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Was OutRun 2 The Perfect Sequel? - Kacey
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2019
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OutRun 2 is a great game in its own right, but does it do the original justice? Is it the perfect sequel, or just another attempt to cash in on the original?
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Horizon Chase was never meant to impersonate OutRun, it was a homage to Gremlin's Lotus trilogy on the Amiga, and later their Top Gear games on the SNES.
True, that award should go to Final Freeway for mobile, which I feel did an excellent job of capturing the essence of Outrun in a modern form.
And Horizon Chase is honestly a gem
Being a Brazilian developed game,and as a Brazilian myself it was more of a homage to TG only.
Slipstream > Horizon Chase
both are gems though
Slipstream is a game i feel does a better job at paying homage to outrun. Horizon chase is beautiful but it is a homage to the TopGear games, it even features the same composer and remixes of its songs.
this game literally brought tears to my eyes when i played it. it was like i was playing the original the way i imagined it in my mind when i was a kid. Sometimes i'd lose because my vision got all blurry, lol. I didn't even play the original that much, i just loved the entire concept of driving a cool car down an endless stretch of road from an early age. It was probably the first thing to go into my bucket list.
Truly fantastic to finally see someone not only pay some deserved homage to a Sega property, but also understand the purpose and appeal of arcade games. Great video and esp your outro man. I for one am an arcade guy, quality over quantity is the way it should be. I play games for mastery, to get better at them, obviously to have fun of course but not just to pass as much time as possible in a bloated open world with 50-100+ hrs of playtime on paper, I'm good on that. And that includes GTurismo 4's obnoxiously long career mode with licenses and endurance races that take hours to complete.
(PS: Sonic Adventure is great, losing control of Sonic is the players fault, not the games!)
I love SA, even if it is rough around the edges. Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it
Out Run was one of the very first games I ever played as a kid, after my uncle gave me his old Sega Genesis. Such fond memories.
Did CZcams's algo changed? I'm getting some quality small channels recommendations (like this one) this week...
God I remember one massive arcade on the city I grew up had Outrun 2 cabins with feedback moving seats. That game felt so satisfiying to play... I Myself played it dozen of times. Never got old!
I remember I got this game as a kid wanting a regular driving game and originally being somewhat disappointed by the nature of this game....I am so happy I gave it a chance because not only did I fall in love with it then, but I even play to this day on that same PSP.
This game was amazing. So many phenomenal memories.
''Outrun 2 is the perfect sequel"
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I think horizon chase is more of a tribute to TopGear instead of a copy of OutRun 🤔 but it is kinda similar
A new Outrun is long overdue, although it's hard to say how it would do today. Would it sell purely on nostalgia alone, would it be able to stand out enough in a market filled with racing simulators, copy and paste shooters/battle royale titles, open world games and micro transaction laden games. Would it even be a polished title unlike so many games that are rushed out to make a quick profit.
Also Sega being Sega then common sense doesn't exactly work well for them since they usually ignore it and make sloppy mistakes more often than not.
Outrun is still long overdue a new title though if it can even be possible.
I think we won't see an OutRun game for some time.
Answer: Ferrari.
Maybe not with Ferrari (Pagani and Alfa Romeo would be good substitutes) but getting a budget title of this would be so nice.
got the chills when you played last wave, that song never gets old
Last wave is one of my favorite songs ever. I got chills
Best driving game EVER. PERIOD. FULL STOP. OutRun 2/OutRun 2006 Coast 2 Coast RULES
I have both and love them so much!!
I still have Coast 2 Coast ☺️
Love this game and it was great that they added Scud Race tracks......I hope to see Scud Race on a console in the future as I loved playing it in the Arcade in the late 90s .
One of my fondest memories of playing this game was at a field trip to a bowling alley we went to in middle school. No one could reach the end, most only getting halfway.
I can still see it now: 50 cents in, Heart Attack mode, Enzo Ferrari. A crowd of classmates, some cheering me on, some trying to distract me; dead locked focus on the course and all the turns. Less than 10 seconds on the clock coming down the final stretch...and I crossed the finish line! The crowd went absolutely nuts! I even managed to get rank AA! The atmosphere was so overjoyed you could probably hear the screaming halfway down the alley!
I remember walking back to my lane, head held high, and spirits soaring. Without a doubt, the best 2 quarters I ever spent.
Music like Night Flight give me Sonic R flashbacks....
I like Magical Sound Shower so much, I have the '86 song as my phone ringtone.
I remember when I played OutRun 2 SP and it was such an amazing experience that I knew I had to get my hands on the home port, which had just been released as OutRun 2006 Coast 2 Coast. Hours and hours of fun ensued.
Let's talk about how Outrun single-handedly created the retrowave subculture.
Between all the versions of Outrun 2 I've played over the years, the arcade version, the Xbox version, all of the versions of 2006 (including the PSP though you really have to use a hacked PSP to get the full framerate), the SP arcade version, I've probably put in over 300 hours over the years. It's probably my #1 favorite game of all time. You're right about the fact that it feels good to play. That's the main factor in replay value for me. I can play Outrun 2 for hours on end by myself with no major goal in mind, and I have a blast doing it. The first day that I got 2006 for PS2, I went to the arcade mode and played it from lunchtime through the night. It was only the next day that I found out about all of the other modes that I could have been playing and getting Outrun Miles, but it was okay. That first day was incredible, and I had a fantastic time regardless of any rewards.
I'm curious about your less than charitable thoughts on 2006. I thought it was a great improvement, and the expanded "career" mode mixing all 30 tracks together, forwards and backwards, was brilliant. It still felt as fantastic as ever to play, even on face buttons like on the PS2 or PSP and not analog triggers like on the Xbox. I was fortunate enough to get the PC version on Steam years ago. It says I have 40 hours as of now, but I know that's wrong. I know it dropped a bunch of hours a couple years after I got it on Steam.
What a delight of a game :)
fun fact: outrun 2 is as old now as outrun was when outrun 2 was released.
OutRun came out in September 1986 (Google says September 25th, 1986 though Wikipedia doesn't give an exact date) while OutRun 2 came out a little over 17 years and 2 months later, on December 1st, 2003 in Japan (16 years ago as of this writing), so this comment is a little premature. It'll be around February 2021 when you can say that.
...Outrun 3 confirmed
@@SteveBrandon
So today lol
@@SteveBrandon Okay I will wait
I was never good at OutRun, but I'll always adore it.
Nice video.
Outrun 2 (along with the later SP release) was in many ways the ultimate expression and sequel to the franchise. It included the multiplayer aspect found in many of SEGAs arcade racers. It managed to include many of the locales visited in previous sequels (including many from Outrunners, which hasn't received a proper home release still), and was one of Yu Suzuki's expressions of his love of Ferrari.
Sega no longer having the Ferrari license is one of the reasons we haven't seen a sequel, why the original was pulled from online sale, and why they modified the car in the Switch release.
I'd love to see an Outrun 3, even if they don't use Ferraris or any other car make for that matter; they wouldn't run into the aforementioned issues that keeps Outrun 2 out of respective online digital stores.
Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast (or Outrun 2 as they look and play similar) was a game that I grew up with back in 2007 when I was a kid. Although I have grown towards Shooter Games nowadays, Outrun 2006 is still a Racing Game that I love playing 12 years later. Its a simple but fun game that offers a bit of variety and originality compared to other racing games from my experience. It is a bit repetitive but its to be expected with Racing Games like this one so its not really a complaint. Such a shame that the Outrun Franchise has been dead since then but at least there are 2 or 3 great games instead of 10 recycled games.
Also unlike the majority of PC Games from that time, the PC Version still runs perfectly even on Windows 10 without patches which is brilliant so it is as simple as popping the disc in, installing it and playing it (except the Multiplayer but even if it was up I have no interest in playing it) as I still have the game in my collection so I play it at least 1 or 2 times a year like the rest of the other games I grew up with. Also played the Arcade Version back then aswell during my Weekend Holidays at the Caravan Sites I went to as they always have a Arcade Area. Haven't seen a Outrun Machine since then but probably have to pop in towards my nearest Arcade Place to see if its back.
Great video. Nice to see these kind of Video Games getting some love for once as it helps reminding myself the good old simple days unlike today.
I always loved Outrunners in the arcade, can we get that for Steam please????
@@guyincognito9484 Sega has a goldmine with all of their arcade properties, Outrunners is just one of them that hasn't received a proper port of the arcade original (I know some titles, like Power Drift and Rad Mobile, got Japanese only Saturn ports). They could literally do an Arcade Racer collection covering the 80s, 90s and 2000s. And I would buy it.
11:55 Holy shit that music slaps.
This was such an amazing video! Loved every moment, so well thought through!
I recommend everyone try this game sometime, it's an absolute classic!
I can't believe I'm finding your channel just now, amazing racing game content all around
I love this game, but I'm an outrun geek. My ringtone is sampled from passing breeze. Two thins you didn't mention. The good? The original outrun is included as an unlockable. The bad? The transition zones are way, way too long. And just lame.
One of the best racers of all time, rapid pace racing, a soundtrack that sticks in your head, It is so good it is in Edge magazine's list of best games of all time.
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Literally Nobody
Kac : Skyrim sold more than the measles vaccine
I mean... I have risky ride in my driving playlist on spotify and it's stupidly dangerous to play it :D
Hey Kacey do you want an Outrun 3 or a reamake. And what changes would you like? Love your vids hope you get some more exposure because you deserve it!
If it were to come, it would probably be VR. It just isn't really needed I guess. Outrun 2 is an amazing homage, and still relevant today. The only thing to make it better today, would be graphics, and maybe cars, but I digress
Your videos are awesome man!
Thank you
I like 2006 Coast 2 Coast because you can even play Outrun 2 SP in the game (and because it's on the PSP), but the missions don't have the Daytona tracks
dude the things I'd do for either an outrun remark or release
this was my childhood
Life was a bore and night flight are my 2 all time favourite songs. The instrumentals on C2C are even better imo.
Magical sound shower 1996 i love it
Horizon Chase isn't a copy of OutRun, it's a tribute to Lotus Challenge and Top Gear games. Great video.
Yo I just found this channel and love it. Keep it going man
Don't forget to praise the good lord Jeroen Tell for making the original OST for Turbo Outrun, which is what everything Outrun since has been based on.
I was a fan of outrun back in the day and I really miss it. I enjoyed playing Horizon Chase Turbo which helped fill a void. The game made me feel like I was play the next outrun. The soundtrack is great. It has different game modes and challenges. Let's hope we do see the next outrun game sooner than not at all.
Would love to see an Outrun remake on console with today's tech
@@MyAsh1974 agreed
I love this game and still play it regularly just because of how easy it is to pick up and play. Online never interested me I was more than happy playing single player.
Enjoyed your review.
OutRun 2 is my favorite driving game ever. I found it casually while browsing isos on a weird and shady website back in 2009 and back in the day, I had a vague memory of the original OutRun. I thought it was a generic low-budget game -- I mean, 'OutRun 2006' isn't a name that stands out much -- and I ended up with my favorite game to wind up when times gets hard.
Great video! Thanks to Teknoparrot I'm now playing the original OutRun 2 arcade at home
I really like the mission mode in this game. Most tasks are challenging in a way that's relevant to improving your driving, and some are really unique, like the memory and math games. Actually my biggest gripe with this version of the game is that they made the math mayhem easier than the japanese original. Generally in racing games I prefer mission or test modes to career modes unless the ai is good and the races are longer than 2 or 3 laps, I'd rather have shorter challenges that you can perfect, a la pgr medals or gt licenses.
Is that right, the math was harder in Japan? Now I'm curious as to what sorts of equations you're expected to solve while driving in the Japanese version.
I liked some of the goofier elements like ghosts and UFOs in the missions.
Also, most of the hardest challenges can be aced just by driving at a more reasonable speed (160-200kph usually does the trick).
@@SteveBrandon it's not all that different, still addition and subtraction but with slightly bigger numbers (biggest I've seen is +40) and frequent dips into negative numbers. there's an aaa playthrough by rhythmyland: czcams.com/video/i2B_vmkEh1U/video.html
@@DanArnets1492 Yeah I remember cheesing a few missions this way, but i cant remember which one's. I think you could slow way down for the picture missions. On the other hand there were those missions where you had to maintain a certain speed, which was actually useful and reminded me a lot of PGR speed challenges.
@@humperdinckfangboner9749 - You could slow down for anything that didn't involve overtakes or drifting. Cones, road colors, meteors, aliens, math... All that is 100% doable at 200kph.
The only thing I don't think has aged well about OutRun 2 are the branching paths at the end of each stage before you get to the start of the next stage which are effectively hidden loading screens that take about 15 seconds to get through. You get some fun things like planes and dragons flying overhead but just boring concrete slopes at the side of each track. If OutRun 3 was made for modern consoles, I suspect each stage would load quicker so you'd only need maybe 5 seconds between the branch and the checkpoint.
I know a hypothetical OutRun 3 would probably be better as a downloadable $25-30 virtual arcade type game but I think I'd probably rather shell out extra for a physical copy assuming that Sega was able to get the Ferrari license again (or some other similarly exotic license like Lamborghini, Bugatti, or Koenigsegg).
I guess the algorithm chose to recommend me this video now.
I've only been able to play the original outrun recently through Cannonball, though I'm not sure how I'll be able to play 2 as my xbox doesn't work anymore
Those Euro mixes amongst other tracks where done by Richard Jacques, who worked on Metropolis Street Racer, Jet Set Radio and quite a few other SEGA soundtracks. The guy's a legend. If you follow this link you'll see him perform live an Outrun medley a couple years ago - czcams.com/video/6zkrer44AwY/video.html
OutRun 2 is my favorite driving game by far. I never got around who actually developed it though. It was made in Japan by AM2 or in UK by Sumo Digital?
Wikipedia say Sumo only handled the ports, but they made two Sonic racing games after OR2 that clearly uses the same engine and mechanics, and AM2 wasn't credited on those games.
Weird isn't?
The sense of speed and the adrinaline rush the OutRun 2 gave was way ahead of it's time
Haha those vocal tracks... that just screams Richard Jacques.
Everybody's Super Sonic Racing, try to keep your feet right on the ground!
When you're Super Sonic Racing there's no time to look around!
(remember?)
Yeah it appears he did the complete soundtrack to this game.
I often forget I even own this game as I've only ever played about a half hour of it. I don't remember who gave it to me, but I was always mystified by the fact that this was one of the few Xbox games to get the orange "DO NOT SELL BEFORE x" stickers on first print releases.
Outrun 2 SP is the perfect example of how to make a sequel to surpass the original, badass game.
This game looks really fun right now for some reason
When I heard Splash Wave from the soundtrack, it made me think of a sonic game for some reason.
Never played outrun but if I see this game I will definitely pick it up.
My first Outrun game was Online Arcade on 360 and it blew me away, fast forward to last year and i craved to play it again so i picked up a copy of Coast to Coast, which fortunately still works flawlessly on PC, Xbox One controller doesn't even need remapping it's good to go.
Copying one file fixes broken lens flare and bloom and hey presto Outrun in 2019, i highly recommend it to everyone.
My favo Outrun2 version is the first OG fat xbox. That one had everything. All soundtracks, cars, tracks.
Great video!
this on the reall arcade hardware is the best racing arcade experience not comparable by any modern machines . and yes im talking about super deluxe one
iF u found one play it SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOOD
Great video. Outrun is honestly one of the most pleasant games I've ever played, gameplay graphics and soundwise. I'd like to hear your thoughts on other smaller SEGA properties like the puyo pop games
I really love OutRun 2, but I don't really bother playing all these added modes... I jut get my Testarossa and drive, just like in the original game. About Horizon Chase, it's really a spiritual sequel to Super Nintendo's Top Gear, not to OutRun. Top Gear is a game that has an insane fanbase in Brazil, and Horizon Chase was made by a brazilian group of programmers, and they even got Top Gear's soundtrack author, Barry Leitch, to work on Horizon Chase's music!
"OutRun 2"
Sega trying to say THIS is the true sequel...
As if Turbo OutRun never existed.
*Yes it is now Wii wait for Out Run 3!* ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Had this game on the original xbox. Got it because it had a Ferrari on the front. Sunk many hours in to it but did quickly grow bored of it.
_OutRun 2_ gives me _Ridge Racer_ vibes
I LOVE this game so much, it's one of my favourites and I'm mad that I didn't have the chance to play it in my PS3 ;;
Outrun 2 is the best game ever made. Coast 2 Coast never leaves my Xbox. It’ll be as perfect in 2053 as it was born in 2003
Sounds like S.fighter stage...sagat uhhh Vega??!!
Somehow I did NOT know about this game. Let alone the fact that it was released for the PS2
It wasn't released on PS2
@@TheDealer1228 it was as outrun 2006
this game is also one of the great system link original xbox games.
whats with the purple testarossa? is that a port or something of outrun on a different system?
It's the Switch version and it's Testarossa-esque but that version doesn't have any Ferrari licensing so all of the cars have been cosmetically-altered to avoid infringing any copyrights (not that the original arcade game, which had not just a Testarossa but also recognizable Corvettes, Volkswagen Beetles, and Porsche 911s as traffic, bothered with licensing either but back in the 1980s, arcade games generally didn't bother seeking licensing permission from automobile manufacturers, I think Konami's WEC Le Mans was one of the few arcade racing game exceptions from 1986 that was licensed).
Outrun 2006 C2C is the perfect sequel and console port.
Short answer : YES
If anyone is asking "why did they charge what was then full-price for not much content?"
My guess: Ferrari
To be more specific: The Ferrari license. I'm pretty it wasn't easy or cheap to convince them to license their cars.
Valve can be glad to this series
_-if you know what i mean-_
People didn't like the direction the new Soundtrack went? I thought it was one of the few things in this world we could all agree on being perfect
anybody know the fonts that are used in the credits?
Yeah... I don't know about that, it feels like everything that was "special" about the original Outrun more or less exists in every "arcade" racing game nowadays, hence the term. About the only thing that was really new about Outrun 2 was the brake-to-drift mechanic and if I'm being honest I think it deserves to be forgotten by history just for that reason alone.
WHAT IS WITH THE RANDOM FORD RACING 3 FOOTAGE AT 9:53 WHATEVER IT'S A GREAT GAME TOO
you know, i 100% had reasoning behind that decision when i made this video but for the life of me i cannot remember what it was.
oh, and if you like ford racing 3 you're going to LOVE the next video
If one of the Yakuza games had this in the arcade...
maybe in Like a Dragon..
Home-console game may have felt overpriced at the time but I certainly would’ve spent over £50 playing this over the years in the arcades with my Dad as a kid. Great game with even greater memories
I still like Doom 3 over 2016....I just don't like arena shooters. Love most of the OutRun series though, 2006 coast 2 coast is great.
What's your thought on Horizon Chase? Do you like it?
I’ve only played about 30 minutes of it as I just got it with PS Plus. I like the art style and the controls are tight- I do worry that it doesn’t have the same replayability that makes OR2 so timeless. I need to really sink my teeth into it to develop a more solid opinion though.
Why is this gem not on the xbone backwards compatibility list -_-
Ferrari license is loooooonng expired. Same reason Outrun Online Arcade is delisted.
@@Kaceydotme really sucks, watching the video really made me want to try the game out but id have to actually get an old xbox for that
enjoying the content though ^^
@@crystalfgc5919 you can get 360s pretty cheap, this one works in backwards compatibility on that (though not perfectly) you can also install Online Arcade on a modded PS3, or mod the PC version of Coast 2 Coast to work on modern OSes.
glad you're enjoying it
I love this game, so I’m very biased. Lol. Still, great video
Ridge racer, outrun, midnight club all discontinued, SAD
7:35 you are doing 293 kph and barely overtaking those cars.
NEver really got into Outrun, until I played Yakuza 0 XD
Arcade games as there to enjoy the moment, not to reach a goal.
We need Outrun 3, or at least an HD version...
>Test Drive Unlimited
>The soundrack isn't that great
DUDE
*YEAH BLACKBETY!*
This game really needs a sequel for the recent generation.
Oh god, you unearthed a song I didn't want to remember. I mean I love TJ but for Night Flight... "This is paradise and it's very nice" has GOT to be the lamest rhyme I ever heard"
you clearly haven't played Battlefront II since mid-2018, have you? it's really really good now.
what pisses me of is sony making a bike game using the grand turismo 3/4 engine and calling it the TT. well sunny jim, it has jack to do with the "TT" which is road racing on a bike. fuck sony
10:03 this didn't age well ffs
8:55 What?
How?
Japan