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Hey, guys, if you downloaded OutRun Online Arcade like you should have, then you might need help getting the Cardiogram achievement. I found this YouTube video that should be a big help. I need to get this achievement, as well as the two online achievements and the 50 single-player games one. Watch and learn.

TravisT, get this game now. You won't regret it.

John, you're not in the minority. If Midway gets back on good financial ground, I'd love to see an XBLA/PSN release of the arcade version of Rush 2049. Love that game, best non-Sega arcade racer ever.

Should I put my impressions here or just write a full-blown review? Decisions, decisions. I will say, however, that the game is more than worth your 800 MS Points, or whatever monetary currency is being used in Europe for PSN transactions. Yum. Downloadable game of the year material, at least until VOOT comes out. Sega is back on my good graces for now.

So, what Sega racer would you like to see on XBLA/PSN/Virtual Console Arcade? Virtua Racing? Daytona USA? Sega Rally? I'd like 'em all, but what about you, dear reader?

It's available now for XBLA, in case you haven't noticed. Euro PSN users get it tomorrow.

You have your marching orders.

Cleaned up graphics, online play, achievements, none of the backwards compatibility problems with OutRun 2 or Coast 2 Coast...

OutRun 2 SP tracks only, sorry.

But with the online play, you'd better buy it if you want to race with other people...

OutRun Online Arcade hits the Xbox Live Arcade and European PSN next week for 800 points/$10.

If you have an X360, or live in Europe and have a PS3, you have no reason not to get this. None. Buy it, and give Sega another reason to put more of their classic racers on Xbox Live Arcade/PSN. Besides, it's a fun throwback to the classic Sega racers of old.

That is all. You have your marching orders, go show to Sega that you want XBLA/PSN versions of other classics like Daytona USA, Virtua Racing and Sega Rally. I want to see this on the top of the XBLA most played lists. Go drift that Ferrari around the corner at 180 MPH, realism be damned.

Who cares when you have a 315 HP V8 under the hood? Besides, I hear the interior is much better this time around, with soft-touch stuff on the dash, better materials, etc. etc.

Sorry about neglecting the blog, I've had other things to tend to.

Anyways, the 2010 Ford Mustang is hitting dealers very soon, and one dealer just couldn't wait to try his Kona Blue GT...