PlayStation 2 - Namco Museum 50th Anniversary - NTSC - Pole Position II - Seaside Track [Points] - 27,930

PlayStation 2 - Namco Museum 50th Anniversary - NTSC - Pole Position II - Seaside Track [Points] - 27,930 - Shaun Michaud

NTSC - Pole Position II - Seaside Track [Points]

Score Track
https://www.twingalaxies.com/scores.php?scores=18292
Rules
TG Settings: Laps = 5, Qualifying Lap Time = 90 seconds, Qualifying Rank = 4, Extend Rank = 4, Speed Unit = km/h or mph, Speed = Average Speed.

While in front of the Pole Position II arcade machine, enter the OPTIONS screen and select the SETTINGS listed in the default settings above.

Do NOT pause or continue.

Memory cards are optional.
Submission Message
First of all, the game / track settings are not set to default as you would expect. Not a big deal but something that the adjudicators need know when reviewing. How much does the rule settings differ from the true default settings? I'm not sure as the challenge really is to somehow avoid hitting cars and staying on the pavement, using a Playstation 2 controler on a game designed for a steering wheel.

Seaside track is aptly named, as it only takes a few circuits before you get "Sea" sick. The attempt for the submitted time starts at 1m 50s and the settings are shown at 1m 22s.

Good Score! Accepted!

This looks good, I'm just curious is this emulation or is it real Hardware?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Atari The Jedi

This looks good, I'm just curious is this emulation or is it real Hardware?

Hey Thanks! It's real hardware. I've had this PS2 since 2001.

NTSC - Pole Position II - Seaside Track [Points]
Score Track	https://www.twingalaxies.com/scores.php?scores=18292
Rules	TG Settings: Laps = 5, Qualifying Lap Time = 90 seconds, Qualifying Rank = 4, Extend Rank = 4, Speed Unit = km/h or mph, Speed = Average Speed. While in front of the Pole Position II arcade machine, enter the OPTIONS screen and select the SETTINGS listed in the default settings above. Do NOT pause or continue. Memory cards are optional.
Submission Message	First of all, the game / track settings are not set to default as you would expect. Not a big deal but something that the adjudicators need know when reviewing. How much does the rule settings differ from the true default settings? I'm not sure as the challenge really is to somehow avoid hitting cars and staying on the pavement, using a Playstation 2 controler on a game designed for a steering wheel. Seaside track is aptly named, as it only takes a few circuits before you get "Sea" sick. The attempt for the submitted time starts at 1m 50s and the settings are shown at 1m 22s.