Dropping the numbers on franchises seems to be a thing seen across the board, with home console games and movies dropping numbering.

No reason for the game has been given, but I’d guess they felt that the second game was so long ago (19 years) and not as well known as the original that the “3” just complicated things. But after a bit of clicking around on the SEGA Amusements website, it does indeed look like they have dropped the “3” in favor of a more simplified name. I’ll admit, I caught it when I made the initial news post but I brushed it off as being either a mistake on SEGA’s part or a localized name for the game in the UK. Upon the trailer’s release, fans were quick to notice that the logo and title had been altered to be simply Daytona Championship USA. If you don’t own Daytona USA yet, well, get a copy!ģ Comments Daytona 3 Championship USA drops the number, is now Daytona Championship USAĮarlier today, SEGA Amusements shared a trailer for their upcoming Daytona USA sequel Daytona 3 Championship USA. Like always if you owned the game already on Xbox 360, all you have to do is log in and re-download it on Xbox One to enjoy it. Seems to be right in time, seeing as SEGA has revived the Daytona USA brand in their arcade division with a brand new entry to the franchise. If any old game is a system seller for SEGA fans, its probably Daytona USA. It seems this is the closes we will be getting to a Daytona USA re-release, so Xbox fans should be quite thrilled as its the only current generation system with Daytona USA. This HD version of the 1993 breakout arcade hit Daytona USA was released way back in 2011 and is now playable on your shiny new Xbox One. The XBLA version of Daytona USA is now available to play on Xbox One via its backwards compatibility. “Tuu tu-tu tuu tu-tu tu-tu tu-ruu! DAYTONA! Let’s go away.”

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