OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast
2006 video game
OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, released as OutRun 2 SP in Japan, is a 2006 racing video game developed by Sumo Digital and published by Sega for home consoles. The game is an updated combination of Outrun 2 SP and Outrun 2006: Coast to Coast that includes all stages from previous versions of Outrun 2, plus challenges and local and internet multiplayer.
It is the ninth release in the OutRun series. The game received generally favorable reviews.
Release history
Coast 2 Coast was released for Xbox, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable initially, with a Windows release following later; in Japan, OutRun 2 SP only saw a PlayStation 2 release.
Each version includes system-specific features, including a link-up feature between the PS2 and PSP versions, a different mission set for the PSP, and Xbox Live support on the Xbox.
Gameplay
Gameplay is similar to previous versions of OutRun 2. Cars have varying classes ranging from Novice to Professional, with increased top speeds and diminished handling as the difficulty rises. New to the OutRun series is the addition of a separate "OutRun" class of car, which allows each car to have increased performance in all aspects, and which adds cosmetic changes such as racing stripes, decals, and renovated bodywork.
Coast 2 Coast features 15 different cars, the most of any OutRun game.
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