San Francisco Rush 2049 (Arcade) - Revision history

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	~~{{Short description\|1999 arcade video game}}~~
	{{#description2:Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts.}}		{{#description2:Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts.}}
	== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==		== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==

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			{{Short description\|1999 arcade video game}}
	{{#description2:Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts.}}		{{#description2:Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts.}}
	== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==		== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==

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	\| collectables = Coins		\| collectables = Coins
	}}		}}
	'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Tournament Edition''' is an upgrade to [[San Francisco Rush 2049 ~~(Arcade)\|San Francisco Rush 2049]]~~ developed by Midway Games West Inc. It was intended to allow players to compete against each other remotely on the Midway Tournament Network, but was shuttered within a year. A modified version of the hard drive image exists, allowing access to the two extra tracks without being connected to MTN. However, this version does not allow access to any new cars. This hard drive image was presumably handed out to the few arcades allowed to keep TE after MTN shut down, as the extra content would not be accessible anymore without modification.		'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Tournament Edition''' is an upgrade to '''San Francisco Rush 2049''' developed by Midway Games West Inc. It was intended to allow players to compete against each other remotely on the Midway Tournament Network, but was shuttered within a year. A modified version of the hard drive image exists, allowing access to the two extra tracks without being connected to MTN. However, this version does not allow access to any new cars. This hard drive image was presumably handed out to the few arcades allowed to keep TE after MTN shut down, as the extra content would not be accessible anymore without modification.

	=== Differences from original 2049 ===		=== Differences from original 2049 ===
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	\| collectables = Coins		\| collectables = Coins
	}}		}}
	'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition''' is a modified version of ~~[[San Francisco Rush 2049:~~ Tournament Edition~~\|Tournament Edition]]~~ that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around. '''Special Edition''' is also the only version of an arcade Rush to also be released in an upright machine as well as the regular sitdown machine.		'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition''' is a modified version of '''Tournament Edition''' that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around. '''Special Edition''' is also the only version of an arcade Rush to also be released in an upright machine as well as the regular sitdown machine.

	=== Differences from Tournament Edition ===		=== Differences from Tournament Edition ===

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	=== Differences from original 2049 ===		=== Differences from original 2049 ===
	* Four new vehicles and two new tracks are available for tournament play only.		* Four new vehicles and two new tracks ([[Dawn]] and [[Dusk]]) are available for tournament play only.
	* Driving physics are tweaked to make Extreme handling harder and closer to Rush The Rock.		* Driving physics are tweaked to make Extreme handling harder and closer to [[San Francisco Rush The Rock: Alcatraz Edition\|Rush The Rock]].
	* The time limit for account creation was increased. Original 2049 gives 15 seconds to enter your new account's PIN, while TE adjusts it to 90 seconds to give the player enough time to enter their phone number and full name, both of which were required to receive prizes from MTN. The 90 second timer was left unchanged in SE.		* The time limit for account creation was increased. Original 2049 gives 15 seconds to enter your new account's PIN, while TE adjusts it to 90 seconds to give the player enough time to enter their phone number and full name, both of which were required to receive prizes from MTN. The 90 second timer was left unchanged in SE.
	* Abort abuse skips were patched, preventing track skips and even punishing fast players sometimes by sending the player backwards on the track if they abort.		* Abort abuse skips were patched, preventing track skips and even punishing fast players sometimes by sending the player backwards on the track if they abort.
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	San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition is a modified version of Tournament Edition that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around.		'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition''' is a modified version of [[San Francisco Rush 2049: Tournament Edition\|Tournament Edition]] that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around. '''Special Edition''' is also the only version of an arcade Rush to also be released in an upright machine as well as the regular sitdown machine.

	=== Differences from Tournament Edition ===		=== Differences from Tournament Edition ===

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	{{#description2:~~''"~~Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts." }}		{{#description2:Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts.}}
	== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==		== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==
	''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''		''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''

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	''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''		''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''
	{{GameInfoBox		{{GameInfoBox
	\| image = File~~:{{#setmainimage~~:Sf2049_logo.png}}		\| image = File:Sf2049_logo.png
	\| caption = Attract mode logo		\| caption = Attract mode logo
	\| date = 1999		\| date = 1999

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			{{#description2:''"Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts." }}
	== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==		== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==
	''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''		''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''
	{{GameInfoBox		{{GameInfoBox
	\| image = File:Sf2049_logo.png		\| image = File:{{#setmainimage:Sf2049_logo.png}}
	\| caption = Attract mode logo		\| caption = Attract mode logo
	\| date = 1999		\| date = 1999

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	\| tracks = 5		\| tracks = 5
	\| cars = 7		\| cars = 7
			\| collectables = Coins
	}}		}}
	''"Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts."		''"Rush 2049 takes the driver 50 years into the future with a city landscape that looks familiar but is definitely out there! The city is teeming with the effects of another Gold Rush, but this time it’s 200 years after the original discoveries. Mining for gold deep beneath the city has resulted in layers of underground tunnels where hidden gold coins can still be found by racers who dare to take these challenging shortcuts."
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	\| tracks = 7		\| tracks = 7
	\| cars = 11		\| cars = 11
			\| collectables = Coins
	}}		}}
	'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Tournament Edition''' is an upgrade to [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Arcade)\|San Francisco Rush 2049]] developed by Midway Games West Inc. It was intended to allow players to compete against each other remotely on the Midway Tournament Network, but was shuttered within a year. A modified version of the hard drive image exists, allowing access to the two extra tracks without being connected to MTN. However, this version does not allow access to any new cars. This hard drive image was presumably handed out to the few arcades allowed to keep TE after MTN shut down, as the extra content would not be accessible anymore without modification.		'''San Francisco Rush 2049: Tournament Edition''' is an upgrade to [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Arcade)\|San Francisco Rush 2049]] developed by Midway Games West Inc. It was intended to allow players to compete against each other remotely on the Midway Tournament Network, but was shuttered within a year. A modified version of the hard drive image exists, allowing access to the two extra tracks without being connected to MTN. However, this version does not allow access to any new cars. This hard drive image was presumably handed out to the few arcades allowed to keep TE after MTN shut down, as the extra content would not be accessible anymore without modification.
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	\| tracks = 7		\| tracks = 7
	\| cars = 11		\| cars = 11
			\| collectables = Coins
	}}		}}
	San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition is a modified version of Tournament Edition that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around.		San Francisco Rush 2049: Special Edition is a modified version of Tournament Edition that was released as both an upgrade kit and standalone machine by Betson Enterprises in 2003. It features all of changes that TE made to the original game with the MTN content removed. As the two versions are very similar, a SE security PIC will work for running TE. Conversely, a TE boot ROM will run SE as well, but not the other way around.

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	== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==		== San Francisco Rush 2049 ==
	''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''		''For the releases on Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, see [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Console)]].''
	{{~~Game~~		{{GameInfoBox
	\| image = File:Sf2049_logo.png		\| image = File:Sf2049_logo.png
	\| caption = Attract mode logo		\| caption = Attract mode logo
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	== Tournament Edition ==		== Tournament Edition ==
	{{~~Game~~		{{GameInfoBox
	\| image = File:Sf2049te_logo.png		\| image = File:Sf2049te_logo.png
	\| caption = Attract mode logo		\| caption = Attract mode logo
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	== Special Edition ==		== Special Edition ==
	{{~~Game~~		{{GameInfoBox
	\| image = File:Sf2049se_logo.png		\| image = File:Sf2049se_logo.png
	\| caption = Attract mode logo		\| caption = Attract mode logo

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