Close Menu
  • CURRENT ISSUE
    • Cover Story
    • Profiles – Companies, Products & People
    • Spotlight Feature
    • VR Spotlight
    • Favorites & Special Reports
    • Bob Cooney Special Reports
    • Editorial
    • Datebook
    • Columns
      • Q&A with AMOA
      • Q&A with AAMA
      • NOW TRENDING by Howard McAuliffe & Nick DiMatteo
      • George McAuliffe’s GAMEROOM GURU
      • Adam Pratt’s ENDGAME
      • Jack Guarnieri’s JERSEY JACK
      • Beth Standlee’s PARTY PROFESSOR
      • Clint Novak’s PRIZE PATROL
      • FUN ACROSS AMERICA
      • Frank Seninsky’s FRANK TALK
      • Tom Fricke’s REDEMPTION & THE LAW
      • Randy White GUEST ESSAY
  • INSTANT REPLAY
  • PODCASTS & VIDEOS
    • The RePlay Podcast
    • Machines, Myths & Legends
    • Older Audio/Video Archive
  • GET REPLAY
    • Subscriptions
    • Sample Copies
    • Order Back Issues
    • Index
  • ABOUT
    • About RePlay Magazine
    • Meet the Team
    • Cookie Policy
  • LINKS
  • CONTACT
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Trending
  • National Darts Day This Sunday, June 29
  • IAAPA Expo Asia Coming Next Week
  • Killer Queen Relaunched Featuring New Mode
  • Philadelphia’s Mini-Golf Pop-Up is Back Soon
  • TEEG Appoints New Play ‘N’ Learn COO
  • Nearly $80K Raised, Benefiting Sunrise Association
  • Creative Works Unveils New Mini-Golf Product
  • Zero Latency Celebrates 10 Years, 5 Million Plays
X (Twitter) Facebook RSS Instagram YouTube
RePlay Magazine
  • CURRENT ISSUE
    • Cover Story
    • Profiles – Companies, Products & People
    • Spotlight Feature
    • VR Spotlight
    • Favorites & Special Reports
    • Bob Cooney Special Reports
    • Editorial
    • Datebook
    • Columns
      • Q&A with AMOA
      • Q&A with AAMA
      • NOW TRENDING by Howard McAuliffe & Nick DiMatteo
      • George McAuliffe’s GAMEROOM GURU
      • Adam Pratt’s ENDGAME
      • Jack Guarnieri’s JERSEY JACK
      • Beth Standlee’s PARTY PROFESSOR
      • Clint Novak’s PRIZE PATROL
      • FUN ACROSS AMERICA
      • Frank Seninsky’s FRANK TALK
      • Tom Fricke’s REDEMPTION & THE LAW
      • Randy White GUEST ESSAY
  • INSTANT REPLAY
  • PODCASTS & VIDEOS
    • The RePlay Podcast
    • Machines, Myths & Legends
    • Older Audio/Video Archive
  • GET REPLAY
    • Subscriptions
    • Sample Copies
    • Order Back Issues
    • Index
  • ABOUT
    • About RePlay Magazine
    • Meet the Team
    • Cookie Policy
  • LINKS
  • CONTACT
RePlay Magazine
You are at:Home»INSTANT REPLAY»Sega Revs Up the Nostalgia With Daytona Remake

Sega Revs Up the Nostalgia With Daytona Remake

0
By Casey Minter on November 2, 2016 INSTANT REPLAY

Sega is bringing back the classics with a new version of Daytona, the classic arcade racer from the ’90s! The game will feature brand new tracks, new cars and new game modes, but it doesn’t hesitate to recognize the nostalgia some guests may have for the original. All three of the original games’ race tracks have been remastered for the 21st century.

daytona-the-true-legend-is-backThe cabinet houses a 47″ LED monitor, is lit from top to bottom and has an engine molded below the seat. A live game camera takes bragging and competing with friends to a new level, while also supplying the 27″ video billboard marquee with fun content for spectators. Up to eight of the machines can be linked for group play.

“This is a game changer,” said R&D chief Patrick Michael. “This is a premium game that delivers on quality, player experience and operator features that sets a very high bar for arcade video racing games. Importantly we have based it on the original game engine that gave us the amazing ‘AI’ and ‘catch up’ feeling that we all grew to love.”

Sega has also included a party mode, which they say allows operators to run special events easily. To assist in troubleshooting, the manufacturer included “Sega-IQ Intelligent Service Menus,” which offer advice when a tech is attempting to fix an issue.

“At SEGA we have always been passionate about developing the best arcade racing games, it’s part of our DNA, so to have the opportunity to work on this title that truly captures the spirit of the racing scene in Daytona is nothing short of an honor,” commented Sega’s CEO Paul Williams.

The game is set to be available as of March 2017, and will be displayed at Sega’s IAAPA booth (#1606) this year. For more information, click here.

Daytona Driver Paul Williams SEGA Arcade
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous ArticleReplayFX 2017 Announced
Next Article AVS Acquires H.A. Franz & Co.

Related Posts

National Darts Day This Sunday, June 29

IAAPA Expo Asia Coming Next Week

Killer Queen Relaunched Featuring New Mode

Comments are closed.







RePlay Logo

RePlay Magazine is a monthly trade publication covering the game center and route business. Since 1975, RePlay has been reporting on the equipment, people and trends that have made "coin-op" a fun and exciting business.

Get the FREE Instant RePlay Newsletter

Sign up and receive newsletters to keep you in the know.


© 2025 RePlay Magazine - All rights reserved. For permission to reproduce content, email [email protected].
  • About
  • Privacy
  • Contact

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.