Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition Game Sample - Sega Saturn

[GonoManiax]

Im amazed about how much better this looks compared to the first Daytona Usa on Saturn, that one had some ugly-ass pop-up, it was really distracting.

Does this CE include the original music tracks with vocals? Kinda weird to race on Seaside street galaxy withouth hearing: I WANNA FLYYY SKY HIGHH!

[didogazeto]

i will buy it...later...maybe.........naa­h

[kevenzz]

I bought the original version for the saturn back in 1995 and I though it looked great and was fast paced..... until I played the arcade version on emulator recently..... damn I realised it was slow and sluggish...... I never bought the Championship edition but maybe I should have.... 30fps instead of 20fps for the original.

[guitarmaster509]

Sounds like Motley Crew

[aubba]

even the dreamcast has this type of pop up

[GonoManiax]

@aubba it doesn't.

[Scourgeandmephiles93]

How do you drive this effectively? When I try the drifting I end up sideslamming into a wall.

[TheSmashgamer]

It's awesome. How did you get it because it's supposed to be pretty rare and expensive.

[SegaFanatic5188]

@TheSmashgamer This isn't the rare and expensive version, CCE can be had for under $10 if you know where to look. The rare and expensive version is the Netlink Edition.

[Vysethedetermined2]

@SegaFanatic5188 Yep.

[Scourgeandmephiles93]

@SegaFanatic5188 Are you saying that the Sega Saturn had online functions?

[SegaFanatic5188]

@Scourgeandmephiles93 Yes, it did have online functions. Look up the Netlink Cartridge.

[RodriTheHedgehog]

The game sounds really cool. For a 96 game, it has very good graphics, i kinda like the graphics. But the game sounds really cool.

[mvszao]

this game was awesome!

[alvieao2]

This updated version used a modified Saturn engine from Sega Rally Championship considering that Daytona CCE was developed by Sega-AM3 (Hitmaker), who worked on the aforementioned game.

The Japanese version, Daytona USA: Circuit Edition (released a few months later) included both the arcade and CCE soundtracks, and also brought back the original control scheme.