GP-1 Racing

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Unreleased - 2003

"History in the Making": The First Three Years

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1988

History in the Making is a collection of fifteen games from U.S. Gold's catalog of American imports: - Beach-Head - Beach-Head II: The Dictator Strikes Back - Bruce Lee - Express Raider - Gauntlet - The Goonies - Impossible Mission - Infiltrator - Kung-Fu Master - Leaderboard - Raid Over Moscow - Road Runner - Spy Hunter - Super Cycle - World Games

#DRIVE

Android - Released - March 20, 2019

#DRIVE is an endless driving video game inspired by 70's action road movies. As simple as possible, allowing the player to choose a car, choose the place and just hit the road. Just be careful not to hit anything else! It doesn't matter where we drive, it doesn't matter what we drive or how fast we drive. We just choose to drive. And you?

.386 Spys

MS-DOS - Released - 1989

386 Spys (also known as .386 Spys Elite Top Agents...) is a game published in 1989 by GENKI Software Corporation, the theme is . It features a action genre and uses a perspective. A spy thriller arcade game in three actions, racing boats on rivers, cars on the highway, and jetpacking over the city. Similar to arcade games Spy Hunter or Action Fighter.

¡Genial!

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1990

Genial is a Spanish compilation of four games for the ZX Spectrum: • Out Run • ThunderBlade • Vigilante • Jones and the Temple of Doom

007 Car Chase

Commodore 64 - Released - June 6, 1985

Players control a car that must drive on the road along with other cars. To deal with them, the car is equipped with a smoke screen and weapons which players can use to kill them. From time to time, a helicopter flies overhead and will launch missiles and torpedoes at the player, but they can be destroyed with missiles which their car is also equipped with. If the player's car comes into contact with enemy fire or collides with other cars, the player loses a life.

007 Racing

Sony Playstation - Released - November 21, 2000

In 007 Racing you can get behind the wheel of James Bond's car. You must complete missions which range from collecting an object and getting out alive, to much harder and more complicated things. Your car is armed with many weapons including mines, rockets, lasers, smokescreens, and more. Then, if you get bored playing alone, you can eliminate your opponent in multiplayer missions where you have to destroy the other car, or a game mode called "Pass the Bomb", where you must pass the bomb to the other car by touching it before you blow up.

007: Everything or Nothing

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - November 17, 2003

Think like Bond, act like Bond, and experience an entirely new Bond adventure. James Bond, the world's greatest secret agent, returns in Everything or Nothing with new guns and gadgets, combat skills, and clever tricks--and it's up to you to put them to good use. Travel through four exciting continents including the Valley of the Kings in Egypt and the French Quarter in New Orleans. The game also features two-player co-op missions and four-player multiplayer arena modes.

007: Licence to Kill

Microsoft MSX - Released - 1989

007: Licence to Kill is a 1989 video game based on the James Bond film of the same name. The game's storyline closely follows that of the film, consisting of six scenes in which Bond chases drug czar Sanchez who has murdered his best friend Felix Leiter's bride. The scenes within the game vary in setting and include helicopter chases, underwater diving, water-skis and behind the wheel of an 18-wheel tanker truck.

007: Licence to Kill

BBC Microcomputer System - Released - 1989

007: Licence to Kill is a 1989 video game based on the James Bond film of the same name, developed by Quixel and published by Domark in 1989. It was originally released for DOS and then ported to a number of home computers, including the BBC Microcomputer (ported by Consult Software). The BBC version was based largely on the graphics from the Spectrum version, but with a freshly written sprite engine, character 'AI', sound effects and status display. It featured a double buffer screen refresh mechanism to eliminate flicker, and was available in cassette tape and floppy disc versions.

10 Computer Hits 4

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1988

The 10 Computer Hits series rolls on with this, its penultimate release. By this point a number of software houses were releasing their own back catalogue collections making it harder for Beau Jolly to scoop up cheap licences to repackage the games in these packs. With the market becoming more crowded, Beau Jolly felt the need to increase the number of games available on the packs but rather than dilute their brand, they offered two 'free' games, increasing the overall number of titles to 12 for this edition. Games included were: * Bride of Frankenstein (39 Steps) * Spindizzy (Electric Dreams) * Pulsator (Martech) * Sacred Armour of Antiriad (Palace) * Revolution (Vortex) * Triaxos (39 Steps) * Deactivators (Reaktor) * Uchi Mata (Martech) * City Slicker (Hewson) * Starquake (Bubble Bus) * Elektra Glide (English Software) * Dandy (Electric Dreams)

10 Second Run RETURNS

Nintendo Switch - Released - January 25, 2018

Reach the finish line in 10 seconds! The legendary action game, "10 Second Run" is back! The rules (and controls) are simple: "Move Sideways" and "Jump & Dash" to get to the finish line in under 10 seconds! Unlock different types of stick figures as you clear the stages! Run solo or race against others in multiplayer mode! Any time, any where, with anyone, simply run, run, run! You'll be surprised how much excitement is packed in 10 seconds- and how long 10 seconds can be!

10 Super Jogos

Sega Genesis - Released - April 1, 1997

10 Super Jogos is a compilation of ten Sega Mega Drive games. It has thus far only been released in Brazilian and Asian markets. In Asia the compilation is known as Mega Games 10. Games included: • California Games • Columns • Flicky • Golden Axe • Sega Soccer • Sonic the Hedgehog • Super Hang-On • Streets of Rage • Super Monaco GP • The Revenge of Shinobi

10,000 Games

Windows - Released - 2006

The package contains three earlier SelectSoft Publishing and Viva Media releases in one box: - 3333 Games - Best Games Hits Compilation - Puzzle Bonanza XP Championship 10,000 Games contains thousands of different games of many different genres, including puzzles, shooters, action, sports and gambling. This collection contains no freeware or shareware games.

100 Mile Race

Commodore 64 - Released - 1986

A stay on track/avoiding racing game coded by Randy Meyle, and published as a type-in for Commodore Microcomputers Magazine 1986/11-12 as well as the disk magazine Loadstar for issue #030.

100% Dynamite

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1990

Compilation of four games, made up of: * WEC Le Mans * After Burner * Double Dragon * The Last Ninja 2

100% Dynamite

Commodore 64 - Released - 1990

100% Dynamite is a collection of four games, including three arcade conversions: • After Burner (European version) • Double Dragon (Ocean Software version) • Last Ninja 2: Back with a Vengeance • WEC Le Mans

1000 Miglia

Commodore Amiga - Released - 1991

Based around a classic motor car race from either side of the war, 1000 Miglia (literally '1000 miles') is an unusual racing game. You have to progress across Italy through a number of stages in your rickety 20s car. Keeping within time limits at each point is crucial to staying in the game. At the beginning of the game, you can choose the spare parts that you will take with yourself in case your car breaks down. You also choose a car and set up the skills for your two drivers; you can distribute points between Skill, Resistance and Mechanics, and choose the driver's favorite part of the race. Atmospheric conditions change throughout the race: sometimes the weather will be clear, sometimes you'll have to drive through rain or mist. During the race, your car will sometimes lose a wheel or need other repairs. If this happens, you'll lose a couple of minutes repairing it - as long as you have the appropriate spare part; if you don't have one, it's game over!

1000 Miglia Volume I: 1927 to 1933

MS-DOS - Released - 1991

Based around a classic motor car race from either side of the war, 1000 Miglia (literally '1000 miles') is an unusual racing game. You have to progress across Italy through a number of stages in your rickety 20s car. Keeping within time limits at each point is crucial to staying in the game. At the beginning of the game, you can choose the spare parts that you will take with yourself in case your car breaks down. You also choose a car and set up the skills for your two drivers; you can distribute points between Skill, Resistance and Mechanics, and choose the driver's favorite part of the race. Atmospheric conditions change throughout the race: sometimes the weather will be clear, sometimes you'll have to drive through rain or mist. During the race, your car will sometimes lose a wheel or need other repairs. If this happens, you'll lose a couple of minutes repairing it - as long as you have the appropriate spare part; if you don't have one, it's game over!

1000 Miglia: Volume I: 1927-1933

Commodore 64 - Released - 1992

Based around a classic motor car race from either side of the war, 1000 Miglia (literally '1000 miles') is an unusual racing game. You have to progress across Italy through a number of stages in your rickety 20s car. Keeping within time limits at each point is crucial to staying in the game. At the beginning of the game, you can choose the spare parts that you will take with yourself in case your car breaks down. You also choose a car and set up the skills for your two drivers; you can distribute points between Skill, Resistance and Mechanics, and choose the driver's favorite part of the race. Atmospheric conditions change throughout the race: sometimes the weather will be clear, sometimes you'll have to drive through rain or mist. During the race, your car will sometimes lose a wheel or need other repairs. If this happens, you'll lose a couple of minutes repairing it - as long as you have the appropriate spare part; if you don't have one, it's game over!

1000 Miler

Commodore 64 - Released - 1987

1000 Miler is based on the French card games called Mille Bornes. Two players compete against each other to reach 1000 miles before the other. Each player gets seven cards, which can be miles cards for getting closer to your goal or positive or negative cards. Negative cards can be played to cause a flat tire for your opponent, letting him have a crash or other effects. The positive cards can be used to negate the effects of negative cards the opponent played on you. The winning player gets a little winning animation. Released in Loadstar #037.

1000cc Turbo

Commodore Amiga - Released - 1990

1000cc Turbo is inspired by Super Hang-On. It is a motorcycle racing game viewed from behind the bike. Road and enduro racing are featured among the 4 bikes offered. Race lengths can be between 1 and 9 laps, and you can race with either sound effects or music.

1080° Avalanche

Nintendo GameCube - Released - December 1, 2003

Danger is the name of the game in 1080° Avalanche. Huge air, massive drop-offs, deep powder, and the nastiest tricks come together in one package. It's a frantic race to the bottom of the mountain, so stick tricks on the way down to increase your rider's speed and power. Keep your eyes peeled for shortcuts, rockslides, natural wildlife, dizzying drops, and sudden weather changes. The successor to the Nintendo 64 version of the game, 1080° Avalanche offers a wide variety of play modes, challenges, and secrets to keep you on your toes.

1080° Snowboarding

Nintendo Wii - Released - January 28, 2008

Hit the slopes for some serious shredding in one of the first truly realistic snowboarding games ever created! Start in the lodge and select from five characters, each with his/her own particular attributes and special tricks. Then take a look at the wide assortment of available boards and choose one that best suits your rider and style. Once you’ve got the gear, six different modes of play, including Match Race, Trick Attack, and 2-Player Versus, await. Pick a course and get ready to experience a sensation of speed that’ll make you forget all about the cold—but it might just send a shiver down your spine. Throw in hidden characters and boards, varying weather and snow conditions, multiple paths through each course, and a variety of tricks to master—topped off with rock-solid play control—and you’ve got a recipe for winter fun that you can enjoy any time of the year. It’s all the fun and excitement of the sport, without the bruises and frostbite!

10PRINT Racer Revamp

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - September 15, 2020

Simply keep yourself on the track and don't hit the sides or outcroppings. Score increases based on your speed and time on the course. Coded by Spike78 and released in September of 2020.

16bit Rally

Windows

Revisit the good old days of arcade racers with 16 Bit Rally, developed by Photon Creations. Race on tracks all around the world, through some of the harshest and picturesque environments against 19 other competitors all aiming for the prized 16 Bit Cup. Earn prize money from races, purchase car upgrades & new car models, gaining that edge over the competition. Features 40 Tracks set over 6 continents. Race through the deserts of Africa, the tundra of Siberia, the jungles of South America, and many more challenging environments. Cars & Upgrades - Upgrade your wheels, transmission, and engine to gain the edge over the competition. Choose from a list of car paintjobs across 3 different car models. Original Soundtrack - Race while listening to retro tunes made specifically for 16 Bit Rally.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Sega Naomi - Released - July 26, 2000

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker (also known as just 18 Wheeler) is an arcade game developed by Sega AM2 and distributed by Sega. The game was first released in arcades in 2000, then ported to the Dreamcast in 2001. It was later released for the PlayStation 2 in 2001 and Nintendo GameCube in 2002 by Acclaim Entertainment. Sega followed up on the success of 18 Wheeler with a sequel, The King of Route 66, which was released in the arcades around 2002 and ported to the PlayStation 2. This was one of the final arcade video games ports to be on the Dreamcast after its discontinuation before Sega became a third party developer.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Nintendo GameCube - Released - February 18, 2002

Get behind the wheel of a 60-foot-long, 20-ton, 18-wheeled truck and buckle up as you drive in locations from New York to California. 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker features arcade-style racing in four gameplay modes: arcade, parking, score attack, and versus. You'll transport cargo and race against other truck drivers--all while protecting your rig from damage. In versus mode, you can take on a friend in split-screen action on four different raceways.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - November 13, 2001

Hard core truck racing action. Dodging, weaving and smashing through traffic to beat your opponent. Masses of skill involved in driving VERY long vehicles, parking them, and slipstreaming behind other 18 wheelers in your path. *Choose your cargo option - multiple trailors from cable cars to gass tanks to car transporters - its got it all

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Sega Dreamcast - Released - May 25, 2001

The main purpose of the game is to make it to the finish line with the truck's cargo. Players are given a set amount of time, but can ram into special vans that will add three seconds to the timer. There are several characters to choose from, each with a unique truck and attributes. The game starts out in Key West and players travel across the United States, ending in San Francisco. After Stage 1, the game gives the player a choice of trailer. One trailer is harder to haul, but provides a bigger payoff while the other choice is easier to haul but provides a smaller payoff. Money is deducted from the total when the trailer is hit. Players can sound the truck's horn to make other cars on the road yield and slipstream behind large vehicles to gain a momentary speed boost. In addition to the time limit, players also compete with the "Lizard Tail", a rival trucker. Crossing the finish line before the Lizard Tail yields additional money. In between levels, players can park the truck in a mini game to earn more cash.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Arcade - Released - July 26, 2000

A truck driving game from Sega. Race another trucker across the country, carrying cargo and trying to beat the clock. The main purpose is to make it to the finish line with your cargo within a given time. Players choose one of several trucks, each rated in speed, handling, etc. They then race from point to point across the country, hauling cargo (more difficult cargo will increase your pay for that leg of the journey) while avoiding innocent traffic (blare the horn to get drivers out of your way) and trying to outrun a reckless computer opponent (or player two in linked matches). Good performances are rewarded with bonus stages that require players to maneuver the truck in tight alleyways and park the truck in a limited amount of time.

18 Wheels of Steel: Across America

Windows - Released - July 1, 2003

Heed the call of the open road, throw the gears in motion and take off in a tractor trailer. Drive faster than your competition, haul your cargo across the entire United States and feel the wind in your face as you control your own destiny. Blast the horn and build a career in the fast-paced world of trucking. Keep in mind that there's more to being a successful businessman than just driving fast. You've got to manage your money, keep your rig running smooth and watch out for speed traps that might trip you up. Bad weather? Fuel troubles? Tricky loading docks that require pinpoint precision? It's all part of life in the cab of a 18-wheeler. If you've got the guts, jump in a truck and head out for the highway.

18 Wheels of Steel: American Long Haul

Windows - Released - December 3, 2007

North America’s open roads await! You ain't working for the Man any more! You're the owner of your own trucking business and you call the shots. Build your empire one rig at a time to dominate the roadways and outbid the competition. Can you handle the pressure? Your American Dream starts behind the wheel of your own big rig. Bid – May the best man win. Do you take what the company is bidding for a job or do you move on and lose valuable time? Remember – Profit is King. Haul – Start behind the wheel transporting 45+ types of cargo including livestock, chemicals, and mobile homes, cross country to bring in the big bucks. Handle – These beasts don’t drive themselves! Back up to loading docks, manage your fuel, and maintain your trucks in peak condition. Dominate – Move it better and faster than your competition. Build your reputation coast to coast as you long haul across 48 states, Canada and now Mexico! Grow - Build your business and add rigs to your fleet. Own up to 37 mammoth machines and trailers.

18 Wheels of Steel: Convoy

Windows - Released - September 1, 2005

18 Wheels of Steel: Convoy [Sep 1, 2005][edit] In this updated installment, you can travel through the United States, as well as southern Canada, though it differs from 18 Wheels of Steel: Pedal to the Metal in that Mexican cities are not present, this might be considered as the bad part of the series since it did not improve much from its predecessor except for minor additions. You can travel through 30+ cities and choose from 35+ rigs, 45+ cargoes and 47+ trailers. The player has to use the mouse to look outside of the cab at the mirrors. The graphics are also much improved in this version, and users can see drivers in other vehicles and when the trucks are "lugged" under 1500 RPM, they emit black exhaust much like older non-computerized trucks do. However, other graphical features such as dynamic dashboard gauges were replaced with simple inanimate textures, although this and minor bugs were fixed with a patch released by SCS Software in 2008. Players can also buy things to protect themselves. This version is considered the worst in the series because of lack of improvement and several glitches. Also, players cannot save the game during a delivery. Only before the delivery or after the delivery. Countries: United States and Canada

18 Wheels of Steel: Extreme Trucker

Windows - Released - September 23, 2009

Extreme Trucker lets you be the brave trucker and deliver cargoes in any of the three main areas of the game: Yungas Road (also known as Road of Death), Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road, and the Australian Outback. All three maps are "extreme" in their ways: Driving on the icy and snowy roads of northern Canada can be a tough challenge no matter what you deliver. The Australian long distance routes will let you drive "road trains", up to 5 multiple trailers attached. The South American area is known for its narrow roads, a moment of lack of caution and you find yourself dropping off the edge of a cliff.

18 Wheels of Steel: Extreme Trucker 2

Windows - Released - January 6, 2011

Hazards are everywhere! Test your driving skills to the extreme across five hire-raising locations including treacherous mountain forests, steep mountains, frozen ice roads, vast scorching desert, and thin rainforest roads. Battle through: Montana, Bolivia, Northern Territories, Australia, Bangladesh. Extreme Loads - Transport loads that would scare even the most fearless drivers - maximum loads, oversized loads, high risk cargo and more.

18 Wheels of Steel: Haulin'

Windows - Released - December 8, 2006

Haul Some! Kick Some! Life on the road is filled with obstacles. Do you have the juice to go from gearjammer to boss man in the trucking business? Climb in the can and find out! You're steering the whole operation, from choosing the trucks to hiring the drivers in your fleet. Avoid the hazards and you'll be hauling it in. But, make too many wrong turns along the way and it could be a lost cause. That fire in your belly is gonna take you straight to the top. Take risks, cash in and upgrade your rig. Work hard and you might end up driving the whole show!

18 Wheels of Steel: Pedal to the Metal

Windows - Released

FEEL THE POWER! LIVE THE DREAM! Take your show on the road. Drive your rig to make it big and build your business. Money talks - when you're in charge, let the drivers to their job while you count your cash. You're not only a trucker, you're a truck tycoon. CAN YOU HANDLE THE BIG JOBS? Damaged goods eat your profits. Keep it shiny side up maneuvering through dangerous changing weather conditions.

187: Ride or Die

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - August 23, 2005

187: Ride Or Die combines fighting and car racing through different game modes, including online play. In all game modes, you have to control both driving and shooting at the same time. 187 Ride Or Die takes place in the "gangsta" universe, where you are "Buck", a young thug hired to take out the members of the opposing crew while on the road. The game provides a set of different cars, characters and weapons you can play with. Weapons take a large part in the gameplay: It is quite impossible to win races without using weapons. There are alternate mission types such as escort missions, car bomb, police escape (the only mode without weapon), and others. There are also deathmatch modes where the goal is to get the maximum of frags on other cars in arena style maps.

187: Ride or Die

Microsoft Xbox - Released - August 23, 2005

In order to become "top dog" of the game the player must race and defeat opponents through a variety of different stages all set in Los Angeles's infamous South Central region. The game's title comes from two phrases common in the subculture. 187 is the California Penal Code section that defines murder. It has come into general use among gangs in the United States as a synonym for murder, and this usage has passed into popular culture via gangsta rap. "Ride or die" is a combination of the phrases "ride it out" and "die trying", meaning one is willing to do anything even if it involves personal risk. If playing with another player, one can be the driver and the other can be the shooter. This can be done in the story and online mode. There are a variety of modes available to the player.

198X

Windows - Released - June 20, 2019

198X is not just a beat ’em up, a shoot ’em up, a racing game, a ninja game and an RPG. This is a love letter to the golden age of arcade games – yet with a scope that was never possible in the actual 1980s. It’s a story about finding yourself – and your self-confidence – in the world of video games. A coming-of-age story told through multiple game genres, worlds and characters. Feel the sensation of fighting, shooting, driving, jumping and role-playing – combined with emotional, cinematic storytelling. And what happens when the line between reality and game starts to blur…?

198X

Nintendo Switch - Released - January 23, 2020

Welcome to Suburbia, just outside the City, sometime in 198X. This is the journey of Kid, a teenager stuck between the limitations of innocent youth and the obligations of inevitable adulthood. The story unfolds when Kid discovers the local arcade – finding new worlds, and new meaning, in video games. For every visit to the arcade – every game uncovered, every move mastered, every demon defeated – Kid grows stronger. And the lines between reality and game start to blur...

1NSANE

Windows - Released - November 24, 2000

1NSANE is an off-road racing game specially designed for multiplayer play. It's the first game to support Codemasters' multiplayer network where players can challenge each other for a game and gain points for a global ranking. The game has unique game modes never seen before in a racing game, like capture the flag, return the flag and destruction zone. The game doesn't have fixed damage models for the cars. Instead, each crash and collision dynamically deforms your car, depending on the point of impact and force. The damage will also affect the cars handling and top speed etc.

2 Disney Games: Lilo & Stitch 2 + Peter Pan: Return to Neverland

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - November 11, 2005

This compilation contains two Disney GBA games combined on one cartridge: Disney's Lilo & Stitch 2 Disney's Peter Pan: Return to Never Land

2 Fast 4 You

MS-DOS - Released - 1995

2 FAST 4 YOU (also known as BiFi Racing) is a cartoonish racing game similar to Wacky Wheels. The car controls are very simple, and in the competitive mode, there are various arcade elements such as powerups that give advantage to the player (they look like black half-spheres lying on the road), as well as obstacles like oil patches that will send the player's car spinning uncontrollably if you drive over them. 2 FAST 4 YOU was created to promote Bi-Fi meat snacks in Germany. In 1995, players could even take part in a nationwide contest (an option still available in the game): completing rally-style timed rounds would result in a password that players needed to submit as proof of their results.

2 for 1 Power Pack: Kawasaki Jet Ski/Summer Sports

Nintendo Wii - Released - January 6, 2010

2 Game Pack!: Hot Wheels: Stunt Track Challenge / Hot Wheels: World Race

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - September 1, 2006

Both games are stuntman-style arcade games that consists of drivers competing in stunt challenges and winning fast races to stay on the show. Sometimes, there are mini-games with special tasks, usually involving collecting icons in a limited amount of time.

2 Games in 1 Double Pack: Hot Wheels: World Race / Hot Wheels: Velocity X

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - September 22, 2005

2 Games in 1: Cartoon Network Block Party / Cartoon Network Speedway

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - April 1, 2005

This double pack has two Cartoon Network GBA games combined on one cartridge: Cartoon Network Block Party: Cartoon Network Block Party is a party game that keeps the game play fast and fun on the Game Boy Advance. Play as any of 6 characters from your favorite Cartoon Network cartoon properties: Johnny Bravo, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Cow and Chicken and Ed, Edd n Eddy. Challenge up to 3 friends on 4 colorful themed boards, each styled after Cartoon Network shows: Planet Johnnywood, Katz's Creepy Castle, The Tater Farm and Extreme Cul-De-Sac. Master 14 unique mini-games that challenge all of your skills: Riding Mower Grand Prix, Waterbomb Catch, Fish Frenzy, Backyard Boogie, Strike a Pose, Greased Porkbutt Catch, Fence Sitters, Weremole Waltz and many more. Cash mini-games reward players with money so they can pay for a competitive advantage or access passes to other areas of the board. Cartoon Network Speedway: It's time for the Cartoon Network Racing Championship! Players can pick their character, and race for the finish line. Cartoon Network Speedway is a racing game with plentiful power-ups, shortcuts, and unlockables. It includes a quick race (just a simple race of 1-5 laps), challenge (beat the star rating), championship (beat all the races), and two-player mode. The twist to this game is that it's not enough to come in first, but the player also has to be stylish. The star rating is used to unlock characters, tracks, and power-ups, and is increased by passing opponents, attacking opponents, collecting stars, setting records, and so on. Twelve tracks and characters are included, most locked at the beginning. 20 different power-ups can be found, for attacks, road hazards, speed, and odder effects.

2 Games in 1: GT 3 Advance: Pro Concept Racing + Moto GP: Ultimate Racing Technology

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - October 22, 2004

A double pack by THQ containing two racing GBA games combined on one cartridge: In GT Advance 3: Pro Concept Racing you return to the road and take on the world to become the racing champion. 90 cars are on offer (most only available in Japan) to race across 46 different race tracks around the globe. The aim is to place first in each, in order to unlock the faster cars available. Along with both single and 2 player multiplayer modes, you can also take part in a drifting challenge, where the aim is to drift around as many corners as possible, all in the one drift. The higher the combo, the better the result. MotoGP on Gameboy Advance provides the fastest and most exciting thrill you can hold in your hands! It goes all-out to take hand-held racing to the next level as an authentic simulation of one of the World’s most popular and exciting sports. Forget the future – this is the here and now. Forget 4 wheels – 2 are faster. Get your knee down in the corner and hold tight on the straights as you hit over 300 KPH on 16 of the World’s most famous and challenging circuits, including Le Mans, Donington Park, Motegi and more. The best riders from 21 countries compete over 9 exciting and gruelling months to take the championship in the purest combination of man, machine, adrenaline and speed.

2 Games in 1: Quad Desert Fury / Monster Trucks

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - November 16, 2004

Compilation of two racing games. Quad Desert Fury Climb on to your ATV (all terrain vehicle) and race on seven desert tracks. You'll have to compete against three computer-controlled opponents and will need to avoid deep dunes, desert wells, sinkholes and even land mines. Monster Trucks Jump behind the wheel of your favorite monster truck and race on 25 different all-terrain tracks in five different environments. As you complete challenges, you can upgrade your monster trucks in the performance shops between races with the cash you earn by winning the races.

2 in 1: Block Buster and Cross High

Watara Supervision - Released - 1992

2 in 1: Block Buster/Cross High was released in Europe in 1992 for the Watara Supervision. It contained Tetris clone Block Buster, as well as a motocross game called Cross High. It is unknown if Cross High ever received a standalone release.

2 in 1: V-Rally 3 + Stuntman

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - June 23, 2005

V-Rally 3 for the Game Boy Advance adapts the console game of the same name to the handheld platform, offering its own selection of cars, tracks, modes and a platform-appropriate graphics engine. The main game mode is V-Rally Mode. It takes players through a rally championship over seven different countries, with each country's course consisting of distinct stages. Stages are taken on in groups of two, allowing for changing of car setup and repairs after every pair. Car setup options include a choice of tires (appropriate to road and weather conditions) as well as suspension, steering, brakes and gearbox. Bumping into the roadside during a race damages the car, with body, suspension, brakes, steering and turbos getting individual damage ratings. The repairs must be possible to be carried out within a time window or there is no choice but to drive on with the damage. The game's second major mode is called V-Rally Cross and offers traditional circuit racing on five different tracks. Only one is available from the start, the others have to be unlocked by winning on the earlier tracks. Races are against three opponents and consist of two rounds of three laps each, one in forward, one in reverse direction. Performing well in the first round fills a boost meter that can be utilized in the second. Time Trial mode allows single runs utilizing cars and tracks unlocked in the other modes. Multiplayer is available via the link cable and offers two-player versions of V-Rally Cross and Time Trial. You play a stuntman who has the task of completing some difficult and challenging stunts for a film director. Get it right and he'll ask you on for another project, and pay you big time. Get it wrong, and it's time for a career change. Apart from the Movie Making mode, Precision Tests will have you completing courses of varying difficulty, where you'll have to drive forward and reverse, launch off of jumps, dodge through posts and then park inside a zone before time runs out. In Jump Tests, you'll be out to grab letters while jumping off of platforms to catch them while airborne. You can also play against a friend in the various multiplayer modes to see who has the best control over their car.

200 Games for CD32

Commodore Amiga CD32 - Unlicensed - 1993

200 classic Amiga games including Another World, Lemmings, Pang, Shadow of the Beast, Turrican and more!!

240 Racing

MS-DOS - 1998

280 Zzzap / Dodgem

Bally Astrocade - Released - January 1, 1978

The title was named after the US advertising campaign for the Datsun 280Z. Players can drive up to 200 miles per hour (320 km/h) while navigating a tricky road course at night. Players must watch out for treacherous turns, nasty competitors, and the ever-present time limit. It is one of the earliest games, if not the earliest, with authorized branding.

280-Zzzap

Arcade - Released - September 1, 1976

The game is a simple black and white monochrome driving game. You control a car through a night time scene, and the road is represented by simple posts at the edges. The top of the screen will display information about upcoming curves (like the maximum safe speed to take them at), while the bottom of the screen has a speedometer, timer, scoreboard, and may also display a few tips as well. Just drive, and don't crash. Pay attention to your speed on the corners to avoid crashing.

2Xtreme

Sony Playstation - Released - October 31, 1996

Snowboard in Japan, In-Line Skate in Las Vegas, Mountain Bike in Africa and Skateboard in Los Angeles! All new points system allows you to compete in a season & earn points based on your finish, special moves and knockdowns. 4 types of "Power-Ups" and 10 different characters gives you the chance to become an Xtreme champion. Pull off awesome maneuvers like backside rail grabs and ollie-airs on the SKATEBOARD & Carves, 360 and Japan's on SNOWBOARD. Kick and Punch your way to the finish! Compete in a season on 12 intensely insane courses. Two player split screen racing. 4 levels of difficulty and Create your own Player make 2 Xtreme a rush!

32 in 1

Atari 7800 - Released - 1988

This is simply a relabled 2600 32-in-1 cartridge. The games are all 2600 versions. 32 In 1 Game Cartridge was released in 1988 in PAL format in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. It includes popular Atari 2600 games of the sports and shooter genres; a different game is selected every time the Atari 7800 is turned on. Most copies shipped as the pack-in game with the Atari 7800 in Australia and New Zealand. List of Games: 01 UFO 02 Human Cannonball 03 Fun with Numbers 04 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 05 Flag Capture 06 Reversi 07 Golf 08 Surround 09 Checkers 10 Blackjack 11 Freeway Rabbit 12 Miniature Golf / Miniaturer Golf 13 Football / NFL Football 14 Slot Racers 15 Fishing 16 Space War 17 Boxing 18 Air-Sea Battle 19 Freeway Chicken 20 Tennis 21 Combat 22 Slot Machine 23 Skiing 24 Stampede 25 Outlaw 26 Fishing Derby 27 Sky Diver 28 Laser Blast 29 Basketball 30 Ant Party 31 Bowling 32 Homerun

32 in 1

Atari 2600 - Released - January 1, 1988

32 In 1 Game Cartridge was released in 1988 in PAL format in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. It includes popular Atari 2600 games of the sports and shooter genres; a different game is selected every time the Atari 2600 or Atari 7800 is turned on. Most copies shipped as the pack-in game with the Atari 2600 in the UK and Atari 7800 in Australia and New Zealand, but it was also released as a boxed separate game for the Atari 2600. List of Games: 01 UFO (a renaming of U.S. Game's Space Jockey) 02 Human Cannonball 03 Fun with Numbers 04 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 05 Flag Capture 06 Reversi (a renaming of Atari's Othello) 07 Golf 08 Surround 09 Checkers 10 Blackjack 11 Freeway Rabbit 12 Miniature Golf / Miniaturer Golf 13 Football / NFL Football 14 Slot Racers 15 Fishing 16 Space War 17 Boxing 18 Air-Sea Battle 19 Freeway Chicken (a renaming of Activision's Freeway) 20 Tennis 21 Combat 22 Slot Machine 23 Skiing 24 Stampede 25 Outlaw 26 Fishing Derby 27 Sky Diver 28 Laser Blast 29 Basketball 30 Ant Party (a renaming of CommaVid's Cosmic Swarm) 31 Bowling 32 Homerun

360: Three Sixty

Sony Playstation - Released - July 23, 1999

RACING and SHOOT-EM UP ACTION in a world submerged beneath oceans of water. Mount your hoverbike and lay waste to your opponents with lethal weapons and a revolutionary firing system. Use everything you have to speed, dodge, and blast your way to the ultimate goal - survival. 360... Survival balances on a knife edge.

3D Classics: Excitebike

Nintendo 3DS - Released - June 6, 2011

The original Excitebike game returns, re-mastered with Nintendo's 3D technology and available exclusively via Nintendo eShop! Tackle perilous obstacle courses alone or face off against rival bikers as you compete in white-knuckle motocross races that pit you against the clock. Make good time, and you might get a chance to race in a legendary Excitebike rally. Or if you feel the need for customized speed, create your own tracks to race on using the intuitive Course Editor feature that now lets you save up to 32 dream courses of your own design! Get ready for the ride of your life - with 3D Classics: Excitebike, and rediscover an old favorite enhanced to a new dimension!

3D Fongus

Oric Atmos - Released - 1985

3D Fongus is a flight racing game played from a third person perspective. The player flies over a desert where flags create the race track. Controls are limited to turning left and right. The player earns points for each pair of flags he flies through and also for flying over various things such as hedgehogs and cacti. There are also obstacles to watch out for such as rocks and rhinoceros that sometimes walks across the race track. The plane can take some damage but after five hits the game ends. At some places the player will find holes in the ground that he can fly down into and enter a cavern. Going through a cavern shortens the length of the race and down there it's possible to find wrenches that repairs some of the plane's damage. The cavern is also the place of the yellow fungus which the player has to avoid since contact with it is lethal.

3D Grand Prix

Sinclair ZX-81 - Released - 1983

3D Grand Prix is a 1st person perspective driving game where you must race against various other drivers over five laps to win the race on a randomly generated track. You start on the grid and when the lights turn green you accelerate away changing up the six gears your car has. As you accelerate you need to keep an eye on your rev counter, have it too high and your engine will blow and it is race over. As you approach a bend you are told the recommended speed to take the bend and you are updated regularly the weather with updates. As you finish a lap the road surface becomes checkered indicating you can stop your car to use the pits.

3D Grand Prix

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1991

Have you got what it takes to be a number one racing driver? Fast acceleration and accurate cornering are what you'll need in this amazingly realistic 3D Grand Prix simulation.

3D Grand Prix

BBC Microcomputer System - Released - 1984

3D Grand Prix is a video game published by Software Invasion in 1984 for the BBC Microcomputer.

3D Grand Prix

Amstrad CPC - Released - December 25, 1985

3D Grand Prix is a Formula 1 racing game that uses a first person perspective from the driver's seat. The game contains eight race tracks that are based on real life circuits such as Silverstone and Anderstorp. The first race takes place at Zandvoort in the Netherlands, to advance to the next race you must finish in a top three position. Each race consists of three laps. The game can be played with keyboard or joystick and uses manual transmission. In the cockpit the player can see driving information including rev counter, temperature gauge and speed while the wing mirrors show opponents advancing from behind.

3D Highway Race

Sinclair ZX-81 - 1983

An early german first-person racing game.

3D Out Run

Nintendo 3DS - Released - March 12, 2015

3D third-person racing game. The player controls a car, a Ferrari Testarossa Spider, from a rear third-person perspective. In contrast to other third-person racing games at the time where the camera is some distance above the horizon to see into the distance, Out Run places the camera near the ground, directly behind the car, simulating a Ferrari driver's perspective view and limiting the player's view into the distance.The road also curves and dips,which, combined with the low perspective, increases the challenge by making it difficult to see what is on the other side of a hill. The player must race to the end of each stage as fast as possible against a time limit while avoiding traffic. At the end of each stage, the player is presented with a fork in the road where the player must choose one of two stages. The left route presents an easier stage, while the right offers a greater challenge. Passing through checkpoints awards the player with extra time. Once the timer reaches zero or the player completes the race, the game ends. In addition to the nonlinear gameplay, Out Run also offered the choice of music to listen to while driving, represented as radio stations.

3D Pixel Racing

Nintendo Wii - Released - July 14, 2011

Classic 8-bit graphics clash with the modern 3D era – welcome to the world’s first 3D pixel retro-cool racing game. Challenge up to four friends in crazy race modes. Enjoy fast arcade action and unlock new tracks and cars. Turn on your headlights and experience the thrill of a night race. Select your favorite car and get ready to burst ahead in the first 3D pixel championship of the world. Game modes include Single Race, Championship, Capture the Flag, Hot Pursuit and Time Trial. Variable weather conditions (sun, fog, rain, snow) are also included.

3D Raceway

Emerson Arcadia 2001 - Released - December 1, 1982

3D Raceway is a racing game, developed and published by Emerson Radio Corp., which was released in 1982.

3D Speed Duel

Commodore 64 - Released - 1984

3D Speed Duel is a driving game where you must try to score more points than your computer opponent. To do this you must overtake as many cars as you can within a set number of laps. Touching the side of the road or other cars loses you a limited amount of cars and less cars to overtake. It is game over when laps are completed or you run out of cars. Before the race you can adjust various options. You can choose an easy or hard track which has five tracks to choose from in each one, the other drivers speed which there are also five to choose from and lastly you can choose how many laps from one to five. The more laps the bigger the score. The game is viewed above your car in a 3rd person perspective. A joystick or keyboard can be used where you can adjust the speed, brake and steer the car.

3D Speed Duel

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1983

3D Speed Duel is a driving game where you must try to score more points than your computer opponent. To do this you must overtake as many cars as you can within a set number of laps. Touching the side of the road or other cars loses you a limited amount of cars and less cars to overtake. It is game over when laps are completed or you run out of cars. Before the race you can adjust various options. You can choose an easy or hard track which has five tracks to choose from in each one, the other drivers speed which there are also five to choose from and lastly you can choose how many laps from one to five. The more laps the bigger the score. The game is viewed above your car in a 3rd person perspective. A joystick or keyboard can be used where you can adjust the speed, brake and steer the car.

3-D Speedway

Commodore 64 - Released - 1988

Published in COMPUTE!'s Gazette 1988/04 (Issue #58). The year is 1992. Since the days of the Stanley Steamer, engineers have been trying to create the ultimate automobile. Early this year, such a car was finally created, with durability, efficiency, control and SPEED. Cynics have doubts about the automobile's true performance, though, so the car must be entered in a race to demonstrate its technological superiority. A careful survey of the population has shown that you are the only person on the planet who can push this car to its limits, so you will drive in the big race. The race is held in a large, flat valley with a circular track marked by poles. At the top of the screen, you'll see displays for the time remaining for each lap and the number of laps completed. When the game begins, there are 46 seconds on the clock. With each lap, the timer is reset with three seconds less than the previous lap. The game's goal is to complete each lap in the time given and to travel as far as possible before time runs out.

3D Stock Car Championship

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1988

Up to four players can compete (Interface II only) in the championship, racing cars around 24 different circuits. On each circuit the players must first compete for grid position in the qualifying period before competing in the actual race. When the lights turn green the race is on. The player with the most points after the 24th race is the stock car champion. Select the method of control for each of the four cars by using keys A and Q to choose the car number (1-4) and W and S to select the controls. Each car has eight forward gears; you may only accelerate to the top level of speed for the gear you are in. A quick on/off of the accelerator changes gear up or down depending, respectively, upon whether you are accelerating or braking. You start to reverse when continuing to brake after your speed has reached zero.

3D Stock Cars II

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1992

Sequel to 3D Stock Car Championship, similar gameplay with an overhauled presentation.

3D Stock Cars II

Commodore 64 - Released - 1991

3D Stock Cars II is a game based on the arcade game Super Sprint where you must race other drivers around various tracks to become champion. You can select to race against up to three other drivers (a championship with just you driving is possible) who can be either human or computer controlled. The computer drivers can also have their skill level adjusted from 1 to 15. The Championship is raced over 18 tracks but you can also select how many tracks and which tracks to compete on.

3D Stunt Rider

Amstrad CPC - Released - December 25, 1985

3D Stunt Rider is a single player game. The objective in this game is to jump a motorcycle over a number of double-decker London buses in an attempt to set a world record. The player has one minute to make their jump. In that minute, they must complete the following stages of the jump: The Approach - which involves accelerating through the gears and steer towards the middle of the ramp. This becomes more difficult at higher levels when side winds blow the bike off course In the Air - the flight is viewed from a side-on perspective and the player can alter their flight by 'leaning' forwards or backwards Landing - the final phase, success here depends upon the angle of approach Points for a successful jump are awarded with a 1000 bonus for a successful landing. The game is controlled via the keyboard or via the joystick

3D Super Hang-On

Nintendo 3DS - Released - November 28, 2013

Gear up for ultimate speed in Super Hang-On! Tour through 48 challenging tracks on four continents and discover the rush of true arcade game play as you blaze through checkpoints in a race to beat the clock and your competitors. Experience the thrill of street bike racing and earn your place at the top of the scoreboards in this must-have classic. In addition to its all-new 3D presentation, 3D Super Hang-On also features Tilt Controls and a Moving Cabinet mode!

3D Ultra: Radio Control Racers

Windows - Released - November 19, 1999

Little cars, huge fun! Select one of four car models, upgrade it and paint it to your desire. Then head for the eight hilarious tracks and make your opponents eat your dust! But beware, objects in the mirror are closer than they appear, so you just might get eaten by the dog! Play some practice rounds against the computer, against a friend in split-screen or go full career against 15 opponents and earn money on a circuit! Jump over the baby pool in the backyard, dodge a sea monster on the mini-golf track, or swirl between the tombs of a haunted graveyard! Catch a lot of air with the buggy or push your opponents off the road with the heavy Monster Truck. And if that isn't enough yet, why not power-up the cars with firecrackers, bottle rockets, electro shocks and other gadgets for some real insane action? The possibilities are endless in this addictive racing game of Dynamix' 3-D Ultra series. Radio Control Racers, designed by Richard Tunnell and directed by Randy Thompson, was later re-released in the expanded RC Racers Deluxe: Traxxas Edition, featuring more tracks and additional mini-games.

3D Water-Driver

Microsoft MSX - Released - 1984

You drive a motorboat and you have to get to the finish line while dodging the rocks and the sharks. You also have to collect the flags.

3-D-Autorennen

Commodore 64 - Released - 1985

3-D-Autorennen is a German language driving game. It's not so much a racer per se as it is a game in which you must dodge other cars for as long as you can. It was developed by Rüdiger Linden and published as a type-in by Data Becker GmbH in their book "C64 Superspiele selbstgemacht" in 1985.

3D-Motorrad

Commodore Amiga - Released - June 1, 1992

This is one of only a handful of Amiga games with anaglyph 3D display. Requires Red/Blue type 3-D glasses. Published in both Amiga Mania no. 3, Jun 1992 and by Amigo! magazine. It is a 3D Racing game for one player created by Armin Harich.

4 Games on One Game Pak: GT Advance / GT Advance 2 / GT Advance 3 / MotoGP

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - 2007

GT Advance Championship Racing Install your car kits, head to the track, start your engines and get ready to challenge the most competitive racers on the circuit! Choose from over 45 authentic cars and race for championship gold on an amazing 32 different tracks. Upgrade your car's performance using 9 categories of upgradeable parts including the engine, suspension, aerodynamics and more. GT Advance 2: Rally Racing Get behind the wheel of the world's top rally cars as you span the globe in quest of a championship. Listen to your navigator as you fly over jumps and skid around obstacles on your way to the top of the rally racing circuit! GT Advance 3: Pro Concept Racing Choose from more than 90 authentic cars with upgradable parts from 10 top car manufacturers. Unlock cars with different acceleration, top speeds, and handling in order to master the 46 tracks. MotoGP MotoGP puts you behind the handlebars of some of the fastest machines on two wheels. Take control of any of the bikes and riders from the world of Grand Prix Motorcycle racing, and race across 10 real-world tracks in a variety of game modes. In Grand Prix and Training modes, you can develop your own rider's attributes and then race to unlock tracks, riders, cheats, and bikes. Show off your speed and style in single-player tournaments or multiplayer races.

4 Wheel Thunder

Sega Dreamcast - Released - May 4, 2000

4 Wheel Thunder is the off-road racing sequel to the power-boat racing game Hydro Thunder. In this game, players race around two types of courses; huge outdoor tracks and smaller indoor tracks. All in all, there are 24 areas in which to race, including various day/night and rain/sunshine variations. The game includes the standard championship, practice race, and two player modes. The Thunder series of games is unique in that the key to winning the race lies not in careful steering and braking, instead focusing more in finding the boost power-ups that lie around the tracks. Each boost icon adds a few seconds of time to your boost meter. The player then can press a boost button to increase the speed of the truck dramatically. Without using boost power-ups, the player has no chance of winning a race.

4D Driving

Fujitsu FM Towns Marty - Released - March 1, 1993

Stunts (4D Sports Driving outside of US) is a 3D car racing simulation. The game contains a variety of cars, courses, and opponents to choose from. The game provides unusual stunt objects including loops, corkscrews and jumps. It is possible to watch races in instant replay from different camera angles. A track editor is included as well.

4D Driving

NEC PC-9801 - Released - March 5, 1993

4D Driving is a 3D car racing simulation. The game contains a variety of cars, courses, and opponents to choose from. The game provides unusual stunt objects including loops, corkscrews and jumps. It is possible to watch races in instant replay from different camera angles. A track editor is included as well.

4D Sports Driving

Commodore Amiga - Released - 1992

4D Sports Driving is a 3D car racing simulation. The game contains a variety of cars, courses, and opponents to choose from. The game provides unusual stunt objects including loops, corkscrews and jumps. It is possible to watch races in instant replay from different camera angles. A track editor is included as well.

4x4 Evo

Windows - Released - October 29, 2000

A dynamic sim racer featuring rugged, customizable 4X4 vehicles. It's the first third-party game with online capabilities that will support connections between Sega Dreamcast, Mac, or PC versions, allowing players to compete head-to-head with one another regardless of platform.

4x4 Evo

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - October 31, 2000

4x4 Evolution is a racing game featuring real-life pickup trucks and SUV's. Actual trucks from manufacturers such as Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, Toyota and more are included. The actual racing game is based very heavily on Terminal Reality's Monster Truck Madness series of games, except with SUV's instead of monster trucks. One significant feature of 4x4 Evo is the online multi-player option. The Dreamcast, PC, and Macintosh versions can compete against each other in 4 player online races.

4x4 Evo

Sega Dreamcast - Released - October 29, 2000

4x4 Evo is a racing game featuring real-life pickup trucks and SUV's. Actual trucks from manufacturers such as Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, Toyota and more are included. The actual racing game is based very heavily on Terminal Reality's Monster Truck Madness series of games, except with SUV's instead of monster trucks. One significant feature of 4x4 Evo is the online multi-player option. The Dreamcast, PC, and Macintosh versions can compete against each other in 4 player online races. In addition to the on-line mode of play, there is a single player career mode. The career mode gives you a small allotment of money with which to purchase a truck. You then can compete in races to earn more money for more trucks or performance parts for your current truck.

4x4 EVO 2

Microsoft Xbox - Released - November 1, 2001

4x4 Evo 2 is a sequel to the 2000 release 4x4 Evo. This game is very similar to it's predecessor, but now it appears on newer platforms, and has more trucks, and many more tracks. The trucks in this game are licensed likenesses of trucks you may see driving down the streets of suburban America. You can purchase a truck in career mode, and then trick it out with custom parts to turn it into an off-road monster. The career mode from 4x4 Evo is again the main focus of 4x4 Evo 2. This time, crazy missions provide for an alternative to the races found in the rest of the game. For example, you may find yourself using your truck to track down lost gold, or locate misplaced outhouses. The GameCube version features four exclusive tracks and four exclusive trucks.

4x4 Evo 2

Nintendo GameCube - Released - September 9, 2002

4x4 EVO 2 is a Racing game in which the general point of the gameplay is to cross the finish line before all of the other vehicles. The courses are primarily in extreme environments such as deserts, canyons, and other off-road locales. Players are allowed to customize their vehicle to their liking with a variety of engine, suspension, wheels, tires, and other aftermarket parts and modifications.

4x4 Evo 2

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - November 4, 2003

4x4 Evo 2 is a sequel to the 2000 release 4x4 Evolution. This game is very similar to it's predecessor, but now it appears on newer platforms, and has more trucks, and many more tracks. The trucks in this game are licensed likenesses of trucks you may see driving down the streets of suburban America. You can purchase a truck in career mode, and then trick it out with custom parts to turn it into an off-road monster. The career mode from 4x4 Evo is again the main focus of 4x4 Evo 2. This time, crazy missions provide for an alternative to the races found in the rest of the game. For example, you may find yourself using your truck to track down lost gold, or locate misplaced outhouses.

4x4 Hummer

Windows - June 15, 2009

4x4 Hummer is a racing game where the player can use one of ten licensed off-road vehicles by General Motors. The heart of the game is the career mode where the player has to drive successfully in different races. With the earned price money he can buy new equipment for his car. Besides the usual round courses the game also features off-road races in open terrain where the player has to orientate himself and challenges where every irregularity, e.g. knocking down the course boundaries or breaking for too long, results in a loss of points.

4x4 Jam

Sega Dreamcast - Unlicensed - September 30, 2017

This unlicensed game for the Sega Dreamcast is an open world, go anywhere point to point off road racing title that throws steep inclines, unseen chasms, open plains and forested areas at drivers as they attempt to make it from one point to another on the non-linear circuit.

4x4 Off-Road Racing

Commodore Amiga - Released - 1988

As well as recreating off road racing, this game has considerable capability to upgrade your vehicle. There are four choices of vehicle on offer, each of which has its own weight/top-speed/build strength and so on, and thus is suited to different circuits. You can also buy upgrades and repairs, including carrying some spares. There are four completely different types of course, each taking place on a different surface - Mud, Ice, Desert and Mountains. Each of these is littered with hazards, which can either be painstakingly avoided, or driven through (with the resultant risk of damage).

4x4 Off-Road Racing

MS-DOS - Released - January 1, 1988

As well as recreating off-road racing, this game has considerable capability to upgrade your vehicle. There are four choices of vehicle on offer, each of which has its own weight/top-speed/build strength and so on, and thus is suited to different circuits. You can also buy upgrades and repairs, including carrying some spares. There are four different areas in which you can race, each taking place on a different surface - Mud, Ice, Desert, and Mountains. Each of these is littered with hazards, which can either be painstakingly avoided or driven through (with the resultant risk of damage).

4x4 Off-Road Racing

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1988

Put yourself and your driving skills against the clock and computer controlled opponents to challenge for the Victor's Cup. 4x4 Off-Road Racing is a test of speed and survival. Customise your vehicle and prepare to race over some of the world's toughest terrain. Four of the roughest, toughest courses give you the ultimate driving challenge: the Georgian mud flats, the Michigan Winter Wreck-off, the Death Valley Trek or the Baja Challenge. Snow, ice, mud and desert all combine to make 4x4 Off-Road Racing the most hazardous road game yet. It'll make the Grand Prix look like child's play. As well as re-creating off-road racing across different areas of the United States, this game offers a flexible approach to how you play thanks to the upgrades available for your various choices of vehicle. There are vehicles on offer, each of which has its own weight/top-speed/build strength and so on, with each better suited for different types of drivers on each of the different circuits. You can also carry out repairs and keep some spare equipment on hand.

4x4 Off-Road Racing

Microsoft MSX - Released - 1988

As well as recreating off road racing, this game has considerable capability to upgrade your vehicle. There are four choices of vehicle on offer, each of which has its own weight/top-speed/build strength and so on, and thus is suited to different circuits. You can also buy upgrades and repairs, including carrying some spares. There are four completely different types of course, each taking place on a different surface - Mud, Ice, Desert and Mountains. Each of these is littered with hazards, which can either be painstakingly avoided, or driven through (with the resultant risk of damage).