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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1275 on: October 21, 2026, 11:55:17 am »
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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1276 on: October 21, 2026, 11:56:06 am »
The fact Crazy Taxi was on Steam to begin with, I don't know the procedures to it, but I feel all it would take would be a request to Steam to re-list it.

Delisted games are still "there" just inaccessible, y'know? You can even download delisted games if you have a redeem code.

It's like... right there... in my reach, but I can't have it because Steam removed the button.

If you just want to explore, there's browser/free-Roam version by Noclip/Will, allowing us to freely explore and inspect the original game's levels directly inside a web browser.
Use WASD and mouse to freely fly around the game's levels. The mouse wheel adjusts camera speed, and holding Shift doubles our movement speed.

Link : https://noclip.website/#crazytaxi/dc1

It's more like a museum than a game though.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1277 on: October 21, 2026, 12:45:36 pm »
If you just want to explore, there's browser/free-Roam version by Noclip/Will, allowing us to freely explore and inspect the original game's levels directly inside a web browser.
Use WASD and mouse to freely fly around the game's levels. The mouse wheel adjusts camera speed, and holding Shift doubles our movement speed.

Link : https://noclip.website/#crazytaxi/dc1

It's more like a museum than a game though.
That is a lot of fun! i like exploring.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1278 on: October 22, 2026, 03:05:20 am »
That is a lot of fun! i like exploring.

There's also recomp project of it I think but still wasn't finished.
Man, these recomp projects kept coming thanks to AI to the point that developer like Digital Sun pulled the public PC playtest of ReVamp and shifted to a highly restricted, invite-only phase via Discord.

The studio expressed deep frustration regarding a rising trend where some people take early playable game builds, public demos, or trailers and feed them into powerful generative AI tools
These AI tools can decompile and reverse-engineer the project rapidly. Copycats use them to "vibe-code" asset and gameplay replicas, allowing them to publish cheap clone games on storefronts like Steam, mobile app stores, and Roblox before the original developer can even launch their game.

Also there's a sad story where Japanese indie developer said they devastated and announces withdrawal from industry after their adult fantasy SLG he spent 9 years making (over 100 hand drawn character over 33 romanceable characters) is being pirated ahead of Steam launch. Andthis is not the first time AI-generated rip-off of unfinished Japanese indie games (that they were sharing for beta feedback) beat the original to release, sparking concerns about safety of sharing dev progress. The developer, Hide commented, “I’m leaving the industry (and the world at large) as it grows ever more chaotic with AI and everything else… in a way, I’m running away. I wish everyone who continues to fight the good fight all the best in what lies ahead.”





Article : https://automaton-media.com/en/news/japanese-indie-developer-devastated-after-adult-fantasy-slg-he-spent-9-years-making-is-pirated-ahead-of-steam-launch-announces-withdrawal-from-industry/

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1279 on: October 22, 2026, 03:56:12 am »
Fan port of SEGA Rally Championship (1995 arcade) is out now as RALLY VR in real stereoscopic 3D on Meta Quest 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqwEK0hJ_Yc







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port0r: "It's out! SEGA Rally Championship, the 1995 arcade game, running in real 3D VR on a standalone Meta Quest 3. Not a flat screen floating in a room: you're inside the game, at real scale, the car in front of you and the hills all around. And it's free.

How it works, in two lines: Port0r doesn't just put the arcade picture on a screen. It takes the 3D scene the original Sega Model 2 board draws and rebuilds it for each of your eyes, so you're really in there.

What you get: locked 60 fps smoothed to 120 Hz, the arcade's exact colours, a manual gearbox on the grips, vibrations on every wall hit, jump and contact, your records saved, a settings panel in 10 languages, mods (free timer, free play, sporty automatic gearbox, adaptive steering, a mirrored track with the co-driver mirrored too) and styles (night, comic, black and white)."

Link : https://port0r.itch.io/rally-vr
Every game, the leaderboards, and the numbers live: https://port0r.com
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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1280 on: October 22, 2026, 01:03:04 pm »
There's also recomp project of it I think but still wasn't finished.
Man, these recomp projects kept coming thanks to AI to the point that developer like Digital Sun pulled the public PC playtest of ReVamp and shifted to a highly restricted, invite-only phase via Discord.

The studio expressed deep frustration regarding a rising trend where some people take early playable game builds, public demos, or trailers and feed them into powerful generative AI tools
These AI tools can decompile and reverse-engineer the project rapidly. Copycats use them to "vibe-code" asset and gameplay replicas, allowing them to publish cheap clone games on storefronts like Steam, mobile app stores, and Roblox before the original developer can even launch their game.

Also there's a sad story where Japanese indie developer said they devastated and announces withdrawal from industry after their adult fantasy SLG he spent 9 years making (over 100 hand drawn character over 33 romanceable characters) is being pirated ahead of Steam launch. Andthis is not the first time AI-generated rip-off of unfinished Japanese indie games (that they were sharing for beta feedback) beat the original to release, sparking concerns about safety of sharing dev progress. The developer, Hide commented, “I’m leaving the industry (and the world at large) as it grows ever more chaotic with AI and everything else… in a way, I’m running away. I wish everyone who continues to fight the good fight all the best in what lies ahead.”





Article : https://automaton-media.com/en/news/japanese-indie-developer-devastated-after-adult-fantasy-slg-he-spent-9-years-making-is-pirated-ahead-of-steam-launch-announces-withdrawal-from-industry/
It's the kind of stuff predicted in that video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F05vOheVRnI

Now that AI is capable of de-compiling video games, this will make or break the video game industry. But if games that took a decade of development can be cracked and copied in a few hours, what's next for AI to break in and reverse engineer where it shouldn't?

AI is such a useful tool and I'm glad it's available to the public, but sooner or later, laws will be slapped all over them in favour of the corporations over the public. Granted, some laws for good reasons, such as laws against using AI for fraudulence (faking profile pictures, voice synthesis for private information or access, deep-fake videos to harm others reputations), but it would also effect those who want to use AI for creative uses, such as people who use text-to-speech or voice programs to voice characters in animations.

So if you have any long-term projects with AI in mind for yourself, do it now! Before whatever it is become illegal.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1281 on: October 24, 2026, 03:29:36 pm »
It's the kind of stuff predicted in that video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F05vOheVRnI

Now that AI is capable of de-compiling video games, this will make or break the video game industry. But if games that took a decade of development can be cracked and copied in a few hours, what's next for AI to break in and reverse engineer where it shouldn't?

AI is such a useful tool and I'm glad it's available to the public, but sooner or later, laws will be slapped all over them in favour of the corporations over the public. Granted, some laws for good reasons, such as laws against using AI for fraudulence (faking profile pictures, voice synthesis for private information or access, deep-fake videos to harm others reputations), but it would also effect those who want to use AI for creative uses, such as people who use text-to-speech or voice programs to voice characters in animations.

So if you have any long-term projects with AI in mind for yourself, do it now! Before whatever it is become illegal.

Yeah. Or if you have too much money in one account, put them in a lot of baskets now, before AI rob them all.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1282 on: October 24, 2026, 03:32:53 pm »
Fan port of Sega Rally Championship (1995 arcade) is out now on Nintendo Switch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC8Lj6FlHLE







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port0r: "Sega Rally Championship (1995 arcade) on Nintendo Switch.
A free homebrew for a Switch running custom firmware (Atmosphère)."

Link : https://port0r.itch.io/sega-rally-switch
Every game, the leaderboards, and the numbers live: https://port0r.com

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1283 on: October 24, 2026, 07:51:58 pm »
Yeah. Or if you have too much money in one account, put them in a lot of baskets now, before AI rob them all.
If AI can hack into centralise currency and devalue it, buy gold instead. I know not all countries have a gold standard, but gold has been the most common material of barter and business.

Even I've been considering getting goldbacks, though I wish they'd made goldbacks based on British counties instead of American states. Though, other than being pretty to keep, I doubt anyone knows of goldback where I live let alone accept purchase with them.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1284 on: October 26, 2026, 09:15:18 pm »
If AI can hack into centralise currency and devalue it, buy gold instead. I know not all countries have a gold standard, but gold has been the most common material of barter and business.

Even I've been considering getting goldbacks, though I wish they'd made goldbacks based on British counties instead of American states. Though, other than being pretty to keep, I doubt anyone knows of goldback where I live let alone accept purchase with them.

What's happened if someday AI could do the things that kept secret by the ancient alchemists?
Turning metals into golds?


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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1285 on: October 27, 2026, 06:51:15 am »
Release of several SEGA arcade fan ports on PS Vita: Sega Rally, Daytona USA, Virtua Cop, Manx TT Superbike, and others 🔥







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Several classic 1990s Sega arcade games are arriving natively on the PS Vita. Developer RetroValou has just released a series of ports from arcade cabinets, including "SEGA Rally Championship", "Daytona USA", and "Virtua Cop". Arcade ports running at 60 frames per second on the PS Vita!

Unlike simple MAME emulation—via RetroArch, for instance—these are ports specifically designed for the console: the games run at 60 frames per second and make better use of the PS Vita’s hardware. Notably, these projects were developed with the assistance of the AI ​​tool Claude Code. The advantage over traditional emulation is clear. The performance ...

Article : https://planetevita.fr/sega-rally-daytona-usa-arcade-portages-psvita/

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1286 on: October 27, 2026, 03:03:35 pm »
Release of several SEGA arcade fan ports on PS Vita: Sega Rally, Daytona USA, Virtua Cop, Manx TT Superbike, and others 🔥







Article : https://planetevita.fr/sega-rally-daytona-usa-arcade-portages-psvita/
Well, if Sega aren't going to port them, someone has to.
What's happened if someday AI could do the things that kept secret by the ancient alchemists?
Turning metals into golds?


Turning lead into gold is indeed possible, but not without some complications that AI will have to make counter-measures for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFB4S8SgnFw
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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1287 on: October 27, 2026, 11:06:14 pm »
Well, if Sega aren't going to port them, someone has to.



Well, if Sega aren't going to port them, someone has to.Turning lead into gold is indeed possible, but not without some complications that AI will have to make counter-measures for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFB4S8SgnFw


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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1288 on: October 28, 2026, 01:05:24 pm »

Hopefully, that won't be a response from an AI to humankind someday.

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Re: SEGA Racing Games - You Don't Just Play at Steering, You Live It
« Reply #1289 on: October 29, 2026, 02:07:14 am »
Hopefully, that won't be a response from an AI to humankind someday.

AIs only generate responses by analyzing patterns in massive datasets written by humans, so no one left to blame but humans themselves if they are someday making 'scary' decision.