Sega quickly promised that a new version of Daytona would be released, and in 1996 they released Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition. The in the car viewpoint gives the greatest sense of speed as well as of being in the car. Additionally, the game was a straight port of its arcade parent, with nothing new for home gamers to enjoy. However, Daytona USA on the Saturn suffered from a lack of multiplayer options, poor framerate, and almost-criminal levels of terrain pop-up. The racer first came home on the Sega Saturn a year later, as one of the launch titles for that system. Originally released in arcades in 1994, Daytona remains a popular mainstay in the present day, mostly due to the fact that the arcade cabinets can be linked, allowing up to eight players to race against each other. Sega's Daytona USA racing game will probably go down in history as one of the most remade videogames of all time. I wanna fly-i-i sky high! Let's bo-o-o-o-o so fur rye! - Review By Vash T. PlanetDreamcast | Games | Reviews | Daytona USA
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