first video game to use fully digitized graphics in every element of the game. This was Gottlieb's last video game. Hard Drivin', by Atari Games is released and is the second arcade driving game to have 3D polygonal graphics. S.T.U.N. Runner is released by Atari Games and is known for early use of high-speed 3-D Polygonal Graphics. 1990 Pit-Fighter is released by Atari Games and is the first-ever fighting game to use fully digitized graphics. Released two years before Midway's Mortal Kombat. Galaxian³ is released by Namco as a video game Theme Park Attraction and is the first to feature 8-players. This game is a sequel to the Galaxian series and is known for combining pre-laserdisc background images and 3D Polygonal graphics. It was later released as an arcade cabinet to the public in 1994. NAM-1975 is released by SNK and is the first game running on a Neo Geo hardware and became the standardized arcade platform throughout the 90s to the early 2000s. Many 2D fighting games like Fatal Fury, World Heroes, and Samurai Showdown ran on this hardware and was very popular in the arcades for its time. 1991 Capcom releases Street Fighter II, revolutionizing competitive play in the arcade setting and setting the template for fighting games. 1992 Midway Games releases Mortal Kombat, which features blood and fatalities. Sega releases Virtua Racing, Sega's first 3D racer as well as Sega's first polygonal 3D game. 1993 Mortal Kombat II is released, featuring high quality digitized graphics, and the most advanced sound system in arcades at the time, the DCS sound system which allowed for MP3 style compression to all sounds. Sega releases Virtua Fighter, the first 3D fighting game. 1994 Killer Instinct is released, the first arcade game with a hard disk, up to that point the game with the highest quality graphics pre-rendered by a rendering program, featuring to this day the highest quality use of the movie background technique. Namco releases Tekken, another fighting game. 1995 Midway Games releases Mortal Kombat 3, which was part of the Mortal Kombat series. 1996 SNK releases Metal Slug, a run and gun game widely known for its sense of humor, fluid hand-drawn animation, and fast-paced two-player action. 1998 Konami releases Dance Dance Revolution, an arcade game with four arrow pads that the players used to "dance." This game would create many sequels and spin-offs. Gauntlet Legends is released by