Outrun

The deluxe sit-down cabinet featured a hydraulic force-feedback system that physically moved the player as they steered, accelerated, or crashed. It was developed by Sega AM2 and directed by Yu Suzuki, making it one of the most immersive and expensive arcade experiences of the 1980s.

Instead of racing on a single fixed track, players choose their path by driving left or right at specific forks in the road. This branching structure leads to one of five different final destinations, significantly increasing the game's replay value.

The legendary soundtrack was composed by Hiroshi Kawaguchi and features iconic tracks like 'Magical Sound Shower' and 'Splash Wave.' Players could actually select which of these three musical tracks played on their car's radio before starting the race.

Yes, the original arcade version has been ported to various modern platforms over the years. A highly praised remaster, titled 3D Out Run, was released for the Nintendo 3DS, adding widescreen support and enhanced graphics.