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Rollerblade Racer

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Qualify through obstacle courses and trick-based races to win the championship.

Rollerblade Racer was developed by Tahoe Software Productions and published by Hi-Tech Expressions for the NES in 1993; it was an NES-exclusive title with no earlier release on another platform.


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Released
1993
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
256.02 KB
Rating
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About Rollerblade Racer

Rollerblade Racer is an isometric racing game where players control one of two selectable characters. The objective is to qualify for and win the main competition, which requires navigating through various urban and coastal environments.

Points are accumulated by executing tricks and jumps while rollerblading. Success also depends on finishing courses within designated time limits, which provides additional scoring. The game features specific obstacle courses and bonus rounds with objects like barrels and cones to avoid or jump over.

Qualifying for the final event requires earning 5,000 points. The ultimate challenge demands a higher total, with 10,000 points needed for third place, 15,000 for second, and 20,000 to achieve first. The experience is challenging, as crashing repeatedly or exceeding the time limit in any event results in a game over.

Rollerblade Racer Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Cut-scene before the game starts.
You are asked if you want to practice before competing.
Starting out.
Fell on a trashcan lid.
Landed a trick wrong.
A very busy street... reminds me of <moby gamegroup=
Crouching.
Lots of obstacles to avoid and jump over.
Doing a spread eagle jump.