In the early 2000s after high school, I worked at an arcade in the mall. Since I was the only regular employee for 4 years, I'd work a variety of shifts during my time there. Sometimes nothing but closing shifts, sometimes opening up and working during the day. During the slow times (weekdays during the morning and during the early evenings) I'd have everything done and would just hang out at the prize counter located in the middle of the arcade. Don't get me wrong, I'd watch a lot of different attract modes, but Sega Rally Championship always stuck with me. The funky music, the polygons of the cars, and of course, *RALLLLYYYYYY.* Makes me wish I had the arcade of this game myself.
In the early 2000s after high school, I worked at an arcade in the mall.
Since I was the only regular employee for 4 years, I'd work a variety of shifts during my time there. Sometimes nothing but closing shifts, sometimes opening up and working during the day.
During the slow times (weekdays during the morning and during the early evenings) I'd have everything done and would just hang out at the prize counter located in the middle of the arcade.
Don't get me wrong, I'd watch a lot of different attract modes, but Sega Rally Championship always stuck with me. The funky music, the polygons of the cars, and of course, *RALLLLYYYYYY.*
Makes me wish I had the arcade of this game myself.
*_RAARREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE_*
0:03 don't mind me, personal timestamp
RALLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
0:47 My dream car
**SEGA RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP**
love this game great video dude :)
Looks like a PS2 game. Amazing!
Arcade version had its PS2 port
Sound sound weird after playing Saturn version.
No one You know The music in this game is done by PCM sampling as far as I know; the Saturn version features CD Audio.
Awkward listening to the raleeeeeeee thing at the start