Out Run/Versions
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For comparison, the following are screenshots from the arcade version.
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[edit] Amstrad CPC
Ported by Probe in 1987. The map, in-game music and car-flip are missing from this version, although the music is available through audio tape.
 Amstrad CPC box art. |
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[edit] Atari ST
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[edit] Commodore 64
Ported by Amazing Products and US Gold in 1987. Road forks, the map and Passing Breeze are missing from this version. Route choices are handled by selecting different courses during loading. The girl in this version also has dark hair rather than blonde.
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[edit] Commodore Amiga
 Erbe release box artwork. |
 Klassix release box artwork. |
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[edit] Game Boy Advance
Part of Sega Arcade Gallery compilation, released in 2003 and developed by Bits Studios.
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[edit] Mobile phone
Ported in 2004.
[edit] MS-DOS
1989, ported by Unlimited Software, Inc..
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[edit] MSX
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[edit] MSX2
Ported by Pony Canyon in 1988.
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 Start screen. |
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[edit] PC Engine / Turbografx-16
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[edit] PlayStation 2
Released in 2006, within SEGA Ages (Vol. 13) in Japan and as part of the Sega Classics Collection in North America and Europe.
 Sega Ages box artwork. |
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[edit] Sega Dreamcast
The game is found inside Shenmue II (2001) as a minigame, and in the compilation Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol. 1, released the same year.
[edit] Sega Genesis / Mega Drive
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[edit] Sega Master System
Released in 1987.
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 Box art for the SMS 3D version. |
 Gameplay screenshot from the SMS 3D version. |
[edit] Sega Game Gear
Ported by Sanritsu Denki in 1991.
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[edit] Sega Saturn
Ported by Rutubo Games in 1996 – released as a standalone product in Japan, and part of Sega Ages Volume 1 in Europe and the US.
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 European Sega Ages box artwork. |
 US Sega Ages box artwork. |
[edit] Xbox
The original Out Run is hidden inside the Xbox game OutRun 2 and can be accessed by using the code NINETEEN86 and also by completing all routes in arcade mode. However, the original arcade had sprites with one translucent color, used for shadows, which is not replicated in this emulation. The emulated version renders this color opaque.
It is also located inside Shenmue II (2002) as a minigame.
 OutRun 2 box artwork. |
 Shenmue II box artwork. |
[edit] ZX Spectrum
Ported by Probe in 1987. The map, in-game music on 48K, Passing Breeze and the car-flip are all missing from this version.
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