【基板録画】わくわくウルトラマンレーシング

Exciting Ultraman Racing / SEGA 1996 Waku Waku Ultraman Racing / SEGA 00:00 Advertisement 1 02:04 Advertisement 2 04:15 Ultraman Victory Pattern 06:54 Ultra Seven Victory Pattern 09:21 Baltan Victory Pattern 11:57 Hidden Staff Roll Appearance Pattern Recorded from a System16B board. This is an Ultraman-themed kiddie ride. It has two handlebars, allowing parents and children or siblings to play together. P1 is Ultraman, and P2 is Ultra Seven. The game features arrangements of the original music, voice acting for each character, including the monsters, and multiple reaction patterns, making it a highly elaborate and luxurious experience for this type of game. There are three endings: Ultraman Victory, Ultra Seven Victory, and Baltan Victory. If you fail to defeat Baltan before the finish line, you'll get the Baltan ending. Also, the number of monsters defeated along the way is probably a hint, and if you achieve a certain level of performance, the staff credits will play as a secret ending. Kiddie rides and popcorn machines from the '90s often used System C2 boards, but despite being from '96, for some reason this one uses the System 16B, which was already outdated at the time. The same is true for Wanpaku Fishing, which operated around the same time, so it's likely that a large number of System 16Bs were unearthed during moves or warehouse cleanouts and reused for asset depreciation. Later, ST-V and NAOMI boards were also used as circuit boards for kids' cabinets. Note that the emulator videos on YouTube are missing screen frames, introduction scenes, post-clear backgrounds, and text on the podium, and the sprite rotation function does not appear to be fully reproduced.