Bumped for new news.
Arcade Heroes is reporting that the game is called Cruis'n Adventure, and is on loketest now in the Chicagoland area. This picture was snapped at the Regal City North Stadium 14 movie theater at 2600 N. Western Avenue.
Some things to note...
The cabinet looks incomplete- I don't see the shifter or telephone keypad, and there's no speaker covers.
The start button appears to be where the shifter normally is- maybe they mounted it next to the seat, like in San Francisco Rush 2049.
Andy Eloff told me that Raw Thrills got a "major car license" for this game, and judging from this picture, that major license is Lamborghini, because the orange car clearly looks like the Aventador. The gray car to the right looks like the Nissan GT-R NISMO.
Graphics look above and beyond the Fast and the Furious games, it appears to use the same graphics engine as MotoGP.
Nitro boosting from the Fast and the Furious games appears to be in, if the three blue markers above the speedometer is any indication.
I imagine this is going to be 60 FPS- the other Raw Thrills racers were pretty good with that, so no reason not to think so here.
That it's named "Cruis'n Adventure" makes me think there's going to be unusual locales in the manner of Cruis'n Exotica.
The camera from MotoGP also makes a return, it appears, for the put your face into the game thing.
Arcade Heroes also reports that this locale also has a "Dance Central 3 Arcade", and judging from the evidence provided, yes, it still has the Kinect motion controls of the original games.
And that's not because nobody is making arcade racing games, they are. They just aren't getting released anywhere other than in arcades.
