Tokyo Xtreme Racer (Dreamcast vs PlayStation 2) Gameplay Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2024
- A side-by-side comparison between Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 for Dreamcast and Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero for PS2 (PlayStation 2). Note: They are different games... you could say that the PS2 version is the "3" or continuation of the Dreamcast version.
Dreamcast Version = Left Side (2000)
PlayStation 2 Version = Right Side (2001) 
Игры
That Metropolis Street Racer soundtrack... :D
Am I only dreaming ??
Msr music is amazing!
Metropolis Street Racer was amazing back then! I played that a shit ton on my DC.
Super Japanese music by a non Japanese studio😂😂😂😂😂
"Am I Only Dreaming?" is a Metropolis Street Racer song that I honestly believed for a while was an actual song from the world of pop music that was a moderate hit on Canadian radio in the early-through-mid 1990s and not just something that Richard Jacques composed specifically for the MSR soundtrack.
the reflections on the Dreamcast are fantastic, on the PS2 there is no reflection on the rear window, I noticed that in the Dreancast version the car's movement is smoother and with more frames.
The Dreamcast was superior, the ps2 only had dvd format going for it
Do you honestly believe that?@@shadowopsairman1583
@@shadowopsairman1583 ps2 is stronger though
@acwbit2368 not really, while the ps2 has lots of hardware effects when it comes to raw power the ps2 is one of the worst in it's generation, even gamecube is actually stronger and it's the reason why nintendo keep using the same hardware for their wii just a little bit upgraded
(And I said this as strictly ps2 kid)
But ngl part what makes the ps2 sold way more is just the crazy amount of games it had and also the DVD feature which was big back then
@@blueelectric05 it's insane you think that. Pushing and steaming polygons was a major PS2 feat. All 4 consoles have strengths and weaknesses that generation. Also 18 months between DC and PS2 and 18 more months between PS2 and GCN/Xbox. Of course there will be differences but PS2 was far from weak.
Dreamcast games always look so colorful. It makes me feel so happy and nostalgic.
Был у меня дрим каст в детстве тоже, эх :-)
Tu da cu ?
Very arcade, like the old times when games used to have tons o color, now everything is "realistic" even nintendo
Da igual que los juegos de Dreamcast tengan más color sin luego no tienen mejores gráficos
@@joserodriguezgarcia5241 No es todo una cuestión de mejores gráficos.
Dreamcast, Another Planet...
Saturn then Dreamcast, that make sens !
Always dreamed and still of seeing Dreamcast 2
Is that where it was successful?
It's such a shame that the Dreamcast lifespan was so short it truly deserved better😔
Dreamcast and Saturn always had this pure arcade style look. ❤
Yes!
Sega Saturn eu acho ele um pessimo Hardware de jogos que recebem games de Arcade, jogos 3D é claro. Acho PS1 mostrou ser mais capaz que o Sega Saturn. Ja o Dreamcast ja concordo, que o Hardware do Dreamcast os software e Api era totalmente amigavel com desenvolvedores.
Do you also have this pure arcade style look?
Gostei da versão do Dreamcast, os efeitos nas luzes dos postes, estão sensacionais !!!!!!!!!!!!!
i felt confused for a second, MSR ost fills perfect with this game too 🤣
Yeah. Msr music is so good broo
Yeah, I was surprised too
Watching this video made me realize how awesone this game is.
I wish they would come out with a current one. Import Tuner Challenge on 360 was the last one I know of.
@@TheVHSReviver last one was a JP only mobile game..
Dreamcast is what it was advertised to be. It was so ahead of its time.
Dreamcast has better shift control and Graphic wise, you can feel the street of Tokyo through the console. Feel real for a 2000 console in USA.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest.
Yellow Ring=Music to cover silence or copyright claimed tracks. Metropolis Street Racer another Dreamcast game.
1. I'll take the TXR2 Dreamcast controller layout over the TXRZ on PS2's layout. I prefer the Right trigger and analog setup. Not to mention those early PS2 Dual Shock 2 controllers have the pressure sensitive face buttons.
2. No auto licenses but the cars match their real world counterparts. Mazda RX-7 and Toyota AE86. Reminds me of the awesome battle in the Initial D manga.
3. Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 at least seems more exciting with more road traffic. Zero on the other hand felt boring with mainly empty roads.
You're awesome, thx for your inputs!
There are traffic in the PS2 version as well.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
That’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
@@Kev27RS If your up to it play Shutokou Battle 2, that has what you need.
I played these games on Dreamcast so much back in the day
Dreamcast version is much more attractive.
I never can't shake off a feeling Dreamcast games always looked like a real arcade machine at home. Good performance, bright colors.
In opposite, PS2 graphics looked grey, blurry and boring.
That 480i rarely looked good
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk 🤣
I had both versions during their releases. I prefer the Dreamcast version, besides the visuals I liked the gameplay better as well. Not sure how many people noticed this, but there was car fatigue so to speak in the PS2 version, meaning after extensive period of driving the same car it would lose some power and acceleration would suffer. It was noticeable and annoying to me, having to going back to the garage or changing cars and starting over.
They actually made that into a proper feature with 3 as you probably know. Oil and water temperature reducing performance. It's ultimately realistic but fun is subjective here.
@@volkte37 I get that, but this being more of an arcade style gameplay, it wasn't fun running into a rare boss to race while not being at full strength. Even a realistic game like Gran Turismo from any era that I'm aware of didn't have such feature after 5 laps at Nurburgring which is a 13 mile track for example.
@@AMG454PRO yeah that's why I mentioned the fun is subjective. I liked the feature but understand it's not for everyone.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
The feature was in SB2/TXR2 as well, that's when most of the new features got introduced and what we know TXR as of today, the B.A.Ds got introduced here amongst other core features of the franchise in general. The Sub-Leader system didn't come back with how you had to do multiple run throughs of TXR2/SB2 to get all the rivals and all that.
My first Tuner Game that got me obsessed 🙏 wish crave was still around they definitely needa remake this hidden Gem
La versión de Dreamcast se ve mucho mejor. Los reflejos, el color... Que gran consola
Pero tiene menos elementos en pantalla que si se ven claramente en PS2
@@g.r.g5567 pero en la PS2 no se ven autos en la carretera.
@@g.r.g5567 como el tráfico, no??? Ah no, eso es en la versión "superior" de Dreamcast 😎
imposible fíjate bien se reflejan luces inexistentes
@@maximilianovillanueva2606 En serio, hombre. VC Decide eligió el modo Free Run, en vez del modo de juego principal, el Quest mode, donde por supuesto sí hay tráfico y rivales que derrotar.
Funny how colors are far better on Dreamcast... I wonder if it's because of the Kyro GPU... The only advantage of the PS2 version is drawn distance, but Dreamcast looks better in every other aspect, and has a far better frame rate as well.
The Dreamcast version ""looks"" more beautiful due to the color, but it has a lot of flaws. You only saw more vivid colors and the false reflection lighting in the car, but you didn't even see that on the PS2 we have a superior field of vision and dynamic lighting (pay attention when the car passes under the light and then in the dark area) What if If it weren't for the color of the car, you certainly wouldn't have the same opinion. Even though it ''"looks"" more beautiful on the Dreamcast, it still loses to the PS2 version, which is employing more techniques and dynamic details.
It's doesn't have a better frame rate and the colours are a design choice.
It's not a Kyro, Kyro is the PowerVR3, the DC has a PowerVR2.
The PowerVR2 on the PC market was named Neon 250. It had poor drivers but with well optimized games like Quake 3 it competed with the Voodoo 3.
Btw it shows that Sega probably made the right choice chosing Videologic's PowerVR2 instead of the 3Dfx's solution Sega America wanted. The american project was probably going to use the Voodoo Banshee, which is twice slower than a Voodoo 3.
It's also much better at gameplay side, yes, zero have few more rivals and few more useless cars but AI of rivals is total garbage in Zero, there is no challenge at all compare to 2 from dreamcast, AI almost full stop at every corner
@@snakecego5876using more stuff doesn't make it better, looking better makes it look better
@VCDECIDE, have you tried the new controller on space channel 5 part 2? What do you think of the d-pad response?
This really reminds me of how the PS2 engineers thought that anti-aliasing should never be a concept.
PS2 lack of hardware antialiasing, yes, It was certainly at least an oversight and at most an hardware design fault.
Also Dead or Alive 2 suffered same issues on PS2, some nice effects and shading but horrible textures and resolution.
Youre very ignorant...the Ps2 was supposed to have hardware Antialiasing, but it is broken, its a design flaw of the hardware engineers, but in the original Docs the console had hardware AA
@@jhkuno88The Dreamcast support full screen anti aliasing, hardware texture compression (up to 60mbyetes in 5mbyte VRAM) and 8mbytes VRAM, something the PS2 lacks,the Dreamcast version has better and sharper graphics,eat your heart out Sony fanboy
Much in the same way Dreamcast's engineers thought one less analog stick and fewer buttons than the competition was a good idea.
Joguei muito a versao dreamcast e vc ganhava stickers para cada gangue que vencesse ate o chefe. Tinha tb chefes de zona e chefes secretos que apareciam de vez em.quando.em alguns traçados. Adorava esse jogo foi um dos jogos de corrida que mais joguei na vida junto com metropolis sr e super monaco gp
Dreamcast looks overall better with improved color saturation (PS2 looks very dull) AA, and cleaner ground textures. Now, the PS2 loading times is much better and I thought the FMV looked better on the PS2 as well, DC was abit grainy. The DC also sounds louder, not surprised as the Yamaha chip I think had additional 16 channels. Not sure what else advantage it had, but I've heard several DC games sound better than the PS2. Not much, but there's a difference. Besides the loading times, visually and from an audio perpective, I give it to the DC.
I just noticed the PS2 is also letterbox. Probably using one of it's odd resolutions like 512X384 or 640X448, 512X224 interlaced. Yeah, DC is the overall winner if you can put up with the loading times.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest.
Dreamcast Crisp AF
It's usually the case
no car on the highway in PS2 version...
Because the person who made the video didn’t enable them
@@NerfMaster000True!
He was driving in Free Run mode!
I'm glad u made this so people cab see what a real console look like
What’s so good about the Dreamcast game?
The colors?
@@Kev27RS the smoothness of the frames (especially when viewed on a CRT), vibrant colors and generally smoother input making it easier to control
Dreamcast
My first time hearing the soundtrack and absolutely luv it😳🎵🎶
It's from MSR (Dreamcast exclusive) 😊
Nunca ouvi essas musicas no TXR2 no Dreamcast. É só na versão GD? Eu tenho o piratex em CD...
Tem algo errado mesmo 😂 .... Eu também joguei muito a versão de Dreamcast e essas musicas não estão corretas
Está es la OST del metropolis street racer (exclusivo de dreamcast) 😅
Foi colocado essas músicas por não terem direitos autorais pra não tomar nenhum Strike
I think i finally can figure out what are the main differences between Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 after so many years. Dreamcast have a very good resolution,colour production and display output which made the visuals so clean and eye popping on it. The PlayStation 2 have more special effects and higher polygon count that can allow it to create more complex and intricate enviroments in its games.
Wow...
And it only took you 24 years to figure out....what a genius
Thank you. This is the best way to reply to people like you with your kind of character and upbringing.
Too few people understand the words we write and speak reveal more of ourselves instead of the people we are trying to bring into attention. The intent is very important and is often the first thing people throw away together with their own character when they try to interact with others. Just putting it here for people who always live life finding and fighting battle with all things in this world and cannot find peace and happiness in the end.
@@anglo-saxonconnor817 yes PS2 fanboys are rancid
Not same game... genius
I have purchase both at some point, now I only have the Superior Dreamcast version 😎
Except that it looks much worse? Lol
@@Livingtree32 your fail, this plays brilliantly 👊
seems bad only for blinkered Playstation suck ups
A quarter century after the fact, I got rid of the best-selling system with the most games for $50 to be cool. 😅
Song is TJ Davis - Am I Only Dreaming
Thanks a lot
I’m full of gratitude :D
txr and txr 2 where my life for months on the Dreamcast, i love that machine so much : D
Dreamcast 😍😍😍😍😍😍
ps2 go be shit~~~😂😂
the ps2 is muuuuuch better in this video. The Dreamcast's draw distance is horrible. It has much less on screen. And it's geometry is just flat out worse all over.@@gfdm2233
Is this vocal song part of the game OST? Is it Zero or 2 OST?
MSR
This is THE GAME I also use to show off the power of the Dreamcast over the PS2. It's just way better. Thanks for makin' the comparison video. :)
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
Dreamcast looks better.
Only in your little fanboy mind
I think so too...
@@jhkuno88PS2 jaggies and interlacing is horrible
Yes it is 👍
I think so too .
The Dreamcast cars look glossy but better then that weird shim glam going on the ps2, tho the ps2 lighting is better when passing light to light. But the Dreamcast lamp lights with the tear drop look, look more real then the ps2 star looking lamp lights
Cause DC has proper reflections and PS2 not... I can't believe how they messed them up! Tho is nice to see an improved lightning in the ps2
@@tomianz-1242 I don't mind the texture on the ps2, but it's bad reflection just looks comical. They did update the ps2 game tho and added more buildings, something I bet could have easily been done on the dc if it had the extra time to cook.
@@Steven-ph6pp I don´t think they could add more stuff to the Dreamcast game, at least not if they wanted to keep the 60fps target. And, really? the ps2 reflections and shadows look more realistic. The Dreamcast game looks more cartoony in comparisson.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest.
@@Kev27RS You are nitpicking about North America version.
Mad how well the DC version stacks up. I do feel this console has to be one of the most underrated consoles of any gen. I do wonder what would have happened if they had some if the 3rd party support the PS2 had. Definitely miss my DC tho
Por que os videos não possuem mais os seus comentários pessoais sobre os ports em questão?
Pq treta
@@Sam-xd6bp treta com quem?
Dreamcast era a frente do seu tempo, pena não ter continuado, tinha muito ainda a oferecer, e quem sabe depois dele um Dreamcast 2 para ter concorrido com PS3 e Xbox 360. Att
Aunque lo pone en la descripcion... pero ya que no todos leen por ahi.
No se trata del mismo juego.
La version de ps2 es del año siguiente y es la continuación del juego de Dreamcast
Obviously Zero came later, but this is purely to stir up those PS2 child-trolls
I think you need to edit in the loud ass DC laser grind sound for authentic experience. The thing sounded like it every breath, was it's last breath out the box. :D
Big ups to the music in the video , house music goes so well with Driving / Fighting games.
Porque tiene musica de MSR?
Copyright mi amigo.
Is it me, or is the dreamcast using a looping animated texture to make the car look more glossy? I think the ps2 version seems to be using realtime lighting engine instead.
Y aun asi, en la dreamcast se ve mejor en todo!
@@ammoraor No, los efectos de iluminación, la distancia de dibujado, los ambientes con más estructuras y edificios se ven mejor en Ps2
Thats right, the technique used in many games on the Ps1 and N64.
@@jsr734 viste el vídeo? Todo se ve mejor en la Dreamcast, más fps, mejor iluminación, solo fíjate en las lámparas, elementos en las vías, etc, La Dreamcast se ve mejor, mucho mejor
@@ammoraor ¿El juego de Dreamcast corre a 120fps? Pregunto porque el juego de Ps2 corre a 60fps todo el tiempo. El efecto de trailing en las lámparas es bonito, pero en Ps2 también está presente en las luces traseras de los autos y también en las lámparas, pero creo que sólo durante los replays. Además, en Ps2 la sombra del coche reacciona cuando pasas debajo de las lámparas. En fin tiene un look más realista.
I played through Tokyo Xtreme zero for the first time 100% through about three months ago after literally never playing the series once in my life it was probably the best experience in a racing game that I’ve had , having to track down all the wanderers was a task all in itself the only thing I wish that the PlayStation 2 version had was that rolling car menu screen , I don’t mind the showroom style they did but definitely gives me need for speed underground one vibes and I could see where nfs got the the inspiration for it
The "rolling car" menu is cool.
Other than the PS2 game is the better one!
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
@VCDECIDE 5:07 However, this accompanying song is not part of the original Tokyo Xtreme Racer soundtrack, 🤔 I listened to both the PlayStation 2 and Sega Dreamcast soundtracks and there was no presence of this song..
La versión de Dreamcast luce superior , sobre todo en resolución y la cantidad de objetos en pantalla, la versión de PS2 ni siquiera tiene tráfico de otros vehículos, es bastante notoria la diferencia Dreamcast win
Para mi SEGA Dreamcast es Superior y de las Mejores junto con Nintendo GameCube y me hubiéra gustado ver una Alianza entre GameCube y Dreamcast y Panasonic para patear el Trasero de PS2
Me encanta MARVEL Vs CAPCOM 2, Sonic Adventure 2 y muchos más
Es un problema de porteo y kit de desarrollo, no de capacidad.
Completamente de acuerdo en esa generación fueron las dos mejores , tuve la fortuna de tener Dreamcast , GameCube y ps2
Objetos en pantalla? Yo Vi más objetos en pantalla en la versión de PS2, observa bien, por ejemplo los edificios. Aparte de eso, la versión de PS2 es un port, por eso tiene algunas deficiencias.
@@g.r.g5567 Pipero.
La versión de PS2 tiene antialiasing y mayor distancia de dibujado a costa de menos reflejos pero la versión de Dreamcast tiene un gran número de IA lo que hace que el juego se sienta más vivo.
Why is there a music from MSR in this video? 🙂
It is because the music from MSR is actually the music from this game. It was only by accident it endet up in MSR.
Completely forgot the dream cast only had one analog stick with the directional pad on the same side lol no wonder it died out. Still had some great memories with it
A versão de ps2 não tem veículos na pista?
Tem sim!
A pessoa do vídeo apenas decidiu jogar em modo Free Run…
É por isso.
3:38
The overall image is sharper/cleaner with better colors on Dreamcast. The PS2 seems to have a bit more detailed and visible background and environments but the cars look softer and the colors and lighting are not nearly as nice to look at. The PS2 game has a much more "depressed" and "artificial" cg look to it with it's darker and more matte style coloring on the car. The Dreamcast has a nicer eye popping shiny reflectivity like you would expect from a clean car passing under highway street lights and the overall ambiance of it looks and feels closer to real night time city driving. Dreamcast game also has less "jaggies" aka better antialiasing along the edges of everything. The one lighting effect I find nicer on the PS2 release is the wispy trail tail light effect when the cars rear swerves around. However Dreamcast version has a similar effect but instead of from the car lights it's on all the street lights as they pass by overhead.
Aliasing on actual textures is due lack of Mip-Mapping on PS2. Also color dept was almost every time superior on Dreamcast games.
Y agregaría que al poder usar el vga en dreamcast tiene mejor calidad de imagen,mientras que en ps2 nO se puede
@@M1XART Does the Dreamcast game use mip mapping tough? The more pronounced jagginess on the Ps2 game is more likely due to the use of field rendering. I think the Ps2 game is rendering at 32 or 24 bit color depth as it is using field rendering that gives a lot more video memory to spare.
@@jsr734 If you see aliasing on texture surface (not just edges), then Mip-Mapping is not used. Not every Dreamcast game use Mip-Mapping. For example Shenmue 2 mostly does not utize it. On PS2, barely any game used Mip-Mapping. While everyone blaimed lack of Anti-Aliasing, on PS2 the lack of Mip-Mapping was even bigger issue. Even Tekken 5 does not use it, but console is somewhat cabable to do Mip-Mapping (as well as Anti-Aliasing). Not direct hardware support for those, though. (At least Rayman 3 on PS2 HAS Mip-Mapping and looks incredible).
@@M1XART Also the Jack and Dexter games and Rachet and Clank games used mip mapping. The game, Heaven Call from the King, X-Squad and some european racing game i don´t recall the name right now.
Didnt expect i would hear TJ Davis' songs here as well!
The first Shutoku Battle/Tokyo Xtreme Racer played in my life. Many memories
Dreamcast has transparent windows, light reflections, better colour.
PS2 has CGI cutscenes...
Why does the PlayStation 2 version look like that? That's such a strange difference to have, it's like they made it for PlayStation then just upped the poly count for PS2 with no additional changes...
The Ps2 has transparent windows as well. They are just very dark.
Genki made good Dreamcast games, the PS2 was awkward to develop for and early games looked trash like this.
This game was an early release on PS2 so the hardware was hard to apprehend, it's still a very good effort, but Genki's later games absolutely blows this one out of the water.
Dreamcast
I'm bias
PS2 is better system overall.
And it could play ps1 and ps2 games
And also it could play dvd videos
And musics @@nicktronson2977
@@nicktronson2977debatable
@@nicktronson2977 debatable
@@nicktronson2977it wasn’t a better system overall. It had more games collection compared to DC. But graphically as seen from the video, the output on DC is far better.
I used to play this just to relax. Just driving endlessly. Dreamcast...of course.
Since the intro showing real life video mixed with game engine capture I was shure Dreamcast ver. will be better. But in- game shows... I was right. 🎉 PS version looks so GT... And reflections of Dreamcast ver. are so crisp. You continue to do best comparison videos!
The PS2 is using interactive lighting for the most part, seen on the specular highlight on the car. However the car doesn't look as nice as the Dreamcast version with its fake specular lighting; The RX-7 looks like it has a high gloss finish on the DC, the PS2 version looks a bit muddy/ flatter.
I don't know if it was the mode chosen for this play through, but the DC version had more traffic on road than the PS2.
The PS2 version, being a sequel, goes and refines some of the track/road and background geometry.
I had this on the Dreamcast and it was quick fix game, get in and play a session or two.
The person playing this decided to use Free Run mode on the PS2 for whatever reason… 3:38
That’s why there’s no cars on the road compared to the normal Quest mode!
Dreamcast looks definitely better, maybe shorter draw distance, but everything else is much better.
Not everything!
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
It would of been interesting to see what kind games would of released if Dreamcast didn't get cancelled so early
I always thought it was an odd decision in Zero to apply the exaggerated trailing to your rear lights but _not_ the street lamps. 🤔
I think it still has the trailing effect on the street lamps, but only during the replays, if i remember correctly.
it's just mme or the dreamcast version is far better??? o.O
where are the cars in roads... in ps2 ?
In Quest mode, the main gameplay mode.
@@jsr734Exactly!
There’s no cars in Free Run mode which the person of this video decided to use on the PS2 for whatever reason…
Did actually look sharper and more colourful on the Dreamcast?
DC for the win. The saturation and the specular lighting on the models look much better. It looms much sharper as well. PS2 less saturated, blurry and softer looking. I loved this game. I use to own TXR 1 on Dreamcast. Thought that was the most immersive racing game ever after NFS.
The PS2 version looks a little blurrier, and also has more discreet brightness, although a greater number of polygons is perceived. For its part, the Dreamcast has some unique characteristics, it looks sharper, the textures are more defined and the lighting is more spectacular, however, a smaller number of polygons are seen. Both are very good options for anyone who wants to play this saga... Excellent chapter of VCDecide, greetings and thank you! ❤
Lighting? What lighting? The DC has no realtime lighting. The reflections look terrible. The Ps2 has much better REALTIME lighting and reflections
Eh. The PS2 has more technically demanding lighting that sacrifices style and aesthetic for a crude stab at actually placing the car in the environment.
The Dreamcast version looks like it belongs in an ad, no matter what else is happening.The focused art direction helps the visuals age better, just like Outrun still looks better than Ridge Racer 64.
@@jhkuno88 True... and although I like the PS2 version, I also appreciate the great work done with DC, it looks pretty good for its time.
@@jhkuno88it's got lovely interlacing and jaggy low resolution 🤦♂️ yes PS2 was great and so are it's fans 😆
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 In any case, they are very similar games, whatever version it is, what is worth it is playing it and not so much focusing on minor details.
Top nao conhecia essa saga, vou jogar!
Very nice soundtrack. I love house music and this game would be the beast for me back then, but I never knew it existed until now.
isso é normal o ps2 não ter outros carros na pista ou foi alguma opção que vc esqueceu de habilitar?
Também queria saber !
Pensei nisso também.
Não, o Playstation 2 que era limitado mesmo, dreamcast wins.
@@Leo-xh8pppois é a Sony enganava e continua enganando todo mundo!
Não é normal o PlayStation 2 era um console fraco o mais fraco d averbação mais o marketings da Sony enganou todo mundo. Você perguntava sobre gráficos eles falavam a mas roda filme em dvd
@@pires7spco pior de tudo era a Sony sempre mentindo a respeito
abertura do Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2 é puro cinema
Я так рад, что познакомился с этим шедевром именно на Дримкаст. Графика, звук, геймплей, трафик. Всё в лучших традициях городских гоночек.
Очень жаль, что Сега прогорела со своей консолью( Наверное Гран Туризмо и NFSU2 тоже бы выглядели шикарно👍
3D sólidos, sem serrilhados. Dreamcast wins!!!
Both look great. One looks obviously better though. We all know which one it is.
Yes the Dreamcast
indeed. The Ps2 Tokyo Extreme Racer Zero.
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
Hey, I'm pretty sure that music is not from this game. It's from Metropolis Street Racer. 🤔 Was it in BOTH games?
Prestei a atenção nas luzes dos postes, do Ps2 parece ter uma iluminação mais fiel, mas a do Dc fica como um rastro de luz quando passa por eles, parece que da um aspecto de mais velocidade
Dreamcast looks surprisingly good, considering it is older than the PS2.
dreamcast:
sharper textures, better lookin colors and reflections.
ps2:
furter culling, emitation of light
i`d like see something between
What nice game, great sound track, smooth gameplay... It brings me good feelings
Is that TJ Davis on the vocals?
Many comments here claiming they see more polygons in the PS2 version are evidence of Sony's effective marketing. In practice, the two consoles are very similar. The better resolution of the DC just makes it easier to see polygon edges. Comparing the two frame by frame, there are no real differences in this respect.
However, the differences in texture resolution are very clear. The PS2 version has significantly lower resolution textures due to the lack of hardware texture compression.
If you think the PS2 and Dreamcast are similiar hardware, then you understand neither.
Sega Retro has sources for their belief that the PS2 out performed Dreamcast in terms of polygon count per second, regardless of multiplat limitations.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 poly per sec mean nothing if they are rendered in an interlaced mess
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 You perfectly demonstrate how such misconceptions arise and persist. You can't simply compare theoretical figures from completely different architectures and draw relevant conclusions from them. The theoretical number of polygons of the PS2 is higher, but due to the architecture, the VideoLogic graphics chip of the DC is more efficient in drawing polygons and prevents overdrawing. This means that the PS2 will draw polygons that are further away and then paint over them again with polygons that are further forward, thus wasting them. The result in real world games is that you will see a very similar number of polygons on the screen although the technical figures suggest otherwise to the non-technical reader. In addition, Sony's advertising focused heavily on the theoretical polygon performance because that was the only number that was supposedly much better than the DC. But in real games, there's not much difference. Exceptions would be games that only use wireframes, for example, and no shading, lighting or texturing. But how many games do that?
PS2 was pushing more polygons than Dreamcast out of the box. Take a look at the sports games like NFL 2k2 from Sega themselves.
If they were so similar Sega wouldn't go the extra mile to tweak the geometry this time, something that wasn't the case in most DC to PS2 games.
DC has way better image quality but i much rather have better geometry and lighting than the slightly blocky models and flat lighting that's characteristic from Dreamcast games.
@@yasminesteinbauer8565 Odd. I never referred to Sony's marketing.
But thanks for proving you have zero interest in looking up real world triangle counts.
there is no traffic on ps2 ?
Not traffic but lots of fanboys 😂
@@Marmite101 kkkkkkk a do Dream era superior
@@G99PLAY a weaaattt?
There is traffic but on the normal Quest mode!
The person playing this decided to play in Free Run mode for whatever reason which doesn’t have cars on the road…
@@Marmite101There’s traffic!
It’s on the normal Quest mode!
Eu joguei muito a versão do Dreamcast e era muito bom, comparando as duas versões não tem como não falar que o Dreamcast era um video game a frente do tempo!
Is this the original soundtrack? Its so funky i love it. I gotta pick this up and try it
No, it's from Metropolis street racer, on Dreamcast
@@aleksandarmilosevic4414 that's a shame, I would've picked this game up on PS2...
@@LukeDodge916 I have tokyo xr2 on Dreamcast, and know, and I know soundtrack in this video is from Metropolis street racer, and soundtrack make only for this game, and it's great
Dreamcast looks like Xbox. Playstation looks like N64.
Almost always 😆
Tito prikito
Played both on real hardware yesterday so the timing of this video is great.
They are both fantastic games, though the PS2 game is better overall due to better AI in races.
DC has a nice bright palette, smooth image and its own cool touches, especially the amazing replays. Those car reflections are cool but don't match at all to the action.
PS2 has a more muted look but amazing use of light and draw distance.
Both are 60fps but Dreamcast slows down a lot, which is a shame.
Neither game has anti aliasing. PS2 game is jaggy because of the early issues with field rendering which were fixed pretty quickly. AA didn't really happen back this gen, it was a flicker filter which softened the image.
Both games are among my favourites. PS2 is the better overall package though and the best game in the entire series.
I found the PS2 version disappointing after playing the Dreamcast original
I owned both and hated the PS2 version, looked worse, had worse slowdown, was a jaggy muddy mess.
@@TeamGun pS2 version literally has no slowdown so you're remembering wrong. DC version has tons of slowdown.
I agree!
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For a game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest. 🙁
I have both...PS2 just plain Suks.. I bought Dreamcast since launch..it's still Magical till this day..
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Okay but from where did these songs came from?
I'm guessing PirateBay
дримкаст как сериес Х а пс2 как сериес С. Если вы понимаете о чем я.И еще в версии дримки гораздо больше трафик на дороге а на соньке безлюдно и пусто
Ha ha 👍
Dreamcast mucho mejor
ドリキャスの海外版のオープニング、実写も使ってるの？
しかもBGMが歌があるし日本版と違うんですね
ALGUÉM SABE O NOME DESSA MÚSICA POR FAVOR, DESDE JÁ AGRADEÇO 7:20
😍The PS2 version features several graphical improvements, such as dynamic brightness, an improved soundtrack and more realistic colors that perfectly simulate driving on the roads in the land of the rising sun, without a doubt it was a true revolution for its time. 💯
I agree!
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For a game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest.
@@Kev27RS Interesting observation... I also agree with you, I think that at some point car licenses became very important because they give more realism to car games.
@@Crystallums I meant license plates (number plates), not car licenses. 😉
Regarding licensed car brands, I agree though.
It gives more a sense of realism in a game generally speaking.
In this game (Tokyo Xtreme Racer) on the PS2, you can change the name of the car you buy. So if you buy the car that represents a Skyline GT-R R34, you can name it like that.
@@Kev27RS That's right... without a doubt both are great games, somewhat simple for driving but ultimately masterpieces. 😁👍
@@Crystallums True! 👍
We knew Deamcast was gonna win against drystation 2 😂
Look at the sales figures then.
@@webbrowser4603 boy nobody care that playstation fanboys bought ps2 in droves its still ugly its still weak still cant do textures I dont play sales I play better exp
@@webbrowser4603For real! 😂
The Dreamcast game doesn’t even have japanese license plates.
For a game that is set in Japan, it’s a turn-off to be honest.
@@webbrowser4603wtf do sales got to do with graphics idgad about how many people bought piecofshi2 its still the worse exp compared to Gamecube Xbox and Dreamcast sells isnt a flex im sure taco bell sell the most tacos so what
@@webbrowser4603sales this is a graphics comparison something ps2 always had problems with
This is an interesting comparison. This is one of the pairs of comparable games on DC and PS2 in which some would say that the DC's hardware has been pretty much peaked, while the developers started to dig deep into the PS2's hardware. Here, while we can see the Dreamcast's usual pros, like the reduced aliasing, generally better textures, and more vibrant imagery, we can also see the PlayStation 2's pros, like the higher fillrate/draw distance, more polygons, and better/more consistent lighting. Saying which looks better is about as subjective as it could possibly be. On the DC, I love the glossy look on the vehicles, the smoother texturing, and the addition of traffic for filling up the more vibrant scene. But, on the PS2, I love the enhanced draw distance and lighting, and more accurate reflection mapping, which can even be found on certain windows on buildings.
I do think people need to chill out when agruing which of these two look better, though I can empathize on both sides. But either way, is it not a safe bet that TXR 0 is showing more graphical fidelity than TXR 2 overall? The increased draw distance is one thing, but the variety of lighting and reflections is very striking, though I don't really mess with the shading on the car when it's in a tunnel. Looks off. The lighting and reflections may be establishing the PS2's better memory capacity, like how there are no short pauses (as far as I know) to load each time you drive long enough, unlike in TXR 2, though at the same time, it is impressive how short the loading is.
It's the singer from sonic R.
Title: Am I Only Dreaming
Singer: Teresa Jane Davis
thanks a lot!
@@zaavn Happy to help😁
6:00 PlayStation 2 era potente, mas não nesse caso, versão do Dreamcast é muito superior, inclusive a resolução!
Those Dreamcast version's load times are ridiculous.
Tho PS2 version didn't load any trafic
@@tomianz-1242 Given the load times, the Dreamcast version would have been wise to do the same.
No conocia este juego 👀 se ve genial
Gracias VCDECIDE o/