But thanks to the folks at Sega, Daytona USA is once again back in my life and I couldn't be happier.įor those unfamiliar with Daytona USA, this was arcade racing at its finest! As a single player racer, you're pitted against 39 other cars in a race to the finish line. Well the Saturn/Dreamcast days have come and gone and other than dipping into a match whenever I could find a machine, I was mostly without my Daytona fix. The Dreamcast was obviously the best port but it wasn't without its flaws. When Daytona was released on the consoles – first the Sega Saturn and then the Dreamcast, I was beyond ecstatic to bring the arcade racer home.
And believe me those were some good times, because I'd strap on a pair of headphones, get behind the wheel of an 8 man setup and get to racing - either alone or with whomever wanted to race I didn't always win but I didn't always lose. With money flowing in, I made it my business to hit up "Good Times" Arcade at the Hudson Mall here in Jersey City. When Sega's Daytona USA was first released in the arcades (1993), I was rounding the final track of my senior year in high school and entering the workforce having locked in my first job.
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