/vr/ - Retro Games

It wasn't popular in arcades

Supposedly it has something to do with the game engine, which wasn't entirely designed by Sega.

Lockheed Martin helped with the development of it and I guess some of the code in it is proprietary to them.

>>9772746
The weapons manufacturer?

>>9772746
ah so it was the jews again, shame. D2 arcade was marvelous.

>>9772746
Lmao, you're retarded if you believe in this

>>9772746
>lockheed martin

wtf bros, what did they mean by this. were all the arcade cabinets secretly farming usage data for drone training or something.

>>9772749
Lockheed use to have a 3D imaging division and their tech was used in the development of the Model 1 arcade hardware.

The Model 2 and 3 are derived from the Model 1.

There a reason Sega's 3D arcade hardware was ahead of everyone else in the early to mid 90s.

>>9771763
This game was the sole reason I started playing with emulation. Personally prefer real hardware, but for some arcade games it really is the only option. I built a emu pc with crt emudriver and a coinopps front end, daytona 2 gets a good workout. If you take the time to configure the model 2 emulator it really is pretty good. Pic related, don't mind the overscan I don't normally use this tv and couldn't be fucked playing with resolutions.

>>9771763
PC wins again baby

>>9774029
Does a day go by where realhardwarefags don’t lose?

>>9771763
Daytona 2 cab was a $40000 purchase. Imagine buying that from sega and a week after the home console port gets announced. Thats why this and newer sega amusement games didnt receive home ports.

>>9774115
we had one in a little town in argentina after we had the 2001 crisis, it definitely didn't cost 40 thousand dollars

model 3 was too powerful for console plebbians

>make an upgraded version of the game
>remove the iconic dome from Battle on the Edge and replace it with a shitty Daytona 1 knockoff track
seriously what the fuck were they thinking