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Yesterday was Mike G - extraordinary SMS Power member - birthday, so I realized I had to do something special. But arriving at home at 11 PM did not got me enough time to code another Birthday demo ;)

Out Run 3-D was released in 1989 by Sega, for the Master System. Programmed by the team who did the original SMS version (featuring Yu Suzuki), this version brings a 3-D mode, new scenes and new musics to the great classic. The game also supports the FM chipset, and the Paddle Control (meaning if you enable it with MEKA, you can play with a mouse device).

The original cartridge for this game is quite rare and expensive by now, for this reason, one can guess this ROM was one of the most requested ever. The game itself is great at my opinion, but then you're either an Out Run fan or you're not! A big thanks is going to Philippe Dubois for his donation - now if only I could find a manual for it.. :-)

Enough said.

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Zoop Joined: 24 Jun 1999 Posts: 1732 Location: Paris, France	Midnight Highway Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2001 10:52 am
	Yesterday was Mike G - extraordinary SMS Power member - birthday, so I realized I had to do something special. But arriving at home at 11 PM did not got me enough time to code another Birthday demo ;) Out Run 3-D was released in 1989 by Sega, for the Master System. Programmed by the team who did the original SMS version (featuring Yu Suzuki), this version brings a 3-D mode, new scenes and new musics to the great classic. The game also supports the FM chipset, and the Paddle Control (meaning if you enable it with MEKA, you can play with a mouse device). The original cartridge for this game is quite rare and expensive by now, for this reason, one can guess this ROM was one of the most requested ever. The game itself is great at my opinion, but then you're either an Out Run fan or you're not! A big thanks is going to Philippe Dubois for his donation - now if only I could find a manual for it.. :-) Enough said.

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