Well it took me an age to grab this underwhelming video for y'all, but it seems like Sega have paid homage to it's 13 year old classic, by updating it's '95 beauty with next gen visuals that play out all the old familiar stages. Here's the updated version of 'Desert'. Even with this shockingly poor 'over the shoulder' home video, I can see I'm gonna love this game!
Apparently it comes replete with a state of the art scaled down car shaped cab, with the latest in motion sensor technology and a lovely, whopping HD screen. And it's Sega rally 95. But in 2008. With glorious state of the art visuals.
Not the horrendously poor, shoddy 360 effort that was Sega Rally Revo ...apparently, (mentioning no names...) Nebacha... LOL!
Let's hope we hear more soon!
Sega Rally 3 - Desert 95 from HeavyElectricity on Vimeo.
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Now that's a next-gen Sega Rally I might like! :)
By the way, played Sega Rally on an arcade for the first time the other day! Quite different from the Saturn version, I must say, but equally great. I might get hold of some footage of me playing, in the form of videos or pictures, in the near future (that's if the guy responsible for that finally sends it to me), and when I do I'll post it on my blog.
Played Daytona too! :D
More than very promising, even though chances are it will never make it over here :(
As with most great arcade games these days...
Why so boys?
I'm lucky because the site where I have my caravan has a number of great retro arcade cabs, including Sega Rally, Daytona USA, House of The Dead 1,2 and 3, Virtua Cop, Area 51, Crazy Taxi, Ghost Squad, LA Machine Guns (the only arcade game I ever completed) Point Blank, Virtua Fighter 3, Virtua Soccer and even a bunch of games I can't recall right now.
They range in price from 50p to £1 a pop, but provide great fun in a world where arcade consoles are becoming rarer and rarer...
I hope at some point they get Sega Rally 3...
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