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Virtua Racing

aka: SEGA AGES: Virtua Racing, Virtua Formula

Moby ID: 8131

[ All ] [ Arcade ] [ Genesis ] [ Nintendo Switch ]

Arcade screenshots

thumbnail — Insert Coin.

thumbnail — Track and control selection.

thumbnail — Pit Start.

thumbnail — Joining the race.

thumbnail — Birds eye view.

thumbnail — 3rd person view.

thumbnail — Sitting in the cockpit.

Genesis screenshots

thumbnail — Opening Scene

thumbnail — Main Menu

thumbnail — Race Menu

thumbnail — Lots of background scenery too!

thumbnail — I'll take the low road...

thumbnail — In the pits...

thumbnail — Imagine the Need For Speed w/ cell shading :)

thumbnail — Daytona anyone?

thumbnail — Who needs texture mapping!?

Nintendo Switch screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Lights ready - it's Virtua Racing!

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Course selection works just like always - the three classic courses are here, and so's the choice between automatic and manual.

thumbnail — The classic pit start in Big Forest.

thumbnail — The player isn't just going to be fastest, they're also playing against an aggressive timer. Passing checkpoints gets more time.

thumbnail — The Bay Bridge track starts on the bridge itself.

thumbnail — Like in the original game, the player has four different camera angles.

thumbnail — This one gives the player a bird's eye view, just like the replay mode.

thumbnail — There's also a first-person mode, complete with animating arms!

thumbnail — Replays are automatically saved and can be viewed at any time.

thumbnail — Just like in the original arcade version, Virt McPolygon acts as a commentator to describe the race as it happened.

thumbnail — The ranking mode lets players view records held by players around the world. Their replays are viewable too.

thumbnail — Local multiplayer supports up to eight players! Just like the original arcade version, which supported eight linked cabinets.

thumbnail — The most unusual mode is the two-player cocktail cabinet mode. This is designed to be played in portable mode, with the screen set vertically while players sit across from each other.

thumbnail — Each player needs to hit start and pick a track, just like with networked cabinets in the arcade.

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