NASCAR Rumble (2000)
Genres:Racing
Game modes:Single player, Split screen
Story:NASCAR Rumble is a racing game by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation. Players race through 18 different courses set in six different areas collecting powerups to aid them. The game was met with fairly positive reviews, and earned an 80% on GameRankings. This game is a great departure to many NASCAR games, as this game is an arcade racer featuring various tracks and Mario Kart esque powerups.Show more
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Esse jogo marcou minha vida, bons tempos jogando na locadora, e depois em casa quando consegui o primeiro ps1, a continuação desse jogo para o ps2 foi um fracasso, ele não precisa de continuação, se possível um remaster ou remake com modo online seria perfeito, mas se não for possível, um porte dele normal para pc já seria bom.
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Your job is to race the enemy crime boss to the finish, blasting his goons along the way. Get blown up or drive too slowly and the boss gets away. But if you make it to the check point in time, you block the boss' escape and trap him on the planet.
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