Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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0:11. Stage 1
0:44. Stage 2
1:12. Stage 3
1:42. Stage 4
2:10. Stage 5
2:41. Stage 6
3:14. Stage 7
3:47. Stage 8
4:19. Stage 9
4:50. Stage 10
5:24. Stage 11
5:58. Stage 12
6:30. Stage 13
7:09. Stage 14
7:47. Ending

Super Hang On will always be one of Sega's finest arcade racers. It greatly improved upon the original Hang On and pushed their super scaler technology to its limits with blazing fast racing action with the turbo boost mechanic adding an excellent risk vs reward dynamic. With 4 different courses, it provided arcade racing fans plenty of reason to keep playing and different levels of difficulty as well. While the Beginner course is short and easy, the difficulty jumps dramatically just going up to the Junior course, and the Senior and Expert courses are even harder.

While this game has received plenty of ports over the years, the best one may be the 3DS version developed by M2. M2 has become known in recent years for the recent Sega Genesis and PC Engine mini-consoles as well as high quality ports of classic shmups such as Battle Garegga, Ketsui, and the Aleste games. They also worked on a lot of excellent arcade ports to the 3DS for Sega, with this being one of the only ones that can be emulated properly in Citra currently. In addition to an arcade perfect port, you get plenty of the bells and whistles you'd expect from M2 such as replays and even a makeshift practice mode where you can start on odd numbered courses.

As far as this run goes, the hardest parts of the Senior course were clearly Stage 7 and Stage 13. These sections have some pretty sharp corners along with the traffic getting pretty congested at times. Proper use of the turbo boost was key to finishing this run. The Senior course is no slouch overall, as it took a while to learn the later sections of it.

Played in Citra in single screen view using the xBRZ Freescale shader.

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