I'm really stunned to see the Hornet classic is playable in BOTE using a code. About 20+ years, we're able to drive this car finally. Before, we didn't know it was hidden in the game's data until code is unveiled thanks to an individual who posted the instructions on how to access the code on the Tcrf website. A few years ago, in the games test mode, I've discovered the sound test and it said, You can use the secret car. I actually don't know why that sound voice was implemented in the game. But, now we know. All these years, I'm not sure if SEGA purposely marked the Hornet as a hidden vehicle in this version(I think Team Marubaku have access the car's hidden code during the game's development. I'm not sure). The physics of this car handles nothing like the first game although, the car's physics we're tweaked in it's update, Power Edition. It's really cool that the player has a few customization options but it's very limited and short. Not like those sim racing games out in the market where customization features are widely available.
This is insane... About 2 decades on, and the Hornet Classic is finally playable in the original version of Daytona USA 2. I was literally looking at old MARUBAKU videos the other day for strategies on how to control Phantom in Power Edition, and the description mentions that the Hornet did indeed exist in BOTE but they supposedly couldn't tell us the code (probably because Japanese arcade players like to keep these secrets to themselves). Those videos are from 9 to 10 years ago at this point, and now the secret is out in the open. I wonder if someone who has a real BOTE machine could try it out...
This car's a bit more spicy than the CCE super Daytona car. You basically couldn't mess up at all if you used the CCE secret car, it was so overpowered in all stats and the 5 star grip meant it was pretty much impossible to put it into a spin. Controlling the BOE Hornet though, feels a bit more akin to trying to tame a wild beast, if you oversteer too much in one direction, that bad boy will be spinning out faster than Charlie Sheen at a Coke and Strippers convention.
@@SHINSUSPECT01 Amazingly, I was able to shrug that one off and carry on as if nothing happened. When I did it again, in the exact same place, on the second lap, I wasn't so lucky. I genuinely thought I'd F'd myself in the A at that point and was just waiting for the rubber-bandy 2nd place AI car to zoom past me...
I would love to know the secret code to access the hornet in battle on the edge. I love playing the hornet in power edition and I'm really curious to see what it looks like in the original battle on the edge
@@MrThunderwing Apologies there man, I see that now and thanks! I can't wait to see how different this is to drive. "There's a crash coming outta turn three! W A T C H Y O U R S E L F" Edit: That rocket start is gnarly by the way.
It's the same as in Daytona USA 1: Keep your foot on the brake, try and hold you RPMs between 6-7 and once the countdown finishes, release the brake and floor the accelerator. The closer you can keep the needle to 7, the faster and more sustained your rocket start.
If you're going to try this at home kids, it's a really good idea to make sure you've properly calibrated your brake and gas pedal (using the command line option '-config-inputs -input-system=dinput', then pressing 'b' on your keyboard and following the instructions that come up on the command line window), so Supermodel is seeing the full range of movement across it.
I'm really stunned to see the Hornet classic is playable in BOTE using a code. About 20+ years, we're able to drive this car finally. Before, we didn't know it was hidden in the game's data until code is unveiled thanks to an individual who posted the instructions on how to access the code on the Tcrf website. A few years ago, in the games test mode, I've discovered the sound test and it said, You can use the secret car. I actually don't know why that sound voice was implemented in the game. But, now we know. All these years, I'm not sure if SEGA purposely marked the Hornet as a hidden vehicle in this version(I think Team Marubaku have access the car's hidden code during the game's development. I'm not sure). The physics of this car handles nothing like the first game although, the car's physics we're tweaked in it's update, Power Edition. It's really cool that the player has a few customization options but it's very limited and short. Not like those sim racing games out in the market where customization features are widely available.
This is insane... About 2 decades on, and the Hornet Classic is finally playable in the original version of Daytona USA 2. I was literally looking at old MARUBAKU videos the other day for strategies on how to control Phantom in Power Edition, and the description mentions that the Hornet did indeed exist in BOTE but they supposedly couldn't tell us the code (probably because Japanese arcade players like to keep these secrets to themselves). Those videos are from 9 to 10 years ago at this point, and now the secret is out in the open.
I wonder if someone who has a real BOTE machine could try it out...
It's been confirmed it works on the real hardware.
1:57 Flexing
More Daytona USA 2 Battle On The Edge Awesome From Daytona USA Series
Sooooo it’s the CCE Daytona Super Car. I love it!!! Definitely the Shin Akuma of Daytona ❤️
This car's a bit more spicy than the CCE super Daytona car. You basically couldn't mess up at all if you used the CCE secret car, it was so overpowered in all stats and the 5 star grip meant it was pretty much impossible to put it into a spin. Controlling the BOE Hornet though, feels a bit more akin to trying to tame a wild beast, if you oversteer too much in one direction, that bad boy will be spinning out faster than Charlie Sheen at a Coke and Strippers convention.
@@MrThunderwing Lmfao!!!! Clearly after that accidental flex on 1:57 😂😂😂
@@SHINSUSPECT01 Amazingly, I was able to shrug that one off and carry on as if nothing happened. When I did it again, in the exact same place, on the second lap, I wasn't so lucky. I genuinely thought I'd F'd myself in the A at that point and was just waiting for the rubber-bandy 2nd place AI car to zoom past me...
Fitting the Infinity +1 Sword trope, popular trope where super powerful relics becomes the game changer.
epic skills right there
360 spin 1:58
Well done! Keep up the good work
Me as tom brown:Oh you saw me. Congratulations
You what...?
@@MrThunderwing actually it's a reference where the player knows the code on how to get the special car on bote
Nice run!
3:28 *Watch that redline on the tack!!!!*
Tach
Hornet Classic Chevrolet Lumina 1990 Race in NYC
I would love to know the secret code to access the hornet in battle on the edge. I love playing the hornet in power edition and I'm really curious to see what it looks like in the original battle on the edge
All you need to do is read the video description. The code's been in there since I first uploaded this.
@@MrThunderwing Apologies there man, I see that now and thanks! I can't wait to see how different this is to drive.
"There's a crash coming outta turn three!
W A T C H Y O U R S E L F"
Edit: That rocket start is gnarly by the way.
@@Absquatula No worries. Happy racing!
I still got no clue how drifting works in this game lol
wow, how did you do that trubo start
It's the same as in Daytona USA 1: Keep your foot on the brake, try and hold you RPMs between 6-7 and once the countdown finishes, release the brake and floor the accelerator. The closer you can keep the needle to 7, the faster and more sustained your rocket start.
If you're going to try this at home kids, it's a really good idea to make sure you've properly calibrated your brake and gas pedal (using the command line option '-config-inputs -input-system=dinput', then pressing 'b' on your keyboard and following the instructions that come up on the command line window), so Supermodel is seeing the full range of movement across it.
*What happened to the 2nd-placing car at **3:37**?*
Good question. No idea, looks like he might've crashed.
@@MrThunderwing *_oops.avi_*
Daytona usa in Daytona international speedway NASCAR.
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