This page details one or more prototype versions of Virtua Racing Deluxe.
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General#
August 22 and 29, 1994 Prototypes |
JP Final and September 5, 1994 Prototype |
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The "Virtua Racing" announcer was changed quite a bit between versions. Notably, the voice clip in the prototype actually originates from the arcade version where it exists unused in the files.
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August 22 and 29, 1994 Prototypes |
All other versions |
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The opening is missing a backing track in the two earliest prototypes, making the title song sound like it's looping.
August 22, 1994 Prototype#
(Prototype source: [http://hiddenpalace.org/Virtua_Racing_Deluxe_(Aug_22,_1994_prototype) Hidden Palace])
General Differences#
- The Sega logo simply plays the "SEEEGAAA" sound.
- The opening tune plays without any change in melody.
- Options menu is not accessible.
- The header has "Virtua Racing" instead of "V.R.DX".
- The "Virtua Racing" sound does not play upon pressing Start.
- Both High Land and Sand Park use High Land's music track.
- High Land and Sand Park are both missing course map pictures on the bottom of the course selection screen.
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August 22 Prototype |
Final versions |
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Acropolis's sign has "7th" written on it, as opposed to 32X.
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August 22 Prototype |
Final versions |
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Sand Park has a much more orange sand color. The SEGA text inscribed in the grass is missing in the prototype, and the concrete on the right has a smoother angle.
August 29, 1994 Prototype#
(Prototype source: [http://hiddenpalace.org/Virtua_Racing_Deluxe_(Aug_29,_1994_prototype) Hidden Palace])
General Differences#
- The Sega logo still plays the "SEEEGAAA" sound.
- High Land now plays 2P Race music, but Sand Park still has High Land music.
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Genesis |
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32X |
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Sega Saturn |
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