Sega Rally Championship | PandaMonium Reviews Every U.S. Saturn Game | Episode 33 of 246

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Thanks for watching, everyone!! Sorry I took so long to make this. One quick note, the footage at 3:48:45 is actually the Joypolis Sega Touring Car cab, though it is basically using the same tech as the life sized Sega Rally machine. The following image and video clip do in fact show the life sized Sega Rally machine. That dang Supra threw me off!! Also, there is a typo in the Ove Andersson text, misspelling his last name by only using one S. In the US, that surname is usually spelled with just one S, so my brain did not catch that when going over the video for fixes.

[@Slumpybuttons]

Pretty sure I saw Ridge Racer in there at one point too lol

[@Umberskumpch]

This video is a masterpiece. Each new video you release adds fuel to the flame that is my burning passion for all things SEGA, although the Saturn is an extremely niche topic, I hope your channel explodes in popularity. I mean it is absolutely fascinating learning about the behind the scenes of what was happening at SEGA during this time period. Thank you for making these incredible documentaries.

[@philrod1]

Sorry it took me so long to watch! It's longer than a Peter Jackson epic 😂❤️

[@stringfellowhawk5361]

I used it in Japan

[@straitJacketFashion]

“I’m a Sega-loving Sega shill.” That’s some honest journalism there

[@paulwarner2599]

dude I thought this was a joke PadaMonium made I didn't think there'd be an actual fucking journalist saying it!

[@Mitsuraga]

And I'm right there with her.

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

Your comment holds NO weight WHAT SO EVER.

[@Mitsuraga]

@@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208 Did you mean to respond to a different comment, or something? I'm so confused by what you mean.

[@jolang8022]

1:15:35

[@pspbook13]

The king of Saturn videos returns to his throne.

[@Mike-bh4bh]

All hail the king and the gifts he has brought to the Saturn kingdom 🙏

[@Ekkobelli]

No one does what Panda does. NO one. If I wasn't already glad to be a fan of that weird games company SEGA, I'd be now that I have seen the amazingness that is the 4,5h Sega Rally documentary / review. This is what YT is for. Absolutely stunning work.

[@tournaline3448]

This is the Sega Rally of documentaries. I can’t give it higher praise than that.

[@F6LabsVideo]

We get three hours of a great documentary, then we get a car review and a summoning salt video? This channel is something else.

[@fabiomccaree9218]

omg this documentary should be played at movie theaters as group therapy

[@e.l.4409]

You're clearly saving the 8 hour documentary for Virtual Fighter 2.

[@Mitsuraga]

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that auto-correct put that L there. But yes, I've said the same thing. With all the media coverage the game got in Japan, I truly wouldn't be surprised if Nick's VF2 vid ends up being eight hours.

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Good lord, I hope it’s not eight hours 😂

[@Mitsuraga]

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. You've said yourself that a video is as long as it needs to be. So however long it ends up being, whether two hours or four or eight, it'll be the right length.

[@jonbourgoin182]

@@PandaMoniumReviews your audience wouldn't mind though. Personally I'm looking forward to your reviews on the Saturn versions of DooM and Resident Evil

[@keatongoodwin3354]

wrong Panzer Dragoon Saga

[@IBuyToast]

I put this video on as i laid next to my cat who was unfortunately going to pass at any moment and it calmed both of us in the moment and allowed for a nice moment of peace before she passed away. Thank you forever

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

I am sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is never easy.

[@JamesChatting]

Sorry for your loss 😢

[@fleamcbaggins3087]

❤

[@MrRetrostage]

🥺 my cat passed away today and to calm down a little bit, I watched this documentary... Inreally can feel what you describe. 😔 RIP 😿

[@n000g]

My condolences to you and @mrretrostage. :-(

[@ledezman8989]

This and many of your other Saturn documentaries should be preserved in the Library of Congress

[@philharmonic2251]

FUN FACT! This is my favourite retro gaming channel on KZbin right now!

[@cinnamondan4984]

A man of taste

[@GreenTeaViewer]

Source?

[@redcalxz6846]

It's criminal how you only have 13k subscribers, you really go above and beyond with this series in ways that continue to blow me away. Keep it up! (btw, Toyota announced that they're bringing back the Celica a couple of months ago, very excited for that)

[@sppspharmdude]

This man made this video without having the actual machine that inspired him. An example of a Sega fan, dedicated.

[@jankmedia1985]

Took my Saturn to the local arcade today, the owner is my age (late 30s) and loves Sega but never played Saturn. He loved it. Played a variety of games over the course of 4 hours, great time.

[@Fattydeposit]

The first item I ever bought on eBay (back in 2000) was a Sega Saturn bundle, because after a term at university where I got good at my friend's Sega Rally I knew I had to get my own. It's just a perfectly tuned racing experience. Still untouchable IMO.

[@vidmonastery]

I'm crying. It's so much more than a game.

[@erwanlecainec3394]

Yeah ! The end was very moving, with such tribute with the right music in the background. This feeling of having lived the golden age.

[@Bristecom]

@@erwanlecainec3394 Yep, very VERY nostalgic!

[@Wayneisboss]

This was expertly crafted. Fantastic documentary on not just the making of this game but also the appreciation of the sport. Also, fun fact: When I was watching the preview, I got so immersed into the video that by about an hour in, I forgot I was in this video and got jumpscared by my own voice

[@RemnantCult]

The use of Vaporwave is seriously refreshing. In general, this channel is refreshing. It was what got me into Saturn. Long live Saturn, Long live Sega, and long live Panda.

[@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189]

Nobody can pinpoint why Sega Rally is so timeless and fun. Till now.

[@chadbrick67]

Its great at 60fps on the model 2 emulator and ps2 jap only release

[@hecosean]

This is the Ultimate Sega Rally Video. Nothing will surpass this. Fantastic.

[@SpaghettiOhh]

I'm rewatching this for like the 5th time, even if it's just for the audio =] Seriously good work, dude!↗

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Yoooo!!!!! Thank you so much for the very generous contribution!! Glad you are liking the Rally video, especially that you like it enough to watch it FIVE TIMES. :) Means a lot.

[@jdcreative3095]

Mr Panda your videos make me so happy. I’m nearing 40 and your work captures that period and Saturn vibe perfectly. You create a void in which I can bathe in the past.

[@erwanlecainec3394]

So well said ! I exactly felt this same vibe ! And I'm 42 !

[@russianmansmwc]

Am I going to watch a 4 hour 40 minutes video about a review and development history of Sega Rally Championship, released for Arcade and Sega Saturn, from year 1995, developed by Sega? *YES*

[@cpt.straginski]

This video is insane. The amount of information, the editing, the visuals, it's all so perfect, fun and informative. The game can be beaten in less than a 5 minutes, but this documentary shows, how much work put into those kind of games. Just incredible!

[@carlosnascimento9269]

I'm in awe at this video. Almost 5 hours about a frigging arcade racing game. Talk about going deep.

[@DontCallMeScooterrr]

Ok I already thought the music selections in this epic were top notch, but when Williams High Speed pinball kicked in just now near the end of stage 2, I couldn't believe my ears. A Panda of culture. Thank you for your work, this whole production is amazing!

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Thank you so much for the support, I really appreciate it!! Yeah, High Speed is an all timer. "504, this is dispatch... He what?"

[@saltydagger6635]

Man, again top notch documentary for the Saturn. You are a legend in Germany. Luv ya

[@starstarstar4643]

I'm 2 mins in and already impressed with this video, never heard of this channel until yesterday when i saw the Saturn MLiG stream who ive been following for a few years now....kudos

[@captndrip]

I am the only one looking online for a Sega Rally arcade cabinet after watching this? Amazing documentary. This is like a completist version of the lore of the game. I cannot imagine the time spent in preparation, documentation, editing, ... GG! or... Legendaryyyyy yeah!

[@DiGiValentine]

You've done it again, man. I have no idea how you're able to maintain this level of quality and consistency but you're doing it flawlessly regardless. This was phenomenal. Incredible work.

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Thanks Digi!!

[@ZidaneSAID]

This is just not true. Quality is improving with each video :)

[@captRhay]

couldnt agree more! hopefully you guys are teeming up for NiGHTS? :)

[@WW-jt2sq]

My favorite of yours so far. As someone who is a passionate old school WRC fan, Saturn fan, and most importantly a huge Pandamonium fan, I feel like you made this video just for me. What an absolute treat from front to back, thanks for going into such extreme detail and getting all these incredible interviews with people who were involved. This is a true accomplishment. Thank you so much for what you do, man!

[@atarit3]

Just rolled the credits on the Sega Rally Championship MEGA DOCUMENTARY... and... THIS GUY GETS IT!

[@zorkatron986]

I can say without a doubt this is one of the best videos made about a video game. Its so uncanny, I felt like somebody reached into my brain and made a video just for me. I grew up a Sega kid, I still love Sega to this very day. Sega Rally is one of my favorite games on the Saturn and I would say probably one of my favorite games of all time and it influenced me in terms of coming to enjoy Rally in my own way and how I view racing games. I always like videos, documentaries, or looks into how a video game was made and the people that worked on them and you hit on that as well...the coolest thing you did I think, besides getting all of this Japanese footage and translations of interviews was being able to speak to Yoshio Fujimoto. Admittedly I hadn't actually heard of him until now, the story you managed to tell with his experience getting into Rallying, creating his company Tein and eventually conquering Kenya was very cool and you can tell he's a genuine down to earth guy which makes me like him even more. The whole arc you showed with him starting out, and then him restoring his car and driving, describing the experience and even returning to Kenya was actually moving on an emotional level. Beyond that, I think you successfully captured that intangible thing about Sega Rally that is hard to describe to people. Sega Rally isn't just a game, it is an experience. You rule, thank you for this video.

[@Mitsuraga]

I'm just going to sit here and wait for two days. There's already so much anticipation for this one, but I feel like all it's going to do is make me more hyped for the Virtua Fighter 2 vid. I swear, I'm gonna be frothing at the mouth when that one drops.

[@hemlocks777]

this is an absolutely monumental work and i came back expecting it to have at least a million views by now! I can't describe how valuable and interesting all your documentaries are.

[@BobbyBones-s8o]

Thanks! Amazing work ❤ please do this for any panzer dragoon game pleaseeeeee 😂

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

Thank you so much for the support, it really means a lot. :)

[@ClockedIt]

One for the ages. Like many of us Sega fans of old, Sega Rally means the world to us, especially for us Saturn fans back in the day where we swore blind that this racing game handled better than anything out there. A PandaMonium classic full of real interviews, real journalism and crammed full of all the little details we hunger for with these types of games and reviews. Truly amazing. Thanks.

[@38kob]

that was fantastic. i wasn’t sure about the need for a speedrun section going into it, but it quickly won me over. it is, after all, a racing game, and watching high level play of it is particularly satisfying. i think it’s got a lot to do with those drifty mechanics that make it look like somebody elegantly hydroplaning on ice

[@DontCallMeScooterrr]

The implied Miz tripping balls in the desert on a vision quest would explain a LOT of his catalog

[@metronome8471]

I still need to finish space tetris .

[@Relugus]

He felt the heartbeat of the land.

[@okatbikes4917]

Truly breathtaking work, i'm absolutely astounded by the depth and love on show here. Almost in tears at Fujimoto's 185 restoration. Thank you. Some of the most enjoyable hours i've ever spent on youtube.

[@shimsham6]

This is an exceptional review/documentary that shows a phenomenal amount of the dedicated passion and commitment that has gone into covering every aspect of this classic Arcade/Saturn title. This is the type of work and journalism that is deserving far more praise for the amount of work and time that has gone into every chapter and breakdown of this game.

[@Imgema]

Damn that restored Celica near the end of the video is so beautiful.

[@smudgetwo]

you're making some of the best videos on the whole goddamn website dear god

[@enjoylife6374]

this is top tier gaming videos, action button league. SEGA should pay you little something and put it officially on their channels, its a labour of love DEFINITION

[@ringfitmaster3079]

This was a fantastic video on Sega Rally. I loved everything about this video. I was engaged from beginning to the end. This was one of my first Sega Saturn pick ups back in 2014 during my very first semester of post secondary for $20 CAD as a recommendation from the game store clerk that day when I said I was looking for a game with a budget. I thought it looked really cool and slick with it's silver case and got that with 2 other Saturn games Die Hard Arcade and Gex bringing my Sega Saturn game collection to 4 games. So I had Night Warriors Darkstalkers Revenge, Gex, Sega Rally Championship and Die Hard Arcade. All night long I spent the evening switching between all 4 games. I remember telling all my friends about it that Monday in university and they thought I was a crazy 19 year old to be playing games on a console that released in 1995 while the PS4 was still in its infancy. To this day Sega Rally is still one of my favorites on the system. This documentary was an awesome love Letter to one of the best games of all time. While yes the Sega Saturn may have been a commercial failure this amazing wonderful console still captures my imagination and will always be in my heart. I have done several streams of me doing Sega Saturn games and if I ever get a request for Sega Rally I always get excited because I know its not just the best racing game on the system but one of the best of its generation. If anyone here is a saturn owner and still hasn't got this game in their collection they need to fix that ASAP.

[@TronicGames]

As a massive rally fan (specially from this specific Group A era), a massive Sega fan and a European, I have to say this is the only worthy Sega Rally video on youtube. You did it again, mate. Words could not describe the feeling of seeing and playing the first Twin cabinets that started populating arcades in Spain back in the 90s. One of my dreams is to own a Sega Rally Twin cab someday. For the time being I have this video. Thanks.

[@nicolobartolotta]

Oh man thank you algorithm gods for showing me this channel love the editing and timing with the music ❤

[@joelpetersmedia]

Super late to the party, thanks to a bunch of life stuff, but gotta say: worth the wait again! One of the things I really like about these expanded reviews is that it is dipping into the stories behind the actual people behind the games. These stories talk a lot about human nature and what it is to be in this world, which is always fascinating to learn more about, particularly as an autistic person where that stuff isn't intuitive. So Thanks Panda for the immense effort into these vids!

[@Dac_vak]

Dude what the hell, your editing is absolutely phenomenal! I discovered your channel after asking ChatGPT for suggestions like Game Sack and Sean Seanson, but I did NOT expect to discover such an incredible hidden gem. It’s only a matter of time before this channel launches into the stratosphere. The editing, research, scripting, gameplay footage, b-roll, and overall narrative-based production is just WILDLY high-quality. Please keep up the excellent work!

[@TheMalMeninga]

This is the best video I've seen on this platform. Congratulations on a truly fantastic piece of work.

[@VirtuaBros]

What a masterpiece of a documentary. On the edge of my seat for over 4 hours! Honestly a life changing video for me. I'm inspired in so many ways. Hats off to you panda and to everyone who made this video happen.

[@Mitsuraga]

Heyyyy, man!

[@cfdeers]

Hey man, I just wanted you to know that you're up there with some of my favorite youtubers on this platform. The amount of effort, dedication, and firsthand interviews with the devs in each of your videos is nothing short of astonishing! I especially loved the talks with Peter Molyneux. That, and subtitles. It's often underpraised, but it deserves it nonetheless. Can't wait to watch the Sega Rally vid proper!

[@acecarrera1]

This is definitely the definitive documentary of the definitive rally racing game. 4:40:02 GAME OVER YEAH!

[@captainhawdon937]

Amazingly in-depth documentary that is both fascinating and full of heart.

[@mcrsit]

A 4-hour deep dive into the king of rally games? Sign me up!

[@chrisrobinson82]

Thank you for all the effort, research and incredible interviews you conducted for this excellent piece. I play through and enjoy Sega Rally several times a year and it was so enjoyable learning things about the game for the first time.

[@benji-menji]

Mocha sent me here! Didn't expect the game to be so loved resulting in this amazing review. Honestly, it's hard to even call this a review.

[@Viledisgorgement]

The whole video is incredible as always but the music choices on this one are truly top notch.

[@DDIRacingStudio]

An awesome documentary for an awesome game. Thanks again for featuring my game at the end there too.

[@chanhjohnnguyen1867]

Honestly, while this entire video is great, the segments with Fujimoto and his life story rally racing is the most important part of this whole video. I'd submit this documentary into a film competition, no joke.

[@metronome8471]

No joke it's an amazing auto racing documentary that happens to be about Sega rally.

[@영차영차-i1z]

Bravo. Incredible work. the aesthetics, the research, the presentation....it's all so on point. An extremely enjoyable five hours.

[@thatryeguy6145]

I just finished watching all 4+ hours after multiple sittings and I wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you put into this. Truly excellent work. I have very fond memories of playing Sega Rally on my Saturn in my youth, and you inspired me to break out my system and ride again.

[@Bofner]

Wow. Your historical documentary style reviews continue to blow me away. You really opened my eyes up to this game, as well as the sport of Rally Driving as well. I'll have to keep an eye out for a copy of this one in the second hand stores downtown!

[@luckystarfgc]

Your videos are so mesmerizing to watch. I really appreciate how in-depth they are. Just getting to hear all these stories from the original people makes me see how intimate they were with their games, sort of like their own child. It's has me feeling appreciative of their work and how so much of what we experience in modern gaming today can go back to these people from the 80-90s. I grew up in the 2000s. I'm a 25yr old girl, the 90s was before my time but that era has always fascinated me and I love hearing the stories of the people who worked during that era, it's like wild west, anything goes! I first found this channel through the Virtua Cop video and binge watched everything else prior. It made me sad that there wasn't more to watch afterwards but seeing the Sega Rally video show up on my feed made me happy again. It was well worth the wait. Cheers to everyone behind the scenes working on this channel, y'all are doing a fantastic job at preserving history ❤

[@germantorre1422]

¡Viva Pandamonium, este es el contenido que nadie más nos puede dar y que todos esperamos!

[@notanotherreviewer.]

Such an amazing video. I have fond, nostalgic memories of Sega Rally Championship on the Saturn. Even though I grew up with the Playstation, I first saw the Saturn and I think this was the first 3D game I ever saw in real life - I have a forever memory of my cousin entering his name on the results screen with the rotating letter input. Thank you for this.

[@thiago-sd90]

Only a genius could produce an outstanding analysis nearly 5 hours long for a game that lasts just 5 minutes. As always, it was a top-notch research effort, featuring extensive Japanese material. Your personal experience with the game is also highly appreciable. Amazing work!

[@timetravelbeard3588]

This isn't a review, it's a high quality documentary. Review might actually start 3 hours in, and I'm all for it! Great vid so far

[@TheRetroMartin]

Absolutely phenomenal documentary. Definite highlights for me were the interviews with Fujimoto. His passion for rally was so plain to see. Going to have to load a game up now and have a blast!

[@GamingTeacher]

God, once again you come back with peak. I was not expecting such a wonderful video, much less a personal story about one of the developers!

[@jedi92486]

It's taken me several days to work my way through this, but it was worth every minute.

[@MrCalverino]

This game takes me back to the epic times of 1995! I love the style of polygons that are used

[@GuntanksInSpace]

My body was not ready for the beefy Virtua Racing one, and even moreso for this! As a fan of both Rally Racing and Video Games, and seeing this extremely often in our arcades during my childhood (and playing it too yeah), I love this video quite a lot!

[@michaelbullen3104]

Sega Rally 1 and 2 are easily in my top 10 racing games ever. Also good to see another dedicated Saturn content creator. Sick video my friend

[@taionalmeida5337]

Other people produce content What you and Your friends do is ART So much human interest around a racing game with 2 (or 3) cars and 4 tracks with 5 minutes of total gameplay on one run ... Damn, it takes a lot of talent for reach these topics and develop the way you do. I never knew I needed this documentary. But i'm really happy you done it. HAIL PANDAMONIUM! 🐼

[@MrCalverino]

I seriously appreciate your work... I appreciate every single detail you put into your videos

[@Midori_Hoshi]

I can't praise you enough. Such a well made video. I literally cried over how good it was. As someone who had a Sega Saturn since around launch and still consider it my favorite console, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@thebigbowler]

Been waiting for someone to give this game the analysis it deserves.

[@powwow360]

Another classic video! Even though its nearly 30 years later, it fits right alongside the game and feels like a main feature extra alongside a theoretical special edition rerelease. Would love a Virtua Fighter 2 doc to complete the trilogy of when they were released, whenever in the future that may come out as I understand the huge amount of time they must take. Thanks again!

[@metronome8471]

If Sega ever rereleased these games they fr need to add pandas documentary as special features.

[@philipLS2509]

So much packed into this wonderful documentary! I love how you open and close the video with Mr. Fujimoto. Still young at heart. You really honour him and I hope he watches the full video. Thank-you again, I can't wait to watch this again!!

[@doctorwho6217]

First off, love this vid. Honestly was waiting in my seat to see you review this game. But man was I gushing over the love for Turbo Racing! I kept on wondering why I kept on hearing the ost from the game but man it was worth it for the tangent. That game honestly slaps. 🔥

[@PandaMoniumReviews]

It’s actually so good. Not enough people talk about it today, that was more than a typical licensed hot wheels game.

[@Gr4yF0x]

The amount of effort and content is beyond anything. I can't thank you enough for this.

[@TomDeRoeck]

This was an amazing look at 90s sega & rally races/games. As a gamedev, I really fucking hope I never work on something that makes anyone want to deep dive into it like you did, but this is a wonderfully researched time capsule look at one of the moments in world history. Loved every minute of it.

[@neilmclean1527]

All I want to say is thank you for this! The games means a huge amount to so many people and you’ve encapsulated the spirit of the game in this video.

[@DannyDorito504]

This is one of the greatest channels ever. This series is absolutely amazing, i truly hope you keep it going. It is a look back at at the golden age of gaming. It was such a great time to be a gamer. These videos are a great peek into that time and i love all the info you provide. Its also great hearing from people that were involved with gaming from the time. Please keep these videos coming.

[@thommccarthy1139]

Jeez, the work put into this is highly commendable. This game is truly remarkable holds up so well to this day.

[@Mitsuraga]

Since falling in love with the Virtua Cop vid, I have rewatched the entire series as it stands so far in playlist order no fewer than five times. Truth be told, I lost count, so I don't know if it was the sixth time, but I feel fairly confident that this last run I made was the fifth, and just in time, too.

[@OriginalName90]

Have slowly been watching over the past few days, and have been deeply enjoying this - thank you so much for all the hard work and passion. Not a big racing fan, but Sega Rally is a huge favorite of mine - and I always have time for Mizuguchi's mysticism. If Sega's ship hadn't sunk when it did, I think he could have become the biggest name in game development. The most minor note in the world, but at 3:59:12 I wonder if the crying face is some sort of joke. It notes clearly with the（泣）kanji that "V . V" is crying, but they also have a record listed for the Toaplan game "V・V" (V-Five).

[@madly909]

Shows you how tough game design is and the pressure on programmers. Respect

[@badassmotha2k]

This video has the best parts of G4’s Icons. It’s like what would happen if you put all of the budget and effort of a whole season of Icons into one story.

[@jackgray18]

To make it all the way to 4:36:49, AND THEN to hear a Hum sample - absolutely killer.

[@tycho8745]

Your videos are incredible, I don't know how I hadn't come across them before. They absolutely blow the doors of any other video game retrospectives/documentaries I have ever seen!

[@EEEasdfasdc]

When I see your updates I stop everything that I'm doing and click instantly. Thank you for this amazing content.

[@b6eunos]

In a world of reels and shorts, we have this. It has taken me a couple of days to watch all nearly 5 hours and I was 100% engaged the whole time with this video. Thank you. Thank you thank you thank you. This is the most thorough, well put together, and informative gaming video I've ever seen. Amazing history behind the game, along with group A rallying footage, and a real deep dive into the topic. This game is dear to my heart and videos like this will keep it current for years to come.

[@dandoyle]

This was absolutely amazing work. The level of research and production values are through the roof. Seeing videos like this that go against the grain of quantity and low run times optimized for ads and algos gives me hope for KZbin as a place with creators who still give a shit. Congrats on another incredible video!

[@jeremybeezy]

I find it very humble that you call these multi hour high production value documentaries "reviews." Fantastic video, always super excited to see a new video in my watch list.

[@craigwilliamson6344]

The year is 1995 once more watching this. Awesome job as always Panda.

[@TheOtherMattPerry]

Became a Patreon in anticipation of this and so far it's so good. I can't put my finger on it but your videos also really pin the vibes of the Saturn and the time. Thanks for another banger!

[@AlanFogartyIRL]

Took me four sittings to get through this, many congratulations on an absolute masterpiece! You have an incredible gift at these, keep it up!

[@segatouringcar3738]

You are making history with these impressive documentaries. Seriously, the whole video is an absolute marvel of documentation and good work. My congratulations!