreg2969 Yeah that's how it works, but you're likely to need a cleared out default ranking on the machine in order to place, since you'll always lose some time just to turn around in the first place.
![Daytona USA 2 [Model 3] by SEGA - Power Edition & BOTE [HD] [1080p60]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JGwdTAIGdeU/mqdefault.jpg)
I watched this whole gameplay and all gotta say is that your skills are super fantastic!
Thanks.
Fortunately all those hours I put into Daytona 1 years ago at least somewhat translate to this game. I never got the hang of Super GT / Scud Race.
Sega was so extra in the spectator mode but I love it, it would be cool if we got a Daytona 2 port outside of Like a Dragon where the online mode allowed players to watch
All those voiceover lines plus a bunch of parody NYC street names that less than 1% of players are ever going to realistically see.
I'm hoping they put out a Model 3 collection of sorts now that they've laid a bunch of the groundwork for it. I don't really feel like picking up a Yakuza game just for this when the implementation is pretty barebones. Grandprix mode is too significant of a feature to leave out.
Some questions: how do you start grand prix mode? Is the reverse times list always bugged in every version you've played?
Grandprix/Endurance race length settings are somewhere in the service menu, under Game Assignments or Game Settings or something similar.
The Reverse ranking is actually for genuine reversed races, where the CPU cars are also driving the courses backward. Didn't know that existed when I recorded this.
@@Sixfortyfive Ah, that makes sense, thank you lol. So Daytona 2 doesn't actually track turning around and racing against the traffic at all. Do you still know if Daytona 1 does this? I think I remembered you saying if you get on the high scores table while racing backwards in Daytona 1, you'll get an "R" next to your initials. Do you know if this is the case? It seems like getting a good enough time after having to turn around could be very difficult or impossible to do, so I couldn't find any evidence or confirmation of this online.
@@hhgreg2969 Yeah reverse in Daytona 1 works like it does in thus video; just turn around and run against the traffic and the game will still count laps and grant time extensions.
@@Sixfortyfive But do you know if your time entry will receive an "R" next to it on the high scores table? I read this but have not been able to confirm it anywhere.
@@hhgreg2969 Yeah that's how it works, but you're likely to need a cleared out default ranking on the machine in order to place, since you'll always lose some time just to turn around in the first place.