Commercial venues seeking a new motion-based racing attraction can consider Crazy Racing, a multi-game simulator from VR 360 Action. Its design combines multiplayer competition with a six-degree-of-freedom motion platform and arcade-focused presentation.
What is Crazy Racing?
Crazy Racing is built for up to six players, with the platform’s movement intended to add physical feedback to high-speed races. Its game selection spans more realistic driving experiences as well as animated courses, giving operators a broader mix of content than a single-title racing cabinet.
The system is designed to sit between an amusement attraction and a dedicated racing simulator, using motion, wide-screen visuals and airflow effects to make each race feel more involving.
The Crazy Racing cabinet
The cabinet uses three 4K displays arranged to create an ultra-wide image. Fans are integrated into the dashboard, while additional wind blowers on the control panel direct airflow towards the players to reinforce the sensation of speed.
For commercial operation, the machine includes a coin acceptor. The payment system can also be converted to accept cards, providing an alternative for venues that use cashless arcade systems.
A separate technical-information slide provides further details about the machine and its configuration.
Games available on the simulator
VR 360 Action lists several games for Crazy Racing, including Touring Karts, InRun and Echo Wars. These versions have been specially modified and synchronised for the Crazy Racing platform. Generic versions of the titles are also available on Steam.
The simulator is also compatible with Project Cars 3 and Dirt 4, giving players the option of more conventional racing tracks alongside the modified attractions.
Operators considering the system for a commercial venue would likely want to use the modified and licensed content supplied for the platform. The system could also receive additional titles from VR 360 Action in the future.
Availability
At the time of its announcement, Crazy Racing was available to order directly from VR 360 Action or through one of the company’s distributors. You can also read more about it here.
For venue owners comparing driving attractions, RETROCADE’s racing arcade range offers a useful starting point. Our arcade machine buying guide can also help with broader cabinet and installation decisions, while the arcade repairs service is relevant when planning ongoing maintenance.
Crazy Racing’s combination of six-player support, motion movement, wide-screen display and wind effects makes it a distinctive option for locations looking to add a dedicated racing attraction.
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