Daytona USA 2001

Daytona USA 2001 (2001)

Genres:Racing
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Now we are getting into the Sega Dreamcast part of my life. It was a good time in video game history. Online was becoming main stream and the Dreamcast had this very game online. I was blown away that I could play countless people from around the country. This game has everything that the previous ones had minus the soundtrack from the first game. Still no DDAAYYYTTTONNNAAAA minus a remix version but it was not that great. This game has improved graphics, handeling, tracks and online conectivity. If this game becomes available, you will not want to miss it.
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