I can *totally* recommend getting yourself to your closest arcade and
spending some money if they have this cabinet. Extremely good simulation,
plenty of tracks and if they have the right version, telemetry printouts :D
The one's I've seen with my own eyes are in the Trocadero in London and in
the Sega Dome in Southampton.
What are you waiting for... git... go play...
M
Entirely second the above - I played this game to death in Japan
earlier this year, and had no idea it was in the UK already. In London
unfortunately :-(
Cheers!
John
And "sunny" Southampton. Actually I suspect any decent Sega arcade will
have it as well as any arcades that stock more than one manufacturers
cabinets.
M
> >I can *totally* recommend getting yourself to your closest arcade and
> >spending some money if they have this cabinet. Extremely good simulation,
> >plenty of tracks and if they have the right version, telemetry printouts :D
> >The one's I've seen with my own eyes are in the Trocadero in London and in
> >the Sega Dome in Southampton.
> Entirely second the above - I played this game to death in Japan
> earlier this year, and had no idea it was in the UK already. In London
> unfortunately :-(
Really? F355 challenge was out just last month even in Japan. Some guy
said it had been thought nice sim-like feeling. I still cannot find the
game.
My country arcade game centers have only Street Fighter-like games. =(
And I'd like to add one correction for Meiji.The game (oops sim?) has
just 6 tracks. Suzuka(Long),Suzuka(short, that used for NASCAR), Sugo,
Motegi(oval), Monza, and Long Beach.
Y.Minami
On Fri, 20 Aug 1999 12:12:06 +0900, "Y.Minami"
> Really? F355 challenge was out just last month even in Japan. Some guy
>said it had been thought nice sim-like feeling. I still cannot find the
>game.
I have the good fortune to know someone who works for SEGA... :-)
Cheers!
John
Well my definition of plenty is different to yours. 6 is quite enough for
me when I am pumping cash into a cabinet.. ;)
M
