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Exclusive: Details and Screenshots Of Street Racer
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Exclusive details and the first pic of Street Racer have been released with it showing that this game will be just as good as it has been on the playstation, saturn and pc. Both Guildhall Leisure and Epic Marketing will be distributing Street Racer and we should expect to see it in late September.

The following Press Release reveals all the exciting features below.


STREET RACER: THE WACKIEST RIDE OF YOUR LIFE


Guildhall Leisure's latest licence is Street Racer, and as with Civilization CD, Guildhall are pleased to announce Epic will have European distribution rights to this latest and possibly best Amiga racer CD.

Comic Book-Like 3-D Racing Game for the Playstation, Saturn, PC, Game Boy and now the Amiga and Amiga CD. Up to 8 Players Simultaneously

(Street_Racer)Step on the gas, get your funny bone ready and prepare to burn rubber till your tires are bare! You can do it all with Street Racer, a gritty and witty new 3-D racing game developed by Vivid Image for Ubi Soft Entertainment. Available for the Sony Playstation, Sega Saturn Nintendo, PC Game Boy platforms and now the Amiga, the game takes place in a kooky cartoon world with 3-D environments ranging from Mount Rushmore to Transylvania and the revolutionary option of linking up to eight players simultaneously. A unique split-screen mode even makes it possible to view all the players at once.

(Street_Racer)A cross between Super Mario Cart and Street Fighter, Street Racer features eight different races, 24 challenging game tracks, four difficulty levels and eight cartoon opponents with names like Frank Instein, Green Machine and Surf Sister. Each character wields special weapons ranging from towels to the ability to fly, and each also has a special musical theme reflecting his or her personality.

For maximum variety and challenge, the game offers multiple race options ranging from one-lap sudden death races to 30-lap endurance contests, plus a choice of four different gameplay modes. These include a practice option where players can test their skills against any driver; a basic Head-to-Head mode for two players racing on one selected track; a Championship mode that allows players to design their own race, mixing tracks and difficulty levels if desired; and a Rumble mode with a time bomb in the middle for the fiercest, may-the-best-driver-win fight to the finish. Multiple players can even choose the same character and car.

Fifty-frame-per-second animation offers incredible detail, even in the eight-player split-screen mode. Different viewing and playback options make it possible to experience every grueling twist, turn and obstacle in your path from varied camera angles and positions, with independent controls for each window in multiplayer modes. There are also 10 different fast starts for players to explore and built-in fast laps on each track for drivers to beat.

(Street_Racer)The game is also packed with bonus points and special surprises, including a hidden track and character that show up at various points along the way. Players receive extra points for causing damage to other cars and for finishing a race damage-free. Cars that incur damage are penalized with slower performance. Repair kits available along the track can reverse the damage. And turbo boosts that can be picked up along the way provide short bursts of super-speed.

Street Racer will be available for the Amiga at the end of September, and thats a fact!

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Available Late September Release Price: AGA Amiga Disk £14.99 okay on standard A1200
AGA Amiga CD* £14.99 total of 4mb ram required
*Amiga CD-ROM Version includes fully rendered cartoon intro.

Available mail order from Epic Marketing
43 Akers Way,
Swindon,
Wilts, UK.
Tel: 0500 131 486 or Overseas +44 1793 514188

Licenced by Guildhall Leisure
Unit 15 Guildhall Industrial Estate
Kirk Sandall Doncaster
DN3 1QR
Tel: 01302 890000







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