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DAYTONA USA GAME RELEASE MANUAL
DAYTONA USA GAME RELEASE LICENSE

DAYTONA USA GAME RELEASE MANUAL

The Daytona USA 2001 manual states this race takes place in a city called Las Segas. However, on mostly all 1994 machines, car 20's AI was toned down. On 1993 machines, car 20 was normally implemented to be an unfair opponent. There are a couple of cars to watch out for to secure first place in the track: cars 20 (MISS Tea), 46 (Bird Line), 53 (OK Bike Works), 55 (Evangeline Motor Oil), and 62 (Gladner Insurance). This is the tightest turn of the track, which leads to the pit road and the finish line. The third turn is the setting of a large mountainside, with the image of Sonic the Hedgehog engraved into the rock. If the player presses the Start button while playing, the first reel will stop, pressing the Start button again will stop the next reel and so on if the 3 reels match the player is awarded with extra time (7 seconds for three sevens, 5 seconds for three bars, 3 seconds for all other matches). The next section of track after the second turn is a straight road through a forest setting, and is dominated by three large slot machine reels embedded into a stone arch above the track. The first turn takes the player past cheering crowds on the right, with a large field fronting the pit stop area on the left. It begins with a rolling start, with the player in 40th place. * Skill Level: BeginnerThe Three Seven Speedway is a standard tri-oval speedway track in layout, based loosely on the Daytona International Speedway and Pocono Raceway. * Course BGM: 'The King Of Speed' (alternate theme: 'Pounding Pavement') * Number of laps: 8 / 20 / 80 (Standard / Grand Prix / Endurance mode) There are three race courses in the arcade version of Daytona USA.

DAYTONA USA GAME RELEASE LICENSE

Even though the game was released years before the Daytona USA Museum opened in Daytona Beach, the International Speedway Corporation had already held the copyright to the name 'Daytona USA.' Any future game would require a license to use the name Daytona USA.

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Linked deluxe cabinets may also include a camera pointing towards the drivers seat, linked to a closed-circuit television to show the player on a separate screen. 'Daytona USA' offers multiplayer and introduced the possibility of linking four twin cabinets or eight deluxe cabinets to create an eight-player competition. The player's objectives are to outrun the competing cars, and complete the race before time runs out. The player is put behind the wheel of a stock car (known as the Hornet), with the choice of three tracks as well as an automatic or manual transmission. At the time of its release, Daytona USA was the most detailed 3D racer on the market. The game was built upon groundwork laid by the 1992 release ' Virtua Racing'. It was originally released in 1993, with a revision in 1994. 'Daytona USA' is a racing arcade game by Sega. Input= Steering wheel, 4-position Shifter, 2 Pedalsĭisplay= Raster 496 x 384 pixels (Horizontal), 8192 colors Platforms= Arcade, Sega Saturn, Windows, Sega Dreamcast Released= 1993 flagicon|Japan (original release)ġ994 flagicon|USA flagicon|World(Revision) Publisher= Sega, Hasbro Interactive (US release of Dreamcast version), Infogrames (UK release of Dreamcast version) Developer= Sega-AM2, Sega-AM4, Genki (Dreamcast)

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