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Virtua Racing at 34: The Arcade Game That Launched 3D Gaming
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Virtua Racing at 34: The Arcade Game That Launched 3D Gaming

In August 1992, Virtua Racing hit arcade cabinets and laid the foundation for a technological shift the industry had never seen before. Never becoming a franchise, quickly overshadowed by Ridge Racer, Daytona USA, and Sega Rally Championship, the game remains one of the most decisive milestones in 3D gaming history. Why does a title with no sequel and no direct descendants continue to occupy such a special place in racing game lore?

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