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+ | |name = ''Rad Racer'' |
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− | |[[Square]] |
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+ | |publisher = [[Nintendo]] (NA)<br>[[Square]] (JP)<br>[[Mattel]] (EU) |
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+ | |genre = Arcade-style racing |
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+ | |system1NA = October 1, [[1987]] |
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+ | |system1JP = August 7, [[1987]] |
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+ | |system1EU = January 15, [[1988]] |
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⚫ | '''''Rad Racer''''' is a video game for the [[NES]] that was developed by [[Square]]. Three of the main designers of the game helped work on Square's previous game, ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', which was a huge hit. Many of the cars are real cars created by famous companies such as Ferrari, Mercedes, and so on. |
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⚫ | '''''Rad Racer''''' {{Japanese|(ハイウェイスター|Haiuei Sutā|fan = Highway Star}} is a video game for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System |NES]] that was developed by [[Square]]. Three of the main designers of the game helped work on Square's previous game, ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', which was a huge hit. Many of the cars are real cars created by famous companies such as Ferrari, Mercedes, and so on. A sequel for Rad Racer, Rad Racer II, was later released. |
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*Stage 8 - Ferrari Testarossa |
*Stage 8 - Ferrari Testarossa |
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+ | A sequel, ''[[Rad Racer II]]'', was released in 1990, also for the NES. |
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+ | *BGM1 became the theme song for Homestar Runner anime parody character Stinkoman. |
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Rad Racer (JP) is a video game for the NES that was developed by Square. Three of the main designers of the game helped work on Square's previous game, Final Fantasy, which was a huge hit. Many of the cars are real cars created by famous companies such as Ferrari, Mercedes, and so on. A sequel for Rad Racer, Rad Racer II, was later released.
Cars
- Stage 1 - Volkswagen Beetle
- Stage 2 - Chevrolet Corvette
- Stage 3 - Citroen BX
- Stage 4 - Mercedes-Benz
- Stage 5 - Lamborghini Countach
- Stage 6 - Lotus Esprit
- Stage 7 - Porsche 911
- Stage 8 - Ferrari Testarossa
Legacy
A sequel, Rad Racer II, was released in 1990, also for the NES.
Trivia
- BGM1 became the theme song for Homestar Runner anime parody character Stinkoman.