SEGA Daytona Championship USA Driving Game
Lit from top to bottom with bright LED edge lighting the game is a head-turner. Have you got what it takes to take the flag again.... because DAYTONA® is back!
DAYTONA® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY, INC. AND LICENSED TO INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY CORPORATION.
The reason why this high octane knockabout NASCAR simulator still thrives, and the reason the third version of the cabinet-based game in the series is now storming arcades globally is all down to the excitement level it generates. In a genre where innovation and individuality are arguably stifled by game design conventions, Daytona USA stands out as truly special, even amid Sega’s own crowded starting grid of genre-defining racers.
You select from several circuits, start at the back of the pack, then zoom through up to 40 other vehicles, attempting to finish the race before the timer runs out. It’s frenetic close-quarters stuff, with frequent hair-raising crashes and tyre-scorching escapes.
We at the Games Room Company have always had a great appreciation for video games, ever since the first commercial video game (Computer Space) was released back in 1971. We were one of the first companies to bring over TAITO’s Space Invaders to the UK, quickly going on to supply pubs all over the country. Our founder, Reginald Waldersmith, was a particularly avid fan of Atari’s Pong, describing it as being “quite as fun as real tennis, and not nearly as exhausting.” We have proudly continued his fondness for retro video games, and much of our inventory includes games we’ve manufactured ourselves.
Original: $27,868.07
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$9,753.82
Description
Lit from top to bottom with bright LED edge lighting the game is a head-turner. Have you got what it takes to take the flag again.... because DAYTONA® is back!
DAYTONA® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY, INC. AND LICENSED TO INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY CORPORATION.
The reason why this high octane knockabout NASCAR simulator still thrives, and the reason the third version of the cabinet-based game in the series is now storming arcades globally is all down to the excitement level it generates. In a genre where innovation and individuality are arguably stifled by game design conventions, Daytona USA stands out as truly special, even amid Sega’s own crowded starting grid of genre-defining racers.
You select from several circuits, start at the back of the pack, then zoom through up to 40 other vehicles, attempting to finish the race before the timer runs out. It’s frenetic close-quarters stuff, with frequent hair-raising crashes and tyre-scorching escapes.
We at the Games Room Company have always had a great appreciation for video games, ever since the first commercial video game (Computer Space) was released back in 1971. We were one of the first companies to bring over TAITO’s Space Invaders to the UK, quickly going on to supply pubs all over the country. Our founder, Reginald Waldersmith, was a particularly avid fan of Atari’s Pong, describing it as being “quite as fun as real tennis, and not nearly as exhausting.” We have proudly continued his fondness for retro video games, and much of our inventory includes games we’ve manufactured ourselves.
