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Night Rider (ナイトライダー) is a 1970 electro-mechanical arcade motorcycle racing game created by Sega.
Players race a motorcycle down a dark, black-lit track screen trying to avoid obstacles. When the player crashes, the cycle is flipped over. Night Rider has two modes: novice and expert. The game features light-up road signs and a solid-state sound system with three sounds.
It was displayed on a screen from a first-person perspective, and was an electro-mechanical precursor to the 1976 arcade racing video games Road Race, Fonz, Moto-Cross, Man T.T. and Night Driver.
Specifications
Dimensions
736.6 mm (29")
1.753 m (69")
914.4 mm (36")
Promotional material
PDF
US flyer
