Daytona USA 2: Power Edition - Attract Mode

The attract mode of one of the greatest SEGA racers, Daytona USA 2: Power Edition.

This game runs on the SEGA Model 3 hardware, Step 2.1, and it's the upgrade kit of Daytona USA 2: Battle On The Edge.

The game features a new design for the Beginner Course, the return of the Hornet Classic (the car of the original Daytona USA), and a brand new Challenge Course, which mixes the Advanced, Expert and Beginner Course in one single track, an updated AI for the opponent cars, and of course this intro.

NOTE: video taken from MAME version 0.119. This game has some graphic glitches and missing sound. I added the sound myself.

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• USA
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• Power
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• Attract
• Mode

[simond10]

You dont need a very powerful pc anymore. supermodel3 dot (com

[ItalianLightning03]

@simond10 yeah, i know, and i hope they will release the 0.21a version soon. i can't wait! :)

[sideswipe3511]

did you accidently change it to japanese or has it been always been japanese

[ItalianLightning03]

@sideswipe3511 the game's default language is japanese. once you start playing it you have to switch the language by yourself

[ItalianLightning03]

@sideswipe3511 it's in japanese because i still didn't know how to change the language when i made this video

[sideswipe3511]

@ItalianLightning03 thats cool bro but why is it in japanese

[RaptorZX3]

@ItalianLightning03 the usual thing is CPU+motherboard+RAM (because your DDR2 will probably not work on the newer boards with DDR3 slots). on my PC (Core i5 750 @ 2.73Ghz, 8gb DDR3-1600, eVGA Geforce GTX560Ti Superclocked) it seem to run fine with good framerate, sometimes it slow down, but i suspect emulation hiccups.

[ItalianLightning03]

@RaptorZX3 the point of fact is, i HAVE supermodel emulator and i tell you, with my dual core processor it runs daytona usa 2 at about 30-35 fps; you like it or not, you need a good pc to run it smoothly, with a recent video card and a good amount of RAM (and btw, i suppose my processor is kinda obsolete at this time, i just have to buy a new one with a new motherboard)

[RaptorZX3]

@ItalianLightning03

you don't need a super-powerful PC, it's the MAME emulation that isn't improved and optimized enough. try the newest Supermodel emulator! Heck you can run Wii games fine on most average dual/quad cores with an average video card and 2-4gb of RAM, so Supermodel emulator doesn't require as much and have fine performances. Stop thinking you need a super-powerful computer for old games, it's a myth!