Locked Away - Sega Arcade Games

[@SegaLordX]

Some episode details in the description. Be sure to comment if you like this topic!

[@jackwainscott6343]

maybe sega wants to help some arcade cabinet owners make some money.

[@RetroGamerBB]

Sega Lord X so much untapped potential, would have loved to have seen Dreamcast ports of any of these games.

[@JayRCela]

Great episode the Daytona thing blew me away / by the way if your interested in a 27" CRT Television Flatscreen with S-Vhs N/C let me know :_)

[@scotshabalam2432]

I actually know a super easy way to contact Lockheed, just go to their youtube page and ask on one of their new videos.

[@Gamevet]

I believe Planet Harriers was in development for the GameCube and got cancelled.

[@HybridAngelZero]

This is actually really cool, I didn't know about a lot of these titles, SEGA's history always seems to be hiding some new hidden treasures

[@terribletelevision6980]

I remember after buying my Dreamcast back in 2000 and wondering constantly when SCUD race would be announced. Still waiting!

[@DarthEquus]

The saddest part is that the game was going to come out for the DC, but got cancelled.

[@terribletelevision6980]

DarthEquus let’s keep waiting, maybe on Dreamcast 2 :)

[@DarthEquus]

@@terribletelevision6980 Hear, hear! :-)

[@bigt4135]

Me too. I love that arcade game

[@автоигорёкместный]

If you bought dreamcast in 2000 you must be super rich. At that time some people could kill others for this console.

[@yellow98gt]

I really wish Sega would release an Arcade classics series of there unreleased to console games

[@CasperEgas]

I would by it full price in an instant!

[@CanaldoZenny]

The closest thing i can remember is SEGA Fukkoku Archives on the 3DS, made by M2, but its Japan exclusive. One volume was released on the west as Sega 3D Classics Collection. I have and totally recommend!

[@yellow98gt]

@@CanaldoZenny It is an excellent collection 👍 I actually bought all 3 of the Japanese volumes myself. I believe it's volume 3 that includes a port of Outrun Turbo

[@Telepathy-cn2bj]

yellow98gt hopefully SEGA Ages on Switch

[@Ramjet164]

Every generation we get a compilation of megadrive games (in fact they’re getting worse as well) when all we want is the unreleased arcade games. It’s so fucking annoying.

[@ClockedIt]

The fact that I've played most of these in the arcades fills me with joy. Scud Race and Daytona 2 simply need console releases and like you I've been begging for then for years. Damn good video man, Sega at their arcade heights is indeed a glorious thing.

[@gtrzdaddy]

Man..those are some amazing games. I wish the top execs at Sega would watch your video. Thanks for another awesome content!

[@barry-allenthe-flash8396]

In this day and age with useless (to me, at least) mini TV retro consoles, I would kill to see SEGA drop the Mega Drive/Genesis for awhile, and put out a some kind of "SEGA Arcade Mini" console that would just have a bunch of their stuff on if from the NAOMI, Lindbergh, Chihiro, Hikaru and Atomiswave hardware. Heck, they could do TWO mini arcade consoles, with the other one focused on older titles for the Model 1, 2 and 3 boards. Besides a lot of the stuff you mentioned like Planet Harriers, Sega Super GT and Dirt Devils, I would buy freakin' _fifty_ such machines instantly If it included Toy Fighter, R-Tuned Ultimate Street Racing and Dolphin Blue (which I believe they "inherited" after the merger with Sammy) too :P Now THAT would be a mini retro-console worth picking up, imo! I really don't need the gimmicky mini-console though. I would love to see 'em just hook up with Hamster and release some Sega games via the _ACA: Arcade Classics Archive_ line. Surely, they have to be almost done with Neo Geo Ports by now :P I would gladly nab pretty much all of these games on my PS4 or via Steam for $8/pop or whatever _if they were only made available._ I don't care about tweaks like licenses needing to be modified (unless it's for the soundtrack, a la Crazy Taxi and the Offspring. Sometimes they just gotta spend the money to nab certain things) - I just wanna see SEGA faithfully re-release these games so we can play 'em. They shouldn't be so obscure. Anyway, this is an awesome topic, dude! I love seeing you shine that spotlight on Sega's vast arcade library. Someone's gotta keep pounding that drum until Sega freakin' takes notice and finally lays off the endless Genesis re-releases, haha. You're doing God's work, Sega Lord X (^-^)

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

One with a built in steering wheel for their racing games would be god damn fantastic. Outrun on the Sega Saturn, with the Saturn's steering wheel, was an absolutely amazing experience to me.

[@gojohnniegogo]

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated I can't believe despite owning Sega Ages & having the Saturn Wheel I've never played OutRun with the wheel! Need to get round to it at some point!

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

@@gojohnniegogo, you must! It's so brilliant that I spent hours and hours screwing with burning a copy of the Japanese standalone version (using Windows-only software via WINE) to create a copy that replaced one of the music tracks with "Sugar Rush" from Wreck-It Ralph. This might not _sound_ like a particularly impressive feat, 'cept I had to very carefully create a version of "Sugar Rush" that lasted exactly as many CD sectors as the track it was replacing, or the game would refuse to boot 😄

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

@ETM Nation - Best ETM Music, this comment seems unrelated to anything that's preceded it. Please elaborate, or alternatively don't, and look like a random crazy spewing random craziness.

[@Indiana-r9b]

ya I am sick and tired of Sega Genesis collection. most of the title is unplayable for today.

[@coflow9719]

Wow. What a great ep Sega Lord X. If they had these on Dreamcast they would be in my collection in a heartbeat. I wish Sega would get back in the consoles and release a Dreamcast 2.

[@railmacher1303]

I really hope these games do appear on all consoles like Arcade Archives and Sega Ages!

[@js.sunset]

We've seen Sega Genesis collections done to death over the years, being released in every console generation. I'd love to see these (and more) Sega Arcade Classics get the same treatment!

[@antonnym214]

that Daytona Usa 2 is mind-blowing. if i see one in the wild, I'm on it like a sailor on a weekend furlough in Bangkok!

[@brentcanfield8883]

LMAO!

[@slisorz]

I gotta mention, Spikeout. They put a sequel out for it on OG XBox, but that was it. The original's stuck on arcade only.

[@PCarDriver87]

Wow man, I am so stoked that you included the Harley-Davidson game in this. That was an arcade game that I wanted SO badly to get a home release when I was a kid. Thanks for another awesome video, man!

[@alexbrookner5331]

You are the Sega guru. Love these vids and your vast knowledge

[@Lightblue2222]

Outrunners! Yes the arcade version is the best and would have been amazing on CD. But im happy we got what we got. I think it should still merrit its title. So many hours of fun with friends back in the day. All about the multiplayer which can get intense. Still I do remember the 1st time i saw it in the arcade and blew me away bigtime on how much better it was.

[@robertdanker6193]

Awesome!!! A+ video as always!! Sometimes I forget all the amazing games Sega left in the arcades, it's one of the biggest sins in all of gaming!!!!

[@CrystlRain27]

Thank you for posting this video. Please continue this series.

[@basteagui]

dude, i normally take your content for granted. but i got to take a minute now and thank you for putting together something as quality as this video. thank you for providing some distraction from the worries that are eating away at my sanity right now. i loved this.

[@SegaLordX]

No problem, bud. Glad I could help.

[@dougr.8653]

I was already missing a video from Sega Lord this week. Thanks, mate.

[@AntHazuki]

My god man. Your channel and content is something else. I actually look forward to every video you make, your effort is highly appreciated. I do my own channel, but what you do is something I can only dream of and will never be able to compete with. Keep it up! :)

[@SegaLordX]

I thought the same of my early content. That I just couldn't do as good as the other guys. Keep at it brother. You may surprise yourself.

[@CasperEgas]

Please make more of these videos. This was a great episode. Thanks for the great work.

[@Nalaztre]

Again, a great informational video. One of the best so far, for the sole reason these games are rare, and us SEGA fans just love to know about anything about their products. Looking forward to part 2 😎

[@Sut1978]

My Xmas wish is for Sega to bring a Sega Forever type service for its entire arcade catalogue to console. They have so much goodness there. They’ve released the Mega Drive stuff to death please Sega give us your arcade gems. Great episode againSega Lord X I’m currently replaying all your videos. You are my current favourite You Tube channel 👍

[@DreamcastQ]

Damn, so many great Sega arcade games I've never played! Great video, it reminded me of playing Desert Tank in our local arcade, I had forgotten all about that game!

[@mikej2020]

Sega Ages on Nintendo Switch would be a perfect opportunity to release these games. I hope they do.

[@zezii6779]

Fantastic games,great times,when game had no fear to use tones of color and be simple and fun to play,with great,good feal soundtracks.Would love all this Sega games in switch.Great video SLX.

[@Sinn0100]

Sega Lord, can you imagine a Sega Arcade Collection with most of these games in one pack...I would pay almost,any amount for this!

[@lightdark28]

Its a real shame Sega mostly ignored System 32 and Model 3 when it came to home ports, it would have been great having a version of Daytona 2 on the Dreamcast , and why Sega decided to remake the original instead is beyond me. They could have used a good Star Wars game on the system too , in addition to episode 1 racer (which really looked more like a port of the PC version)

[@SegaLordX]

I agree. I never understood the remake of Daytona when the Saturn had already done one. We didn't need another. They coulda just done Daytona 2 and added the Daytona 1 tracks.

[@RaydenUMK3]

I've been a collector of Arcade games for a couple of years now, and the bulk are Sega games. I own three daytona 2 and a star wars trilogy upright. But at one point I had one half of a Planet Harriers that was on it's last legs. Managed to get it working with pressure on the gpu sync and a stick rebuild but sold it to someone who considered it one of their grails, definitely a interested game and system but I doubt there will be any left in a decade or so due to the shotty build quality of the hikaru board.

[@SegaLordX]

Indeed. I've seen complaints about it for years.

[@vyperii]

I loved this video! These arcade classics are really such a treasure trove that Sega desperately needs to tap into! You completely missed out The Lost World: Jurassic Park, on Model 3 hardware, which I think has to be my favourite arcade shooter from Sega ever!

[@cagarber]

A pleasure as always. I would have liked to see Moonwalker the arcade version on home consoles. So much better than the home version we got

[@sbleed]

This reminds me of what it was like growing up in the arcades. These games were loud, fast, and awesome! My kids will never get to experience the arcade like that and it makes me a little sad.

[@dezm101]

great episode, I always feel like one of Sega's strongest qualities is their flair for visual design - it really dominates their arcade works. A feast for the eyes!

[@ravagingwolverine]

That System 32 was a real 2D wonder in 1991, being both a standard arcade board(like a System 16) and a super-scaler board all in one. I loved playing the Spider-Man beat-em-up whenever I got the chance. I think that one is still very good. Golden Axe Revenge of Death Adder is better, though. I never did see that one in the wild. I didn't like it at first, mostly due to the default damage settings which can take your quarters in a hurry, and because the US version goes on too long by making the branching paths worthless by making you go through all areas each run through. It is a fantastic game. Beat-em-up games fell out of favor by the mid 90s, so it would have been nice if they bundled this game with the Golden Axe fighting game they did put on Saturn. It might have made both games more successful. I think I would have been excited for it then. I remember standing around in a movie theater waiting for the start of Star Wars Episode I and killing time just watching the Star Wars Trilogy Arcade game in action. It was mesmerizing. I suspect Model 3 games were difficult or time consuming to port. Not because the DC was not powerful enough. It was the early days of 3D, before there were standard APIs like now. I remember the days of games supporting specific 3D chipsets individually. I would not be surprised if Model 3 games had to be mostly rebuilt from the ground up for the DC. The system could handle Model 3-level stuff, but it may not have been trivial to do it, which is a shame seeing how many interesting things were not ported. Another great video and topic. I see why you like Outrunners so much. The arcade version looks very good.

[@gamerxt333]

I think model 3 games where difficult to port because of the type of polygons they used

[@segaboy128]

Awesome video! Sega gems indeed! Lots more arcade gems locked away in arcade; more videos welcome!

[@zolphar]

this is my top youtube channel i get excited when a new video comes out you give great reviews and great info about sega keep it up man

[@petercybercop5918]

I really enjoy watching our videos , thanks for bringing back so many arcade memories and also for the games that I didn't know

[@23cristianrojas]

I discovered this channel some days ago. i love your passion for video games ( especially sega). This channel has become one of my favourites. saludos desde chile

[@RetroGamePlayers]

Star Wars Trilogy is SO good! !

[@Silvergun_Raven]

It's games like these as to why I've always loved SEGA.

[@assoluto9327]

It's cool to see how both Nintendo and Sega are masters at making racing games. The only difference is that Sega is good at making racing games with "real" cars (Sega Rally, Scud Race, Outrun, etc) whereas Nintendo is good at making "other" type of racing games, like F-Zero, Mario Kart and Waverace.

[@dbnpoldermans4120]

Nintendo good at race games? I love F-Zero, the last one was made by Sega

[@assoluto9327]

Dbn Poldermans I assume you have never played the Mario Kart games, Waverace 64 and finally F-Zero and its sequel F-Zero X. They are all excellent games. Nintendo is superb at making racing games.

[@Mr_x_19922]

Sega was way better in doing racing games than Nintendo

[@assoluto9327]

@Jeremy Robertson Nintendo developed F-Zero X (N64), not Sega. Sega developed F-Zero GX (Gamecube) which wasn't very good. And I personally enjoy Nintendo racing games much more than Sega racing games, but I guess it's a matter of personal preferences.

[@TBrizzle01]

It's been years since F-Zero, let alone Wave Race. It's sad.

[@Guernicaman]

Instead of re-releasing SEGA Genesis collections (with dozens of missing entries each time), SEGA really ought to finally bring out these & other classic SEGA arcade games to modern platforms. Imagine a 3D recreation of a SEGA arcade where you walk around & interact w/3D versions of SEGA arcade cabinets, perhaps as characters from the Shenmue & Yakuza series. Not only will you be able to experience perfectly emulated arcade versions of these titles, some of which never even saw home ports, but you could play them online w/or against your friends. The game could be updated every few months with new entries as licenses are legally acquired. Add some mini-games like UFO Catchers where you can unlock collectibles based on SEGA characters & you could end up w/a SEGA history virtual museum for any SEGA hardcore gamer's dream come true.

[@TheDarkwingj]

that would totally work!

[@KISSFan1977]

Daytona 2 should have been on the Dreamcast for sure!

[@MitsuhashiTakashi]

The datona we did get on there sucks

[@KISSFan1977]

@@MitsuhashiTakashi it wasn't the worst game but it wasn't as good as either of the Saturn versions of the game.

[@leeboy2k1]

The truth is the Dreamcast's GPU wouldn't have been able to do D2 justice with all of the shader/poly math at 60fps, hence why Daytona usa 2001 had far fewer polygons and effects work than D2.

[@KISSFan1977]

@@leeboy2k1True but they still coulda made a respectable port of the game.

[@leeboy2k1]

@@KISSFan1977 There simply is no examples that prove that, for e.g SR2 was 30fps despite only having usually no more than 2 cars on screen, people will point to the Windows C.E causing overhead which is true, but Sega were very unlikely to want to show how much less powerful their then newest console was to arcade hardware that debuted in 96 albeit with slightly faster cpu clock speed on Model 3 step 2. Sega arcade hardware was almost too ahead of it's time to make cost effective on home platforms, which could be both a good and bad thing.

[@lexhazuki6538]

Awesome video as always and great topic! Forgot all about Scud Race, used to play it every time I went to the arcade! More please SLX!!

[@bogd555]

THANK YOU for this episode! Sega needs to release an Arcade Collection for modern consoles. In an alternate universe, this collection was released on Dreamcast at 60fps. Buuut, we don't live in that universe... In the meantime, I shall continue to pray to whatever God will listen for these incredible games to be released. Daytona USA 1 on Xbox One (widescreen and I *think* even 4K at this point) is a huuuge tease of what some of these could look like.

[@bcooper1697]

Out of all the SEGA arcade games that I played that didn't get a home console release, my favorites are Lost World Jurassic Park, Ocean Hunter, and Star Wars Trilogy Arcade.

[@johndd9140]

God, I simply LOVED going to the arcades... and I loved Sega arcade games! I got a Dreamcast in the hope of getting some of these games for it... 🤔 Still dreaming...! Great videoand nostalgia trip 👍

[@jonli9488]

great episode Sega Lord X, To be honest, the only I was able to play was The Star Wars trilogy. It is hard I got to the last boss Vader is tough so I wasn't able completed. I think the should have gotten a home port on the Sega Dreamcast it would have been a good home port. Well keep it Sega Lord X great channel

[@MrCalverino]

YEA MAN SEGA WAS DOING 60FPS WITH MILLIONS OF POLYGONS PERSEC IN THE 90'S- THIS VID IS EPIC 🏆

[@jamesnewman4351]

Great video!!!! That tank game looks a lot like Alien Front Online on the Dreamcast .. Fantastic game!!!

[@chrislopez1918]

I wish so bad they would have released super sega gt on the dreamcast

[@yellow98gt]

At 3:15 in the game Dirt Devils you can see the Dreamcast advertising in the background of the game :)

[@adamphillip5305]

I remember buying a magazine in the UK called CVG just before the DC came out & it covered Dirt Devils saying it was gonna be released on DC alongside Star Wars Trilogy & Ocean Hunter, shame none of them happened.

[@haaxxx9]

@@adamphillip5305 The more I hear about those games from the arcade the more I get upset... FUCKING SEGA WHY!?

[@KewieCRC420]

Really appreciate your channel. I’m a big Sega fan myself getting the Genesis in ‘89 from my Dad. I’m in my mid 30s so I appreciate your honest and older perspective. That’s why I enjoy ppl like you, CGQ, Bithead1000 and HCG. You older heads know wassup. Anyways, I would like to request a Sega Light Gun shooting games video. I think even Sega made a game for Namco in the PS2 days. But yeah please consider because your research and presentation is always top tier. Take it easy man and thanks again for your videos.

[@SegaLordX]

I've considered just a "gun game" episode. I'll see what I can put together.

[@DarthJF]

As a huge Star Wars fan Star Wars Arcade holds a special place for me. I first encountered it at an amusement park here in Finland and kept begging my mom for coins to play it instead of going to any of the rides in the park. It was also the very first arcade game I actually beat. Beating a home console game is one thing, but beating a game at an arcade with a limited number of coins at your disposal is something completely different. Sadly, it's been a few years since I last saw one around. I'd love to do that Death Star run again one day.

[@jeremyjohnson8844]

Emulation, friend. It's not some evil, taboo thing. It's an incredible thing.

[@TB-TheGoldenAgeGamer]

This was an incredible video. I want all these games to get a release. I wish they would also release the AMazing Spider Man beat em up one of my favorite beat em ups that never gets talked about

[@marcusgreene8434]

I remember seeing the Star Wars game in the arcade back in the day. Man I got my ass handed to me. Great looking at the time.

[@trevorpoole8097]

I suppose the sponsor logos in Dirt Devils could easily be replaced but the star vehicle was a fully-branded Toyota truck in the iconic white, red, orange, and yellow Toyota off-road rally livery. It could be made "generic" in a hypothetical home port but it would be a crying shame if they didn't get the Toyota license.

[@admonius9668]

I was never a Sega fan growing up but I must admit, I am starting to really appreciate the unique games Sega released

[@majimamike4097]

Only Sega can build such games.We want a package with all of this stuff now!!!Great video Segalord!

[@zombee38]

Superb video SLX...I learned of some arcade games that I forgot about or never heard before. Happy thanksgiving!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks Bro, you too.

[@TheGemini5]

A tear came to my eye lol. I played Golden Axe RODA so many times! My favorite was the big guy that carried the dwarf! I LOVED his magic!

[@DeesBees85]

This video is great. For years now I’ve been so frustrated by the lack of model 3 games that have been brought to consoles.

[@rodneybrett5088]

Sega did some groundbreaking work with polygons back in the day. These early 3d games were a huge inspiration to me in pursuing game development as a full time job. Hard Drivin' from Atari was fun, but it was only when I saw the work Sega and Namco were doing in the arcades with realtime 3d that I saw the real potential for 3d games.

[@antoniosantiago302]

All these define my childhood memory of SEGA and WISH that one they they do release them somehow to the home market. Great video that brought back so many memories.

[@matthawkins2974]

My dude quickly becoming one of my favourite KZbinrs real top quality content

[@Ryuujin1078]

Look up a game called 90’s Arcade Racer by Nicalis. It’s a racer that’s HEAVILY inspired by classic Sega arcade racers that’s coming soon!

[@emagid3599]

Ryuujin1078 vaporware tbh

[@Gamevet]

@@emagid3599 It was going to be a Wii U game. It's not coming out.

[@Fatherland88]

What a dumbass, try hard name for a game.

[@dopejoel]

I played the hell out of the Star Wars Trilogy Arcade in the 90s. Absolutely mind blowing.

[@PPHDocumentaries]

Why not create a petition for Sega to port some of its old arcades to the home, i`m sure a lot of people would digitally sign it.

[@troybilko]

I have a emulated of death adders revenge on xbox. Even the poor emulation quality still screams how good this game is. Pretty much the pinnacle of wide scrolling beat em ups. Definitely rivals tower of doom and shadows over mystara in quality

[@yellowblanka6058]

It has a few glitches, but it runs well and looks good on a more recent version of MAME on PC, might try that. The version of MAME that you're running on your XBox is no doubt really old/inaccurate.

[@troybilko]

For sure, it’s just nice to have a modded Xbox and even with the glitches in the animation, it’s still a high quality title

[@yellowblanka6058]

@@troybilko - Oh yeah, I can understand that, just letting you know that it does run quite well with minimal glitches in a more recent version.

[@christopherwalkinalloverya5824]

@@troybilko Have you ever tried the MAME arcade game "The Crystal of Kings"? You'd probably really like it.

[@troybilko]

Sick Game Squad I’ll check it out, thanks

[@johnv7317]

Am thankful we have companies like M2 and Arcade1Up help port great arcade classics to today gamers. I hope that one day will see some of the arcade games in this video get a re-release arcade cabinet by Arcade1Up.

[@JP-ur3pk]

Awesome video keep up the great work. Cheers

[@AGwolf2097]

The lack of Scud Race or Daytona 2 on the Dreamcast was one of the many reasons I was really disappointed with the machine. I was a huge Saturn fan back in the day and tried to be optimistic about the Dreamcast, but I really don't like it all these years later, and I wasn't very impressed when it was new in the first place.

[@ravagingwolverine]

I, too, was a big Saturn fan when it was current. I do like the Dreamcast, but not nearly as much as the Saturn. I think it was mostly the libraries. Saturn has more of the stuff I like during a time period that suited me. DC has less of what I like and was current during a transition to 3D adventure games and story-driven games that don't appeal to me much.

[@DLDX]

Loved Outrunners and SCUD racing!

[@viniciusmaidana2159]

Daytona 2 is a technical marvel, a true masterpiece of the media. The fact there's no official release of it on any home platform today is outrageous...

[@bastianjaster1479]

What a great Video Idea man, thanx a Lot! Back in the days the graphics of ScudRace Blow me away when i saw IT in the magazines. Here in Germany aren't any Arcades, only Mashines Like in the Casinos and entrance only at 18!! Best regards from Germany 🤘

[@TheSikThSenSE]

Shame to see no mention of the original Spikeout!, that game was absolutely incredible and the closest we ever got to a 3D Streets of Rage that actually played well. And with all four cabs connected too! I would kill for a Switch port. And also Jurassic Park: Lost World which was one of the best licenced light gun games! Nice to see Scud Race and Planet Harrier mentioned too. Keep up the good work, as a massive Sega Fan, this channel is going from strength to strength!

[@Akiga_games]

Awesome episode! Really enjoyed the selection of games!

[@atomiswave1971]

It certainly does seem strange that remakes have been made for certain titles 3 or 4 times, yet the ones that got missed the first couple of times are still outstanding for any re-release at all.

[@softwareerror1988]

This video shows clearly the mistakes that led to sega’s demise.

[@665Splatter]

Sometimes its not the licensing of obvious trademarks. Sometimes third party assets or even software or technology are licensed for development, And when these contracts dont include ports on other than arcade systems, there is no big chance for a conversion.

[@PlumbDrumb]

Revenge of Death Adder, Daytona 2 and Outrunners are absolute works of art that need to be preserved in a home release! These are all good but especially those three :D

[@GonXtreme]

Model 3 games needed to be completely reprogrammed for the Dreamcast. That's why they preferred to just work on an almost perfect conversion (and quite fast) from Naomi games than dealing with the Model 3 games, that would've taken double or triple the time.

[@bawitback]

I remember playing Scud Race & Harley-Davidson game at the arcades awesome

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

7:38 YESSSSS!!!! I would play that game almost every day when I got out of school and my mom took me to the mall to eat. I go so good I could pass it with two quarters (did the same with time crisis 2). I am so happy I was able to experience the US arcades in the late 90s and super early 2000s before they finally died out. I remember the day I went to the mall(early 2000s) and the Time Out arcade was closed down. One of the worst days of my gaming life!

[@neilkelsey1762]

Fantastic content Sega Lord, I get so excited when I see when a new video drops from you!

[@jhsdemo]

100% agree on all these games. When SEGA, when!!!

[@adamphillip5305]

Emergency Ambulance is another that should of hit the DC especially after the success of Crazy Taxi. A British DC magazine claimed that a compilation of Emergency Ambulance, Jambo Safari & Brave Firefighters was gonna come out but never materialised. Tho not an arcade title the non release of Propellar Arena always baffled me, i can understand why the DC version was canned with its timing but why it never later appeared on Xbox Live Arcade or something after the drama died down is beyond me.

[@goatbone]

Great video. Yes please do more of these. All your topics are really good.

[@zenitpro]

Cool video, man! I've noticed we think the same way about Sega Model 3 arcade games: it doesn't matter if they are over 20 years old, they will always awe me with those graphics and blistering 60fps goodness! You also mentioned some degree of frustration for some games not being ported to the Sega CD, like Golden Axe the Revenge of Death Adder, but I don't think they'd look good on that system... though the hardware boasted the scaling and rotation capabilities, they were severely underused, and when they were eventually used, it was nothing at the caliber of System 32's awesome sprite capabilities. But still, It would've been great to have seen something being ported to home consoles anyway.

[@InconspicuousBosch]

Star Wars Trilogy Arcade was one of those games I always wanted to play as a kid, but was *always* occupied. There wasn't as much putting quarters up back in the late 90s/early 2000s, but best believe kids were waiting on queue for their chance to fight Darth Vader

[@Sut1978]

Another great series you’ve got here Lord X. Thought about doing an episodes on each different Sega arcade board ?

[@mikelucash1881]

Maybe someday Sega will do an arcade compilation like the Genesis one

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Loving your content man... i used to have every sega going and i started obviously in school collecting. Sega was my only friend as my social skills were weak and i dreamed of the day when model2/3 arcade would be in the home... cut to the present day and a loss of job and license causes me to sell my entire collection (and my turntables alas i kept the vinyl) - although im still not very well off financially and very regretful that i had to sell the collection (wasnt just sega, had other things like jag64 etc) - and even if i started again i wouldn't be able to catch up with my old catalogue... thankfully we have emulation and i now "own" all the arcade games i dreamed of back then on my phone... and think about this - if i went back in time and told my young self that in the future on my phone i can get arcade perfect (within reason of emulation) downloaded from the air, regardless of what model arcade board it uses etc and its free!!! - and this is just on a phone... id of been utterly wowed! - my wife has just got me a pandoras box for xmas to help heal the loss of those sega machines that got me through so much.... watching your channel and passion for sega really reminds me of my young self getting into fights in the playground over playstation vs saturn lol... anyways... just thought id tap you up. Best wishes.

[@SegaLordX]

Emulation keeps many of these games available to those who have no access to them. It's become a pivotal part of the hobby.

[@harrysanders1089]

Great episode man! Really enjoying the content on your channel

[@Mitjitsu]

I went to one of those barcades not so long ago and Star Wars Arcade was very popular.

[@SegaLordX]

Yeah, everywhere I see it there are usually a few people around it.

[@Mitjitsu]

@@SegaLordX I had to wait 6-7 hours before I could play it myself.

[@AlxCaLi8]

Such a great list of classic arcades, I really hope they will come to home console at some point

[@ridiculous_gaming]

Star Wars Trilogy on the Dreamcast would have severely helped sell this console. So many fantastic titles could have made this box necessary.

[@mousiedung]

Keep doing this series!

[@jeremycline9542]

[letting those ads run because it's Sega Lord X...]