Battle of the Ports - Daytona USA - デイトナー ＵＳＡ (Show #40) 60fps
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Daytona is the most successful racing game of all time. It's still one of the very few 20 year old games that still pulls in customers! It was also one of the first games to offer such detailed texture mapped worlds too. Yes, Daytona USA was magical back in 1993 and still is even now.
This video was recorded in 60fps however the capture card seemed to be dropping frames with the Arcade and Dreamcast versions of the game. The 360 version seems to be unaffected.
Time Code:
00:31 - Arcade (60fps)
03:09 - Sega Saturn (Original release) (20 ~ 24fps)
07:15 - PC Windows '95 (Original Release) (30fps)
09:34 - Sega Saturn (Circuit Edition) (30fps)
14:54 - PC Windows '95 (Deluxe Edition) (30fps)
17:53 - Dreamcast (60fps)
23:00 - Xbox 360 (60fps)
Enjoy!
That 360 port is a thing of beauty.
Andrew Vrba It sure is.
If only people still played it online. It’s certainly a fun time.
before I bought it, i tried emulation but it did thus thing where the start button was held down so it never stopped playing... glad I gave up
NAS Games thats not even the games fault
I'm so glad I watched this & ordered the Japanese version instead of the USA release.
Good call. The US version of the remake is missing so much.
You have to hold the thumbstick forward in the DC version if you want to have any semblance of control. This is of course both tiring and difficult to do since the DC thumbstick is so difficult to grip, but it's what you have to do to get by.
The 360/PS3 port is great. Love playing it, but it was really hard to find people to race online. I wish Sega would port it to PC already.
Yeah, these days it's hard to find online races with the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. Real shame too.
"The 360/PS3 port is great. Love playing it, but it was really hard to find people to race online. I wish Sega would port it to PC already."
The game is already on Pc thanks to the Windows 10 version of the XBox Live. However, praying for a Steam release is nearly impossible because I think this port didn't do well in sales.
@@dse763 the only reason it sold poorly it's because it was not advertised, (I had no idea they did a port) because Daytona has got a legendary status among gamers (way more than Virtual Racing), its fame is second only to Out Run.
Never would have believed that arcade version is from 1993!! If I didn't know, thanks to your video, I would have thought it's a game from the late 90-s!!
Yes, it'S hard to believe. It looks so good!
Most Sega arcade games were pretty much ahead of their time.
Call it mid-90's instead.
I've always loved this game. The slick frame rate and ready-filtered textures are timeless, and it's a dream to play in HD on my PS3.
Battle of the Ports - Daytona USA. Let's take a look at 7 versions of the Sega classic!
Retro Core I can vouch for the HD console release, even the force feedback in that version is arcade perfect compared the emulated Model 2 version. Now if only Sega would release Daytona USA 2 on HD consoles
Oh man, I'd love a quality home port of Daytona 2 done in the same way as Daytona original was.
Nice idea but there's no need as my next Retro Core show will focus on the Saturday :) the PC Engine CD episode will go live in about 18 hours with the Saturn following the following month.
what is good that everyone has the Xbox One/PS4 Versions (backward compatibility, duh)
It's so ridiculous how a 15 years old racing game runs on 60 fps on a Dreamcast (as a lot of racing game in that era) and today publishers insist that 30 fps are more than enough, more cinematic and more pleasant.... The sad thing is that people belive them and insults PCist when they say that 30 fps are not enough....
MasterControl90 60fps is better but 30fps is enough. Forza Horizon 2 is locked at 30fps but it's still an amazing game.
30 fps was the 1995 standard...
Retro Core Definitely not enough for me! I stopped playing 30 fps games in the 128 bit console generation.
31leoceara world of longplays just reminded me that were 60 fps games even on the PS1 (Ridge Racer hi-spec)
MasterControl90
And Einhander! When I saw Einhander for the first time, I asked myself why developers didn't aim for those gorgeous smooth graphics instead of crappy, choppy framerate.
It's worth noting that Daytona USA 2001 was co-developed by Genki, the same company behing the Shutokou Battle (Tokyo Xtreme Racer) games, which explains for the extremely twitchy analog controls. Only the Western releases allowed players to adjust the analog sensitivity, but that still doesn't change the fact for being such.
Daytona USA on XBLA/PSN on the other hand? An excellent port done by Sega's AM Convert Team (or AM Ishoku Team), also responsible for the console ports of After Burner Climax, Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown and the Model 2 Collection games. It even has the "Waiting For Your Entry" animation with the mini cars, albeit only in the porting staff's credits screen...
Yes, that's right. Genki were involved with the DC version of Daytona.
I agree that the XBLA version is just pure class. In fact every game you listed is :)
With a wheel it's perfect
Good news. The 360 port has been ported to the Xbox One!
excellent news
I was pretty happy to see Classic Doom on there too. Now thats a game I can play forever.
The Windows 95 Deluxe Edition looked like it was on Mars! WTF?!?
i just got tha 360 port of Daytona USA a few days ago and i couldn't been more happier
If you ever get the chance, play the 360 version on a Series X. 4K daytona!
@@RetroCore i don't have a 4K TV sadly but i have played it on my Sister's XBOX Series S and it plays great too
Never understood the dislike of the Saturn CCE version, it's my favourite out of all of them... And the music is great.
I agree, CCE on Saturn is awesome even if its not faithful to the orignal Arcade, and honestly fun gameplay and decent graphics are more important than accuracy, look at the first Daytona port on the Saturn for proof. Sure it looks exactly like the Arcade orignal, but the pop in, draw distance and low frame rate suck so hard that its a bad game in itself to play, and yes the remixed soundtrack on CCE is better!
Daytona USA on the dreamcast has perfect controls with a steering wheel
The USA version (IDK about PAL, but definitively not on the Japanese version) of Daytona USA 2001/DC haves the option to adjust the sensitivity, and with that the controls can really get improved.
The arcade version of this game is the only one I've played first time i played it was a Bill Bob's in Ft. Worth Texas. Now i play the PS3 version when i want a retro racing game kick. Great soundtrack too.
Daytona USA will be a classic for many years to come. Maybe even longer that Outrun.
As a kid in 1996, i played the original saturn version. In 2006 i saw the 8 player system link arcade of it at Dave and Busters, 4 player system link arcade at ESPN place in 2008 which was shut down in Baltimore 2010 and 2 player system link arcade at the movies. I got the full version of it on Xbox 360 via Xbox One backwards compatibility.
Awesome comment
I love Dreamcast Daytona. The handling is more like Scud Race than Daytona which I actually enjoy. Makes for an extra challenge.
erick martin is a very good singer and he is quite loved in Japan, I understand that the purpose of the video is to appreciate the authenticity of the arcade version with the music sung by takenobu mitsuyoshi, but that does not mean that one singer is better than another when alone it's all about tastes, I love your videos! try to be less contemptuous for the next one.
Frame rate, the car shape at the standard view, controls and the mooooosak...getting those right is key.
Agreed
gimme the ps3 version on my switch right this instant!!!
Love this game even to this day.
Correct. It's the only racing game apart from Out Run and the original Ridge Racer that I keep coming back to however Daytona is the one I come back to the most. It's just such a great game.
Retro Core I love the 360 version most because the dreamcast version was a good looking but it was a big let down with the control. Out Run love the original xbox the 2SP and the coast 2 coast. But is real, Daytona is a game that never dies.
Daytona on the 360 is by far the ultimate version of the game. It looks fantastic, handles great and has online multiplay (sadly no longer working).
Sega racing games are heaven, that's why there is still many fans. Power drift, super hang on, outrun, cool riders, virtua racing, daytona usa, sega rally, manx tt, initial d, sega race tv, scud race, le Mans 24h, crazy taxi, outrun 2 etc...
Wonderful video. Daytona USA brings back a lot of great memories. Waiting in line to play at the local arcade was exciting in itself. When I think of great Sega titles, this is one of the first games that comes to mind. Roooooooooooooolling Staaaaaaaaaaaart!
I was lucky enough to play the big 8 player simulated version that had you sitting in life size car cabins. They would tilt and turn as you raced around the track and shook like mad if you crashed :)
The now-defunct local arcade that I used to play at in San Francisco (Fun Center) had those AFAIR, but I only remember them having 4 hooked up. The lines were so long that you could be waiting well over an hour for a chance to plunk down $1+. I only got a chance to play a few times.
Daytona USA was the first game that actually gave Street Fighter 2/CE/TE a run for its quarters at that arcade.
It was quite a scene to take in, as you had games like T2: The Arcade Game at the front to catch people's attention, then rows of fighting games, and an opposite row of Daytona USA. The second room had all the "other" games that weren't as profitable, but were kept because the arcade actually owned those.
If I were ever to come into a large amount of money, a few of those units would likely be on the list. :-)
Someinterweb guy
Oh yes, I remember the heydays of arcades well. To be fair there are still quite a few good real gamer arcades around here but I don't visit them as much as I should. That arcade you talked about sounds like a true classic.
Forgot how ugly the saturn port was. I still played a ton of it because it played like the arcade even if it looked like a 32x game, lol.
The Saturn may not be much of a 3D machine, but the 32X can't do that much texture mapped polygons that are on display in Saturn Daytona USA
The first Saturn Daytona was rushed. Sega Rally, while lower-res than the arcade, was a very close conversion for a home console at the time
The 360 version looks very nice. I downloaded the trial version and wasn't that impressed with it (not bad - just though it was OK) but maybe I'll give it another go.....
Using the steering wheel with the Dreamcast version gives you great control - makes me feel like they designed it that way. If you are stuck with the default pad you can still improve things by turning the sensitivity way down in the options.
UPDATE : 360 port is great! :) I still love the DC port with the wheel too and it has more tracks.
Exactly- the DC version needs to be played with a wheel as they originally wanted us to. Shame that most people don’t and assume the controls are too sensitive. Even though I played with a pad for years and got used to the controls even able to pull off drifts round corners with ease.
I really don't know why sega didn't make a port of Daytona 2 even though the dreamcast was surely powerful enough to bring Daytona 2 to the living room
Binging the port playlist and so sick of that song by midway through this video!
Me playing this 10 years ago: Wow! So realistic!
Me today: Wow! 3D graphics improved so well!
This is my childhood right there. In the arcades playing outrun and daytona
Classic. I can never get enough of this and Daytona 2. I constantly drive with this music on my cd player.
If only Daytona 2 would get a home conversion.
Retro Core Agreed. So frustrating they tease it in Outrun 2 on Xbox.
@@RetroCoreIt’s finally happening.
excellent video, subscribed
+alex ling cheers man!
hey yall the guy who sang like pretty much alot of the songs in daytona is the same man who sang the FZERO MEDLEY! and i am talking the smash bros fans only lol
You'll have to revise this with the new Daytona!
Rolling Staaaaaaaaaaaaaart... another nostalgic trip with a classic
Glad you liked it.
Yess thanks! I had the pc version
Dreamcast is Best no competition, wish we got part 2
one of the best arcade game ever, but on the real cabinet
I really like this game, especially the arcade version with the steering wheel and all that crud.
As far as know, 8 player linked system arcade consists of 8 different colors of hornet.
Player 1 (Red), Player 2 (Blue), Player 3 (Yellow), Player 4 (Green), Player 5 (Black), Player 6 (Pink), Player 7 (Light Blue), & Player 8 (Orange).
As soon as I got my xbox 360 a few years ago, this was one of the first XBLA games I got. Just wish the online community was much bigger than it is, but it's nice to still get some awesome multiplayer games in!
Good call. Back in the day the online community was good but it kind of dropped of by a year later.
I used to have the PC version of Deluxe. It just didn't scratch the itch.
It took a while to happen but the 360 port finally came to the rescue.
Indeed. The 360 release is the ultimate way to play Daytona at home. Still, the first Saturn version with it's awful graphics still plays really well.
The Japanese Circuit Edition but the best version to play is the original release. The best version of Daytona USA out of all versions is the 360 version.
No worries :)
The best version of Saturn Sega Rally is the Japanese only Sega Rally Championship Plus!
Very good mate!
Thanks. Daytona is a true classic.
I might track down a Japanese version of CCE but I tell you man, my friends spent many Friday night rocking CCE back in our high school days so we adore the new theme AM3 made for that version! haha come on man, IT ROCKS!! :-D
Man that "sky high" song makes me think of PSO ver 2 on Dreamcast
That's odd. Still, both great games 👍
that freaking song... DAYTONNAAAA
I have to say it: I don't understand complaining over controls in Daytona USA for the Dreamcast. Once you set sensitivity to a proper level the car controls very well. It is suited well for analog stick and triggers and you can do very smooth turns. I love everything about this version, except a version of Sky high. The original is much better.
He's from Japan, and thus, he didn't have that option while making this video.
The original AM2 Saturn port is still the most fun to this day.
I agree about the Saturn port being amazing in the playability department. I must have played that port more than anything else ever! Saying that the Xbox 360 version is also fantastic. In fact it controls just as well as the Saturn but looks better than the arcade since it's based upon the arcade rel-release in HD.
Dreamcast version is not running through vga.
In order to have any fun in this game you must select manual.
On sharp corners (any coreners you are hitting the wall)
A few meters before one of those turns (do not let go of gas, do not brake)
Shift down 2 gears (at this point the drift will start)
after 1 second shift up
1 second later shift up again
This should result in a clean drift around most corners
There are better tutorials, but that is what it basically comes down to, I think..
It way probably running through RGB for this video.
Is there any differences regarding the graphic, gameplay and in game content from 360 to PS3 version?
I couldn't say as I've never played the PS3 version. They're probably the same I would imagine.
Just watching this made me go and purchase the ps3 download one, thanks nostalgia overload.
I wasn't aware it was still o the PS3 store. I remember someone saying it was removed along with Afterburner Climax. It's good to know it's still up there.
Retro Core you're kinda correct. But Daytona didn't get removed, Outrun Online Arcade did. After burner got removed aswell.
We played this game on Saturn like nuts, until SEGA Rally Championship came out and Daytona USA CE.
You and me both! I still play it from time to time.
I always wondered what did they smoke when putting the horse as a playable car...
... the same when they did actually put Grasshopper in Fighter's Mega Mix too!
The game (Arcade) is a bit misterious and curious, which adds replayability.
Like the roulette in track one, the seagulls getting larger if you constantly press start button on track 2!
And that Jeffrey's statue......
Sega Model 2 emulator by ElSemi at version 1.0 fully supports 360 pads (I haven't tried a 360 racing controller though, I got a cheap one for PC and it's awful... but 360 pads are just good enough!).
Nice comparison man!
decayedmatter Thanks. Glad you liked it.
I actually prefer circuit edition on the Saturn over the original Saturn version. I hear many people say the controls are worse but I don't think they're worse just different. In fact I do better in some areas with the different controlls compared to the original. Pair that with the increased framerate, inreased draw distance, new tracks, more cars, multiplayer and choice of music makes it my favourite racing game on the Saturn.
Both the updated CE and CCE are better ports than the orignal Saturn game IMO.
What triggers me about this was there was NO PORT OF DAYTONA 2
That is a shame. Daytona 2 should have came to the Dreamcast
😂 Still remember my old forum days, Jag fanboys swore blind if you used X game engine and the Jaguar CD, the Jaguar could pull off a component conversion of this.
The hardware couldn't process as much complex geometry as the Saturn, let alone being built with Texture-Mapping in mind.
If this had come to the Jaguar as part of the Sega deal, it would of been an abomination.
Atari couldn't even get a solid Virtua Racing style game on the system 🤣
The best version overall is Playstation 3, why? Its the same as the 360 version but logitech gt logitech g25 and g27 force feedback wheel work great with the playstation 3 version. Also if you use a M2 emulator on Pc and know how to change options in the game, not emulator options you can get the original arcade force feedback using a Pc compatible force feedback wheel like logitech and Thrustmaster.
Here lies the most popular arcade in my entire country
(Well atleast until 2014)
Your country has good taste 👍
Hi Retro Core, greetings from Medellin, Colombia. A question for you, since you seem to be quite knowlegable about Sega: since Sega re-released a lot of ports of their games for the PS2 and even the Gamecube, then how come there was never a Daytona USA port for the PS2? These platforms that you mention here got it, yet Sega never bothered with the 6th generation consoles (apart from the Dreamcast, obiously). It's something I have always wondered.
Great job with your videos, I enjoy them quite a lot. Keep it up.
Hi Carlos,
The reason Sega never did a PS2 port of Daytona was mostly due to the Daytona license. After the Dreamcast game Sega's license to use the Daytona name has ran out. They couldn't even use it in the arcades. So when they released a HD version of Daytona in the Arcade they had to call it Sega Classic Racing. This is the version of the game which was ported to the Xbox 360. Luckily for us Sega was able to require the Daytona license for the 360 port.
What a shame! But then again, at that time Sega was facing lots and lots of hardships. Porting games to non native systems of them was very hard, I guess. Nevertheless, Daytona USA for PS2 could have been a killer app for Sega back then. So sad, really :(
7MGTESupraTurboA it's a possibility for sure but one we'll never know since as far as thepublic has known this game it has always been Daytona since the early screen shots.
Woudn't it be lovely if it's ported to the newest generation of consoles regardless of whatever name it's called? Well, that's a possibility all of us, Daytona USA fans, would love.
7MGTESupraTurboA
And now you can't even download it any more :( I hope my 360 HD doesn't die.
I'd recommend getting the PC version of Circuit Edition if you have a PC from the early 00's lying around.
Will it look better than it does on my video? I have a feeling the textures look so bad because of the graphic drivers in modern PCs.
Retro Core It looks quite a bit better, yes. I'd say it's slightly better looking than the Saturn version.
NIce to hear. The original PC version also looks nicer than the original Saturn version.
I do have such a PC, might be worth a go!
custardo Definitely, mate.
Fun Fact: On the back cover of the European version of Daytona USA for the Saturn (not the Circuit/Champion Circuit Edition), they had the nerve of calling it a "pixel perfect" conversion
Seriously? Man, that's some nerve.
Joguei muito isto quando cheguei no Japão kkk muito bom!!
nice extensive comparison of the classic!
Thanks.
ROLLING STAAAAAAAAAAAAART!!!!!!!!!!
Music be driving me crazy
at 26:00 what was up with that thing flying? It looked like a flying wing of a seagull with out the seagull body. Maybe it was a stealth Seagull.
I'm so happy I was able to alert you in time about UA-cam's new 60fps support so this comparison could be done as such. And what a game to start releasing 60fps videos on........Thanks for all your effort.
One minor nitpick, in an effort to help you get as good a video as you can make it, the scrolling of your text is very jumpy, despite it being 60fps. In fact, its more apparent now than before at 30. Is there anything you can do about that?
Ah, the scrolling text is jumpy only if your computer is skipping frames. I check the videos via my 360, XBOX One, Desk Top and laptop. On the laptop and the 360 the text can be a little jumpy (more so on the laptop) but on the other systems it's silky smooth. If you have a XBox One or maybe a PS4, try streaming the video through that to see if that fixes the choppy scrolling text.
I was able to use a script to download the video and check it, and play it directly on my PC. I'm not dropping any frames, and the effect s still there..
Hmm, very off. I'll take another look at it tonight when I get home. How bad is it? Is it constantly jerking or is it like every now and then a frame is dropped?
Retro Core Consistently. Like when you're watching a 24fps panning scene on a 60hz TV. Hopefully you know what I'm talking about.
rd1979 I'm looking at it a bit more, and it seems better, but I still see it at times, but the framerate counter says its not dropping any frames.
Mark what capture software do you use, have you given OBS a go?
I use the software that came with the capture card in conjunction with MP4 H246 encoders from the K-Lite codec pack. I'll give OBS a try and see what results I can get. maybe smaller file sizes could be possible.
Retro Core OBS is good for recording games from you PC (emulators) for recording stuff from actual consoles i use AmaRec its really good and can encode on the fly if using x264vfw codec, i can record 1080p videos about and hour long and they only come out around 30GB and are more or less loseless quality. Theres a guide here if your interested....blz.la/rgb/guide.html
Hope its of help
Were you playing a rip of the Windows 95 version of Deluxe Edition? When you were showing the PC exclusive track, the music is missing.
Yes, I was using a ripped version of that. I don't own the original of that release I'm afraid. I guess the ISO was ripped wrongly which is wh the music track wasn't playing. I should have dubbed something over it I guess.
Retro Core Search for the full disc image of Daytona USA Deluxe here www.old-games.ru/
Use your browser's whole page translator if you can't read Russian.
The archived image is about 406.88MB because of the Redbook music tracks.
After installing, you can either use the original software renderer that the game shipped with or apply the Direct3D patch that you can find here www.patches-scrolls.com/
Then listen to the music for that PC exclusive track because it a unique medley music track that's only found on the PC version.
Tempora158 Thanks ! I'll download that and have a look and listen to the PC music.
Heh, there is more popup on the 360 than Dreamcast. Wasn't expecting that.
Ah, that's because it's based upon the Arcade code where as the Dreamcast version was completely remade which also explains its crappy controls.
@@RetroCore which can be adjusted on tha US version
Ok, hypothetical..
On the Saturn original, you can fix either the frame rate to 30fps (not 60.. sorry lol) or the pop in... which do you chose?
Framerate as long as the handling stays the same.
anyone know where to download the arcade rom???
Another great Battle! What upcoming battles do we have to look forward too, I wonder? (Probably top-secret).
A bit of trivia, but the beloved Hornet was a downloadable for that awful RR Vita game.
There's a few more Model 2 games on the way which I own various originals of :) Then I also have a list so long that it contains enough games for 2 years of videos with a release each week :) But what will be next? More model 2 I'm thinking :)
Yeah, I know about the Hornet in RR on the vita. Pretty cool but a sad game.
Retro Core
That's probably, Dead or Alive, in the bag then? (That will be very interesting, in terms of cross-platforms). Anyway, you are producing a truly great, fascinating and original series here. Many Thanks!
Woaah, i ve never noticed the graphic différences between the original saturn version and the championship circuit edition. There are less textures and polygones in the CCE, lower resolution too... It's a "light" edition.
Actually the CCE is higher resolution by a long shot. It may just be hard to notice on the video. Not sure about the polygon count though.
I'm not sure too, that's the impression i had when i saw the two games.
Amazing soundtrack.
Great video :)
Recent port aside, my favorite was the first Saturn one, and yeah had the PAL version too. Wish they would have released Daytona USA 2 for DC and not just another version of the first one, especially with those kind of controls. Did hear it worked great with the wheel though.
I'm also a very big fan of the Saturn game. It looks like crap but plays so well. Not so much a fan of the DC version mind you.
Feel the exact same way.
The PAL version is the worst version in sega saturn port and i wouldn't recommend playing that version.
I am so happy you did this BOTP but man.. watching this play was somewhat painful.
I know it's hard with modern controllers but at least you have to play on manual transmission to do some powersliding!
That's half the fun of the game is figuring out the powersliding mechanic.
This is one of my favorite games of all time and i adore the medium track. I have played it hundreds of times trying to perfect the racing line and get the most speed out of the turns.. The way the power sliding mechanic interacts with the downshifting and slamming from brakes to gas and the force feedback of the arcade version's steering is like no other game.
I urge you to watch and read about higher level daytona USA play if you are not familiar with powersliding or why to use manual transmission as it will open up a whole new world to you with this classic game.
To make a metaphor - playing the game in automatic and simply braking to take the turns is like playing street fighter and only using the attack buttons.
Learning how and when to use the shifter, brake, and throttle to powerslide is like learning how to do combos and mixups in street fighter.
Oh make no mistake I was the God of Daytona back in 1994. I played the Saturn game to death as well. I just haven't played the game properly for many years so I've lost my touch. The PC versions were played with a keyboard too which didn't help. The DC version has awful controls plus kept dropping frames as did the arcade emulation making it hard to control. All excuses I know but true :)
Retro Core I remember picking up the DC version of Daytona and after a couple of goes thought I had bought a stinker. But I discovered by being really light on the analog stick and not pushing hard left and right it played like a treat. Despite it's ugliness I still think my favourite home version is the original Saturn version for sheer playability. Never had a 360 but that does look nice.
Wilton NineSixNine
You're right. The Saturn original is or should I say was the best home version. The ultimate version not is the 360 port without a doubt :)
i come back after almost a year later to sadly break some bad news, Daytona USA on XBOX Marketplace is being sadly delisted after February 7th 2023 😢glad i got it when i got it
Yep, all 360 games are going. Get them while you can!
@@RetroCore i might make a spare account just to have a backup with Daytona USA
lol the ending
Dreamcast u can pick from 10 cars and some of them are crazy
so they drop the daytona name in that "remasted" arcade........the song too? well , the "lyrics" at least
retrovideogamejunkie You know I can't remember the audio now on the remastered arcade game called Sega Classic racing. It's been a long time since I played it.
7:17
What happend to the sky? Why the graphics are so glitched?
Now this is weird since this game works fine on my Win 10.
Very old video. I was probably using a crappy PC at that point.
Rorring start!
9:25 How to initiate a controlled drift in daytona? I can only place 11th, 12th or so in that course.
Hmm, it's a little different than real driving, that's for sure. Without actually playing the game it's tough to remember but I'm sure what I do is break sharply (stab the break) and turn in to the corner at the same time. From here I accelerate once the drift starts. This keeps the car under control. You also should stear the car as well to keep control. When you want to come out of the drft, you must turn in to it.
I dont actually recall the PC version of Daytona USA Deluxe looking any bad. Sure, there is the pop-up, but everything else looks fine to me. You may try using High polygon mode if you haven't. Also, weirdly you can choose the music of each track, with most of them being listed as (remix) even if the original isnt present (On my CD apparently). I dont remember either the weather/ambience selectable, and I dont know how to enable it.
+TheArcadeStriker It's possible that Japan saw a different release than the west. maybe that's why you didn't have the weather option and your version looked different?
Nevermind, the D3D patch enables the weather option. I still see it the same, though.
+TheArcadeStriker Just worth mentioning, now you can play the original PC version of Daytona USA with no graphic glitches if you use dxwnd to make the game windowed and Borderless Gaming to make it fullscreen without screwing up the graphics. (You must have loaded the game through dxwnd)
That's pretty cool but now that we have a better than arcade version available on the 360 and PS3 (I think) it's nothing more than a curiosity. That is unless you don't have access to the 360 or PS3 versions.
Well, it at least works for me. (I dont have access to HD versions due to lacking the needed consoles) It definitively plays better than Saturn version (No sound on SSF and input lag).
It's weird that the Dreamcast version has zero draw-in, but the PS3/360 version has pop-up objects in a few places
David Curry That's because it's based upon the arcade code where as the Dreamcast game is an all new title.
Would be cool if you could show what resolution each game is running at.
+Gregz0r They're all running at 720p in this video due to the way they are captured but I guess you want to know the native resolution? I'm afraid that's too much work as these videos are done in what very little spare time I have. Sorry.
I'll just write it here:
Arcade: 512x384
Saturn (both versions): 320x240
PC (both versions): 640x480 (I think? If not, then 320x240)
Dreamcast: 640x480
Xbox 360: 1280x720
All of them are 4:3 except the Xbox 360 version
ROOOO-LING STAAAAAAAART!!!! I have the PS3 version! WOOHOO!!!!
Ótimo video!!! Parabéns!!!!
Is it possible to run any of these on a emulator on the psp?
I don't think so. But then again I'm not very familiar with PSP emulation.
I live in the UK. I got a few questions that I need answering for Daytona USA Championship Edition:
1. Does the game share the US name or the Japanese name
2. Does it share the same soundtrack as the US release or the Japanese release?
I'll add more question if I need to when I get more curious until I give in and bought the game.
For the Saturn re-release the names do different and only the Japanese version features the original music while the US and UK version only have the nasty remade music tracks. The US version is the worst though. The UK version had the controls tweaked a little with the Japanese version being tweaked even more. Overall the Japanese release is the diffinative version. Same with Sega Rally too.
i dont think you can really compare the win95 version of the port in that state....
But Daytona USA 2 and SCUD Race has no slowdown anymore. And Graphics are really good,but Daytona 2 has missing textures on the AI vehicles.
Circuit Edition was a missed opportunity, it had better frame-rate and graphics, but worse controls than the first port.
+Marcel Weber The Japanese version does have better controls than the US release because it came much later but even then it's still not as good as the original.
I want that 360/PS3 perfect port for my Switch Right. Fucking. Now.
The Sega Saturn version played like a dream
then you say it ran at 20-24fps
well which is it?
It does play like a dream. They fixed the controls to work within the limitations of the frame rate. Everything feels just right.
It isn't like gaming today where controls are made for 60fps and if your game doesn't reach that, we'll tough. Back then limitation had to be worked around.
Found the frame whore
60 fps or not, if the controls are good, then it plays well, something the Dreamcast port couldn't do despite muh 60 fps
I hear so much good stuff about Daytona USA, but what about it's sequel? Any opinions?
I think the reason people talk about the original so much is because it was lightyears ahead of anything else around at the time. The 2nd game is also very good but its not as iconic as the original.
@@RetroCore True. I bet when this game first came out, it looked and felt next gen compared to everything else. I just wish that Daytona USA 2 got more attention by both SEGA, AM2, and fans alike, as it never got a home port. By the way, did you know that Daytona USA 2 was planned to get a port on the Dreamcast, but due to time constraints, I guess, Daytona USA 2001 took its place, borrowing elements from the sequel?
Surprised Daytona USA 2 didn't get much attention, as it was my first arcade game I've ever played
14:42 - 14:54 : Shit just got real
Daytona USA 2 console port coming next month!
Sadly it's hidden within another game. If only Sega would release a Model 2 collection disc.
I would give you a million thumps up for this video if I could! Fantastic video, minus a couple spelling errors (ridiculous not ridicules) ;-) Love your show.
Oops, missed that error :(