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The deluxe cabinet was powered by two Sega Model 1 arcade boards, in contrast to the standard cabinet which was powered by a single Sega Model 1 board. It also featured a commentator screen, with an announcer called Virt McPolygon. The deluxe cabinet also featured an on-air CCD camera, which passes through each racer, showing their facial expressions on a monitor above the cabinet. The deluxe cabinet supported multiplayer for up to eight players, in contrast to the standard cabinet which supported up to two players. Each car was hydraulic-powered, where the controls were hydraulically controlled, with even the back axle slipping out when the player skids. This deluxe cabinet featured 4-8 Formula 1 race car replicas, each one with its own large monitor and with the controls in the car corresponding to actions in the game. At the time, this deluxe cabinet was very expensive (in the UK, for example, it cost as much as £250,000 for the cabinet and £3 per play).

Virtua FormulaĪ special deluxe cabinet of Virtua Racing was released, called Virtua Formula. DX's force-feedback steering also uses two pneumatic cylinders to rotate the steering wheel, which differ from the electric motor-and-clutch system that the upright and twin versions use (which have no inbuilt air system), so the steering feel is quite different. The seat is also adjustable via 'forward' and 'back' buttons using air pressure. DX cabinet type, which is a single-player machine and has a 16:9 aspect-ratio monitor (the first use of a widescreen aspect ratio monitor in a video game), and 6 airbags (3 on each side) built into the seat that will inflate and 'nudge' the player when cornering, and one more airbag on the player's back that inflates under braking. There was a Deluxe version, known as the V.R. In early 1992, Sega intended to add texture-mapping to the Model 1 system, but were unable to do at the time they later succeeded in adding filtered texture-mapping to the Sega Model 2 arcade system by late 1993, beginning with Daytona USA, a spiritual successor to Virtua Racing. It was also the first arcade game to represent human characters, though these early human character models looked dated after Virtua Fighter released in 1993. Utilizing a dedicated 3D graphics board (much like Namco's System 21), the Sega Model 1 was the most powerful gaming system up until that time, with polygon rendering capabilities and floating-point performance far beyond what other gaming systems at the time were capable of.

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The arcade version served as the debut for the Sega Model 1 board, the first in the popular Sega Model series of arcade system boards, and thus Virtua Racing is often seen as the start of the 1990s 3D gaming revolution. Virtua Racing is an early 3D polygonal racing game that was released in the arcades in 1992 and later on for the Mega Drive / Genesis, Sega 32X, and Sega Saturn.

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