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Dirty Racing

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Also known as
Dirty Racin'

Navigate overhead tracks in Grand Prix style cars, avoiding obstacles and taking out opponents.

Dirty Racing (also known as Dirty Racin') was developed by Gremlin Interactive and published by GameTek for the Game Boy in 1994; no earlier platform version of this exact game is documented.


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Released
1994
Perspective
1st-person, Top-down
Size
41.92 KB
Rating
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About Dirty Racing

Dirty Racing is one of two distinct racing modes available within the cartridge for Race Days. It presents a top-down perspective where players control Grand Prix-style vehicles.

Gameplay involves navigating a variety of tracks, where avoiding environmental hazards and directly confronting rival cars are key elements. This mode shares a visual and gameplay similarity with titles like Micro Machines.

A separate multiplayer function allows for direct competition between two players, facilitated by a GameLink cable connection. This feature is not exclusive to Dirty Racing but is part of the overall Race Days package.

Dirty Racing Screenshots

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Dirty Racing: Gremlin Graphics' Dirty Racing presentation page. The words Dirty Racing flash in and out with the Gremlin logo.
Dirty Racing: Title screen
Dirty Racing: Select your difficulty
Dirty Racing: Enter your name.
Dirty Racing: The map
Dirty Racing: You start in Steel City.
Dirty Racing: Steel City's track report.
Dirty Racing: At the starting line
Dirty Racing: You can pick up these bonus items on the track.
Dirty Racing: I hit an electrified wall. It super-charges me.