Huh, I never knew Mount Rushmore was in the Grand Canyon. 22:42 The more you know! ;) (Yes, I understand that the race doesn't stay in Arizona, but the geography around Mt. Rushmore is in the Black Hills, and full of lush pine forests, it's not in the Badlands of South Dakota.)
@@jaypostromboli-jpgamertv-457 The game was made after Midway saying a F-bomb to Sega and the former capitalized the latter's OutRun but with a bizarre concept, since America is known for having disturbing and bizarre subject matter compared to cutesy and colorful themes of Japan.
I feel blessed to have experienced this game at my Boys & Girls Club growing up. I'm not sure how they acquired it, but they got a whole bunch of arcade cabinets donated/bought over the years and this was one of them. I'll never forget that intro "CROOOOOSiiiinnn, YEEaaahhh". Get's me every time!
I distinctively remember watching Shrek 1 for the first time at my local movie theater (that no longer exists) I remember the ability to explode and road kill deer traumatized my 6 year old at the time e rated games only mind, it almost ruined shrek for me. Human memory is a strange thing.
Could you imagine if they took this game a slapped a fresh layer of paint over it while maintaining the original game engine? Yes please. I'd throw my money at that for sure.
@@Zee-Core-Gaming Feels like a clone of OutRun created by American company and Eugene Jarvis of Robotron 2084, in fact, it's Nintendo's version of Sega's OutRun.
@@Zee-Core-Gaming Get thee to a Dave & Busters. Cruis'n Blast, the latest in the series, is there. And, yeah, it basically plays like an updated Verizon of the same game engine. Which makes sense. The game was produced by Raw Thrills, the arcade machine company founded by ex-Midway employees after Midway shut down their arcade division. Including Eugene Jarvis, the lead on the original Cruis'n USA. He kept using tweaked versions of the engine for the Fast & the Furious arcade games (the first of which wound up on the Wii without the F&F license but with the Cruis'n name), and returned to the series with Cruis'n Blast, which was also ported to the Switch. Oh, and Raw Thrills also used the engine for that great Batman car combat game a few years back. Because who doesn't like driving the Batmobile.
The reviewers back in the 90s said the n64 version was terrible but idk what game they were looking at because the arcade and n64 versions are pretty close visually
The devs had to make a lot of changes for console. The arcade version seems to have had its soundtrack prerecorded, while the N64 version uses soundfonts (audio files were too large for game cartridges at the time) which give it that "cheesy" feel. Also the framerate suffered greatly in splitscreen mode, bordering on unplayable at times. I'll give the devs credit though. Porting a game from arcade to console was no easy task.
I remember playing that game back in the 90s. I played it at the closest arcade from my high school, at the mall. The last time I played that game was back in the late 90s at Cambrian College’s arcade room; the post-secondary school where I earned my Accounting degree.
Someone on marketplace is selling 2 arcades of this game for $500 and I’m debating on if I should do it or not. Sounds like it’d be fun to race your friends.
It seems the game meant to have more tracks but went through half of the budget or deadline already and rushed through the rest of the states (such as Mt Rushmore being in the Grand Canyon stage) to meet that deadline
“Coming to your home in 1995.” Everything wrong with that statement: Game was ported to the N64 in 1996, the music was butchered, and the framerate ran at about half that of the arcade version.
I did some math here... And, by the numbers presented (395hp and CD=0.25), the Devastator VI should have, safely, a top speed around 195mph, not 147mph!
@@uahgraduate The game's unique concept having cheesy themes and having car opponents and having gory-killing animals are quite disturbing but cool, despite it plays like a rip-off/clone of OutRun due to the similar Ferrari vehicle and level design.
@@tomtomtomato1 In Time Crisis, you shoot terrorists and had no blood and gore and that's it, but in Johnny Nero Action Hero, you shoot aliens, mummies, and cowboy zombies/ghosts; for some reason shooting mummies or cowboy zombies/ghosts causing limbs to fly off and had gore, yup, gore.
![[TAS] Cruis'n USA Arcade (2/3) Italia in 21:56.01](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5S5AsIpgMD0/mqdefault.jpg)
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I remember playing this game at the arcade i also played the N64 version awesome
It's time to travel around America as Innocent drives his way to victory. :)
Huh, I never knew Mount Rushmore was in the Grand Canyon. 22:42 The more you know! ;) (Yes, I understand that the race doesn't stay in Arizona, but the geography around Mt. Rushmore is in the Black Hills, and full of lush pine forests, it's not in the Badlands of South Dakota.)
0:22 "Coming to your home in 1995 only on Nintendo Ultra64!"
U Mean Nintendo 64 for short
Unlike Killer Instinct, this one did come to Ultra 64.
Thanks but no thanks, I'm cool with the arcade version. For some reason I never got into Nintendo 64
So funny now, since it was actually 96 AND it ended being called the Nintendo 64. Funny little piece of history.
@@jaypostromboli-jpgamertv-457 The game was made after Midway saying a F-bomb to Sega and the former capitalized the latter's OutRun but with a bizarre concept, since America is known for having disturbing and bizarre subject matter compared to cutesy and colorful themes of Japan.
I feel blessed to have experienced this game at my Boys & Girls Club growing up. I'm not sure how they acquired it, but they got a whole bunch of arcade cabinets donated/bought over the years and this was one of them.
I'll never forget that intro "CROOOOOSiiiinnn, YEEaaahhh". Get's me every time!
I distinctively remember watching Shrek 1 for the first time at my local movie theater (that no longer exists) I remember the ability to explode and road kill deer traumatized my 6 year old at the time e rated games only mind, it almost ruined shrek for me. Human memory is a strange thing.
2020 here dreaming that someone bring this BACK
Could you imagine if they took this game a slapped a fresh layer of paint over it while maintaining the original game engine? Yes please. I'd throw my money at that for sure.
@@Zee-Core-Gaming Feels like a clone of OutRun created by American company and Eugene Jarvis of Robotron 2084, in fact, it's Nintendo's version of Sega's OutRun.
@Bradyrhino but better than out run fo sho
@@Zee-Core-Gaming Get thee to a Dave & Busters. Cruis'n Blast, the latest in the series, is there. And, yeah, it basically plays like an updated Verizon of the same game engine. Which makes sense. The game was produced by Raw Thrills, the arcade machine company founded by ex-Midway employees after Midway shut down their arcade division. Including Eugene Jarvis, the lead on the original Cruis'n USA. He kept using tweaked versions of the engine for the Fast & the Furious arcade games (the first of which wound up on the Wii without the F&F license but with the Cruis'n name), and returned to the series with Cruis'n Blast, which was also ported to the Switch.
Oh, and Raw Thrills also used the engine for that great Batman car combat game a few years back. Because who doesn't like driving the Batmobile.
The reviewers back in the 90s said the n64 version was terrible but idk what game they were looking at because the arcade and n64 versions are pretty close visually
The devs had to make a lot of changes for console. The arcade version seems to have had its soundtrack prerecorded, while the N64 version uses soundfonts (audio files were too large for game cartridges at the time) which give it that "cheesy" feel. Also the framerate suffered greatly in splitscreen mode, bordering on unplayable at times.
I'll give the devs credit though. Porting a game from arcade to console was no easy task.
I remember playing that game back in the 90s. I played it at the closest arcade from my high school, at the mall. The last time I played that game was back in the late 90s at Cambrian College’s arcade room; the post-secondary school where I earned my Accounting degree.
In a way, this game kinda predicted the future, there's been a lot of crazy driving on the roads in the year 2020
That clutch first place on Iowa thoughhhh yo what's good that's what's up 😎 🥇 🏆
It's also safe to say that the yellow car and the blue mustang r prolly the most aggressive 🤣
6:54 theme .I used to love using it on the entire game & race . Really suites the Chicago race
13:30 Those wild glitches that usually happen in the game.
Someone on marketplace is selling 2 arcades of this game for $500 and I’m debating on if I should do it or not.
Sounds like it’d be fun to race your friends.
The Mutant Po Show 1984
NGL, Cruis'n USA showed too much California.
Edit: IOWA, WOW!
It seems the game meant to have more tracks but went through half of the budget or deadline already and rushed through the rest of the states (such as Mt Rushmore being in the Grand Canyon stage) to meet that deadline
At least pt 2 (cruisin' world) included my hometown (NYC)👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@Spontainiouz Sega, Namco, Konami, and Capcom is known for cutesy and colorful themes while Midway is known for disturbing and bizarre themes.
Hi
What mame version did you use?
“Coming to your home in 1995.” Everything wrong with that statement:
Game was ported to the N64 in 1996, the music was butchered, and the framerate ran at about half that of the arcade version.
Amd half the resolution and detail. It was a let down.
Incrível game boas recordações
My favorite driving game. I always chose the red car. Signed ark as my code. Ttt was my rival.
The Secret Gymnastics 1987
I did some math here... And, by the numbers presented (395hp and CD=0.25), the Devastator VI should have, safely, a top speed around 195mph, not 147mph!
Very fun to play on stimulants, but do NOT play on opiates. Car sickness city. :x
I'd love to play this in an arcade machine
Available for your home in 1996 only on N64
Death Valley was my favorite track 😎😎 good times
It was a huge problem when u didn't beat the train on that stage.... All those train cars 😂😂 caused huge accidents every time 😋😋
@@uahgraduate The game's unique concept having cheesy themes and having car opponents and having gory-killing animals are quite disturbing but cool, despite it plays like a rip-off/clone of OutRun due to the similar Ferrari vehicle and level design.
I played this game when I was a childhood.
1:28
How do you find the hidden staff credits during the attract mode?
whos the model tho
Porn-actress Shyla Foxxx.
1994!
The Lion King
Is this on MAME?
It is.
@@TheInnocentSinful1hola como lo puedo descargar
Barns N Noble Sega Genesis
Super Street cleaner SNES "bottled up"
@@tomtomtomato1 In Time Crisis, you shoot terrorists and had no blood and gore and that's it, but in Johnny Nero Action Hero, you shoot aliens, mummies, and cowboy zombies/ghosts; for some reason shooting mummies or cowboy zombies/ghosts causing limbs to fly off and had gore, yup, gore.