So this would have the best of both worlds, the 60fps framerate that the arcade versions didn't have (they were 30fps) and properly emulated physics, control and sound, which the Midway Arcade Treasures 3 compilation versions lacked.
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San Francisco Rush: The Rock (60fps hack, MAME)
- Thread starter SharpX68K
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So this would have the best of both worlds, the 60fps framerate that the arcade versions didn't have (they were 30fps) and properly emulated physics, control and sound, which the Midway Arcade Treasures 3 compilation versions lacked.
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I want the arcade version of Rush 2049. While I love the Dreamcast version, it doesn't have the 2049 version of The Rock / Alcatraz track.
https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/01/04/behind-rush-2049
And overall, the Dreamcast ver. of 2049 is not a polygon for polygon port in terms of detail.
https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/01/04/behind-rush-2049
And overall, the Dreamcast ver. of 2049 is not a polygon for polygon port in terms of detail.
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IT MUST HAPPEN.
This arcade sequel / follow-up got cancelled
http://system16.com/hardware.php?id=755
https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=12948
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Not sure how I feel about the car models, but the shortcuts look great -- love the idea of zipping through the carnival and then jumping through the giant donut hole.
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PS4, I do believe. Great game. Quite unique. Has a very atmospheric story mode, which is rare.
That was the futuristic one.
Rush 2 on 64 had a stunt track with broken physics that was so fun for all the wrong reasons
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Bumping this thread, because I actually tried this 60fps MAME hack myself today. It works great.
Regardless of the preference of some to play this game how it was in arcadesat 30fps, or hacked 60fps, either way, being able to play it emulated decently is far better than how this game was on PS2, XBOX, Gamecube, PC in Midway Arcade Treasures 3, and even the native PC port that originally only worked on a certain 3Dfx / Quantum 3D card.
The physics/handling, the music, etc was never properly done in the console or PC versions of MAT3, and the native PC port was good, but slightly downgraded from the arcade with missing effects.
Regardless of the preference of some to play this game how it was in arcadesat 30fps, or hacked 60fps, either way, being able to play it emulated decently is far better than how this game was on PS2, XBOX, Gamecube, PC in Midway Arcade Treasures 3, and even the native PC port that originally only worked on a certain 3Dfx / Quantum 3D card.
The physics/handling, the music, etc was never properly done in the console or PC versions of MAT3, and the native PC port was good, but slightly downgraded from the arcade with missing effects.
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