A neat history of Segas Simulators

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A neat history of Segas Simulators

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http://arcadeheroes.com/2013/06/06/sega ... the-years/

Arcade Heroes is one of my favorite arcade news sites and they recently posted up this excellent article that is just ripe with oddball Sega history. Go enjoy.
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Good info...Especially for the under 30 crowd that didnt grow up/hanging at the Arcades.
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That was an awesome article. That Virtua Formula and House of the Dead 4 with swivels was really awesome. I'd also love to have that full motion Space Harrier.

Well, I can always dream right? Thanks for sharing, fastbilly!
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The best part is there are even more Sega simulators out there to discover! Like the 1970 Sega game Jet Rocket, which was an early flight simulator:

http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/segajet.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gClZc5pvzc0

Or the 1972 Sega shark hunting game, Killer Shark:

http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/shark.htm
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Man those are awesome! I had only ever seen 1 or 2 of them myself. I do remeber playing the skateboarding game, and hating it because I was trying to ride it like a real skateboard (was into skating at the time) trying to ollie and stuff. It was a huge cab that took up a ton of space.
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