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Initial D Arcade Stage (.mw-parser-output .templateruby>rt{font-feature-settings:"ruby"1;font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .templateruby.large{font-size:250%}.mw-parser-output .templateruby.large>rt{font-size:50%}頭文字（イニシャル）D アーケード ステージ) (commonly referred to as IDAS, followed by the game's version number) is an arcade racing game series developed by Sega, based on the anime and manga series Initial D. In the United States and Europe, the game series is simply known as Initial D.
The Lan Evo Team's home course is one of the new courses such as Akina Snow (only night), Shomaru, which was initially an exclusive for Special Stage and Tsuchisaka, Also, new opponents in the game are Tohru Suetsugu, Atsuro Kawai, Miki, and the Tsucisaka Lan Evo team. New cars featured in the game are the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V, Lancer Evolution VI T.M. Edition, Mazda RX-8, and the Nissan Skyline 25GT-T. The game features original Eurobeat songs from artists including Matt Land, Powerful T., Ace Warrior, and Marco Polo.
It is also known in the updated version (Version 1.50) as Initial D Arcade Stage 4 Kai is the fourth release in the Initial D Arcade Stage series. Unlike the first three versions of the game, the game runs on the Sega Lindbergh hardware, uses a new card system, and features a new physics system. This arcade game also becomes the last game in Western before going to the next arcade game (Japanese language only). Only two new rivals such as God Hand and God Foot. Competitors from previous games such as Miki, the Tsucisaka Lan Evo team, Sakamoto, Nobuhiko Akiyama, and Tohru Suetsugu have been removed. New courses such as Lake Akina, Myogi (new layout with four sections), and Tsukuba Fruit Line. Some cars featured in previous games such as the Lancer Evolution VII and Toyota Celica have been removed.
Released for the Sega Nu2 arcade system board on March 7, 2017. Unlike its predecessors, this game now uses a 6-speed gear shifter (similar to the ones found in the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune games) as opposed to the sequential ones. The character designs are taken from New Initial D the Movie with entirely new BGMs that are rock songs from the films such as Backdraft Smiths, Clutcho, The Hug Me, The Valves, and Gekkou Green. A small number of Eurobeat songs from previous games are also featured but have to be unlocked. Rain condition was removed as Movie featured no race in such condition.
As like Stage 4 (which arcade system board has changed too), a number of vehicles and tracks are unavailable upon launch, but later added back through free updates later in the year. Although most of the opponents are from New Initial D the Movie series, some rivals who didn't appear in the film such as Daiki Ninomiya, Kai Kogashiwa, Kyoichi Sudo, Kyoko Iwase, and Tomoyuki Tachi also appeared (with films' design). As well as Kanata Katagiri, protagonist of Initial D's sequel MFGHOST.
This version contains a story mode that allows the player to reenact racing scenes from the Initial D manga series (up to Vol. 25 at the time of publication), as well as several new courses then not seen in the arcade versions of the game. In one of these courses, Shomaru went on to appear in Initial D Arcade Stage Ver.3/Street Stage. Real Myogi was later added back in Initial D Arcade Stage 4/Extreme Stage. Momiji Line would not return until Initial D Arcade Stage 8 Infinity. Bunta's Challenge is noticeably absent in the game. Additional features, including replays for saved time-attack records and Iketani's car introduction.
Due to PlayStation 2's hardware limitations, the graphics of the game was downgraded from its arcade counterpart. The game is compatible with Logitech's Driving Force wheel series, and other wheel controllers made for PlayStation 2. Sega also balanced all the cars in-game due to the overpowering Integra DC2 from Initial D Arcade Stage Ver.2.
Initial D Street Stage is a PSP-exclusive game based on Initial D Arcade Stage Ver.3. This game features Dogfight by M.o.v.e. as its intro theme, which also used as the first opening theme of Initial D Fourth Stage. The legend of the street mode, which pits players against the rival characters are the same as the arcade game, but Akina (Snow) is removed, meaning the battle with Miki is also removed, although his theme can be found in the game's BGM files.
This dialogue is further divided into thirteen sections of "sigle initial, 6 strophes linked by 5 transitions, and sigle final...the strophes are to be played by the clarinettist on stage; the sigle initial, transitions, and sigle final are to be pre recorded ... and played back through loudspeakers in dialogue with the clarinettist on stage" (Boulez 1985). This design is shown in Example 1.
These sections are ordered in two ways, and both versions appear in the same publication. One order is the "version aux chiffres romains," and the other is the "version aux chiffres arabes." The relationship between the two versions is interesting, with the live clarinet (la clarinette premiere sur scene) playing the same strophic material in both arrangements but numbered and ordered differently. The recorded material (la clarinette double en registree) is altered only slightly in all but one section in each ordering, transition IV a V and transition 5 a 6, both unique to their respective arrangements. Sigle initial and sigle final are unchanged except for the end of initial and the beginning of final. The transitions and the sigles include slight variations at their endings, perhaps to offer better links from strophe to strophe in their particular versions. In both Roman and Arabic versions, the transitions remain coupled with the same strophes they are preceded by. Example 2 places the identical sections f rom each version side by side; the Roman version shows performance order, but the Arabic does not.
During the camp, despite matching training volume, the Australians reported systematically greater perceived training/playing loads than the Bolivians (figure 1). While this initial difference could be related to carry-over effects of international travel, and acknowledging that data on external load (eg, distance covered at different speeds assessed through GPS) would be required to fully characterise training load in both groups, the doubling of the between-group standardised difference at altitude suggests a direct effect of altitude on the perceived exertion for the non-acclimatised players. This hypothesis is confirmed by the greater RPE increase in response to the submaximal run at altitude in the Australians (figure 2). In addition to a possibly greater relative training intensity, hypoxia itself also affects perceived exertion.39 In fact, central fatigue is likely elicited by low brain oxygenation,40 which was possibly lower in the Australians if we consider resting SpO2 levels (figure 2).
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