“It’s a shame it had such a small distribution”.
As someone who covers retro games for a living, I find myself constantly on the lookout for lesser-known titles with fascinating stories to delve into. And Slip Stream definitely fits that bill.
Developed by Capcom in Japan as the only third-party game for Sega’s System 32 hardware, it is a Super-Scaler F1-style arcade racing game believed to have been released only in Brazil (and potentially, other Hispanic countries) at a time when 3D games like Ridge Racer and Daytona USA were already on the market.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“It’s a shame it had such a small distribution”.
As someone who covers retro games for a living, I find myself constantly on the lookout for lesser-known titles with fascinating stories to delve into. And Slip Stream definitely fits that bill.
Developed by Capcom in Japan as the only third-party game for Sega’s System 32 hardware, it is a Super-Scaler F1-style arcade racing game believed to have been released only in Brazil (and potentially, other Hispanic countries) at a time when 3D games like Ridge Racer and Daytona USA were already on the market.
Read the full article on timeextension.com