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Chase H.Q. II

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Also known as
Super H.Q. スーパーH.Q.

Pursue criminals across highways, ram their vehicles, and make arrests. Choose from three cars with unique handling and attack capabilities.

Chase H.Q. II (Super H.Q.) was originally released in arcades in 1989. The Sega Genesis/Mega Drive version was released in 1992 by Taito.


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Released
1992
Original release
1989
Theme
Perspective
Behind view
Size
223.11 KB
Rating
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About Chase H.Q. II

Chase H.Q. II is a driving game where the player pursues five criminals on a freeway. The core objective is to intercept each target vehicle within a time limit, using ramming attacks to disable it for an arrest.

Player strategy is influenced by a choice of three distinct vehicles, each with specific performance trade-offs. A sports car offers high speed but weaker collision damage, while a semi truck is slower but inflicts significant harm upon impact. A four-wheel drive option provides a middle ground. This selection adds a tactical layer to the otherwise straightforward pursuit.

The freeway environment presents a challenging series of hazards beyond traffic. Barricades and other obstacles must be avoided during the chase. Some hostile vehicles will fire upon the player, and a helicopter appears to drop bombs, introducing additional threats that must be managed alongside the primary goal of catching the suspect.

To aid in closing distance when far behind, each car is equipped with a limited supply of three turbo boosters. Success depends on balancing aggressive driving to damage the target with careful navigation to survive the journey, making effective use of the chosen vehicle's strengths.

Chase H.Q. II Screenshots

12 images
Title
Options
The Taito Monitoring System
Select your vehicle
Downtown
Jumping
Watch out for the barricades
Inside a tunnel
Spotted the yellow sports car on the highway
Nearly damaged the car
Pulled over the burning car
Mission clear