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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' or '''''Slipstream''''' is a racing game by [[Capcom]] for [[Sega]]'s [[System 32]] arcade hardware. The game was only released in Latin American countries, although it was planned to be released internationally (there are Japanese messages in the game's data and a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen, which are both unused as there was no Japanese or USA version). | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' or '''''Slipstream''''' is a racing game by [[Capcom]] for [[Sega]]'s [[System 32]] arcade hardware. The game was only released in Latin American countries, although it was planned to be released internationally (there are Japanese messages in the game's data and a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen, which are both unused as there was no Japanese or USA version). | ||
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| + | The game's development was put on hold at some point, but later resumed.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20151001030028/http://capcom.co.jp/cacc/lab/20/}} It is one of, if not the first, of [[Capcom]]'s games with the ability to connect multiple cabinets together, being able to connect up to 6 machines. | ||
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| + | ==Gameplay== | ||
| + | ===Machines=== | ||
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| + | | desc=Fun To Drive | ||
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| + | | desc=Quick Handling | ||
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| + | | desc=Best Balance | ||
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| + | | desc=Shooting Star | ||
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| + | | desc=Powerful Monster | ||
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| + | | desc=Drag Star | ||
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| + | | desc=Speedster | ||
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| + | | desc=Shake Hip | ||
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| + | ===Courses=== | ||
| + | {{InfoTable|imagewidths=200| | ||
| + | {{InfoRow | ||
| + | | title=German | ||
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| + | | desc=High Speed Course | ||
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| + | | title=Japanese | ||
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| + | | desc=Technical Course | ||
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| + | | title=Australian | ||
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| + | | desc=Wet Corners | ||
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| + | | title=Monaco | ||
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| + | | desc=Tight Corners | ||
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==Production credits== | ==Production credits== | ||
{{creditstable| | {{creditstable| | ||
| − | *'''Planner:''' AYRTON KEN, JUN KAZ, {{rolloverText|MUCCHI|Haruo Murata}}, NOHAH, MITA ? HARADA | + | *'''Planner:''' {{rolloverText|AYRTON KEN|Kenji Kataoka}}, JUN KAZ, {{rolloverText|MUCCHI|Haruo Murata}}, NOHAH, MITA ? HARADA |
*'''Object:''' YOKOTA YOKOZO, {{rolloverText|MINOBE|Hiroaki Minobe}}, NOK, YUUSUKE | *'''Object:''' YOKOTA YOKOZO, {{rolloverText|MINOBE|Hiroaki Minobe}}, NOK, YUUSUKE | ||
*'''Scroll:''' MIKISAN, {{rolloverText|NISUI|Asae Nishitsuji}}, K2, KUWATTI | *'''Scroll:''' MIKISAN, {{rolloverText|NISUI|Asae Nishitsuji}}, K2, KUWATTI | ||
Latest revision as of 02:50, 23 May 2024
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| System(s): Sega System 32 | |||||||||
| Publisher: Capcom | |||||||||
| Developer: Capcom | |||||||||
| Genre: Racing | |||||||||
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Slip Stream or Slipstream is a racing game by Capcom for Sega's System 32 arcade hardware. The game was only released in Latin American countries, although it was planned to be released internationally (there are Japanese messages in the game's data and a "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen, which are both unused as there was no Japanese or USA version).
The game's development was put on hold at some point, but later resumed.[1] It is one of, if not the first, of Capcom's games with the ability to connect multiple cabinets together, being able to connect up to 6 machines.
Gameplay
Machines
| Fun To Drive | |
| Quick Handling | |
| Best Balance | |
| Shooting Star | |
| Powerful Monster | |
| Drag Star | |
| Speedster | |
| Shake Hip |
Courses
| German | |
|---|---|
| High Speed Course | |
| Japanese | |
| Technical Course | |
| Australian | |
| Wet Corners | |
| Monaco | |
| Tight Corners |
Production credits
- Planner: AYRTON KEN, JUN KAZ, MUCCHI, NOHAH, MITA ? HARADA
- Object: YOKOTA YOKOZO, MINOBE, NOK, YUUSUKE
- Scroll: MIKISAN, NISUI, K2, KUWATTI
- Software: BTD, CHABIN, KID, MITSU, MYGHTY GARA
- Sound: OYAJI, IKEBOMB, NOBU.
- Hardware: SEGA
- Voice: NISHIHARA K-TA, YOKOYAMA CHISA
- Director: KIHAJI-O, PO0
- Producer: KIHAJI-O
- Special Thanks: CBX, MARTEN, SHIN., MAKOPY, Panda 1100 4x4, HERO HERO, CKY, Yasupi, ZUIMAOH-X, WATABOW, MR.SHIRAIWA, ALL CAPCOM STAFF, AND YOU...
References
- ↑ http://capcom.co.jp/cacc/lab/20/ (Wayback Machine: 2015-10-01 03:00)
- ↑ https://youtu.be/6HpfbIuIkbM?t=1053