Please don't you dare say first Anyway, that's some cool stuff, i didn't even knew this game existed, it appears to be Hot Pursuit 2 but in an arcade cabinet, i thought only Underground and Carbon had these
Most of them are probably just this (NFS GT) but upgraded! Alas these things are nightmares to work on, and expensive to repair, so most owners upgraded them to the more profitable newer games.
Most arcade racers usually have the force feedback as an operator setting, the only other games that I know that allow you to change the FFB strength are the Initial D games.
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The nfs arcade discord link in the guide you provided doesn't work anymore. Also, nice run
Holy fuck.....Hot Pursuit 2 Arcade edition.....I never seen THAT before not at 1 years old in 2002.
Need For Speed GT came out in 2003 (1 year after Hot Pursuit 2’s release)
@@TabletZombiethat's interesting...and I used to visit arcades before.
I've never heard of this before...
Please don't you dare say first
Anyway, that's some cool stuff, i didn't even knew this game existed, it appears to be Hot Pursuit 2 but in an arcade cabinet, i thought only Underground and Carbon had these
Most of them are probably just this (NFS GT) but upgraded! Alas these things are nightmares to work on, and expensive to repair, so most owners upgraded them to the more profitable newer games.
need for spud
feedback? i have never seen an arcade machine with this feature during the game
Most arcade racers usually have the force feedback as an operator setting, the only other games that I know that allow you to change the FFB strength are the Initial D games.
WMMT as well iirc
Why is it running at triple speed?
It isn’t, this is what the arcade game is like
@@KaceFiles For the first time cars actually feel powerful in this version of HP2. It always felt as if the cars were lacking power in the original.