car. He can still win the girl back if he beats the CPU opponent to the next sub-goal. If the player beats the opponent with the girl in hand, a 1,000,000 point bonus is given. Also, the girl kisses the driver in front of his CPU opponent. If the player reaches the final checkpoint, in the process, the player will pass the CPU opponent and the ending scene is played. It was available in a stand-up cabinet, and a sit-down cabinet with decals giving it an appearance of a Ferrari F40, the car featured in the game. There were also conversion kits available to convert original Out Run machines to Turbo OutRun. Computer ports of the game were received with varying degrees of enthusiasm. While the Commodore 64 version was widely seen as a good game, the 16-bit conversions got very negative reviews. Stage order The courses are raced straightforward in 4 sections consisting of 4 stages each with no fork roads: Stage 1: New York (start of game) Stage 2: Washington, D.C. Stage 3: Pittsburgh Stage 4: Indianapolis (end of section 1) Stage 5: Chicago (Runs along Route 66) Stage 6: St. Louis Stage 7: Memphis Stage 8: Atlanta (end of section 2) Stage 9: Miami Stage 10: New Orleans Stage 11: San Antonio Stage 12: Dallas (End of section 3) Stage 13: Oklahoma City Stage 14: Denver Stage 15: Grand Canyon (Runs along Route 66) Stage 16: Los Angeles (end of game) Aside from the reduction in length (the 9000 km route would take approx 80 hours, the game can be finished in 15 minutes), some of the stages are not accurately portrayed to their real life counterparts. For example: Atlanta is nothing more than a field covered in snow (more resembling Stone Mountain Park) and Dallas looks like the Gobi Desert. Music Unlike the original 1986 game Out Run, the music cannot be selected. Instead, the game's background music plays in a predetermined order, depending on region: Japan & US Layout: Rush a Difficulty (Stages 1–4) Keep Your Heart (Stages 5–8) Shake the Street (Stages 9–12) Who Are You? (Stages 13–16) European Layout: Shake the Street (Stages 1–4) Rush a Difficulty (Stages 5–8) Who Are You? (Stages 9–12) Keep Your Heart (Stages 13–16) In the 1993 arcade game Daytona USA, a song from Turbo Outrun can be played on the name entry screen by entering the initials