Overview

The game, released in 1999, is an arcade driving simulator developed by Sega AM1 R&D Division. It immerses players in the role of an ambulance driver tasked with racing through city streets to save patients’ lives. The emphasis is on speed, precision, and the ability to navigate through heavy traffic while adhering to time constraints.

Gameplay

Players are challenged to maintain a balance between speed and safety as they transport patients to the hospital. The game features a dynamic city environment with various obstacles, including other vehicles and pedestrians, which must be avoided to successfully complete each mission. The intensity is heightened by a time limit, demanding players to make quick decisions under pressure.

Historical Context

Developed by the renowned Sega AM1 R&D Division, known for its work on memorable arcade titles, it was one of the unique driving simulators of its time that focused on emergency services. The game attracted attention for its innovative approach to the driving genre, offering an experience that combined elements of simulation and arcade-style gameplay.

Legacy

While it did not achieve the same level of fame as some other Sega arcade titles, it remains a noted example of the diverse gameplay experiences offered in arcades during the late 1990s. It is remembered for its challenging gameplay and contribution to the evolution of driving simulators. The game has maintained a niche following among arcade enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate its unique concept and historical significance in Sega’s catalog.