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ESPN Speed World

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Also known as
ESPN Speedworld

Tune your stock car and race on various speedways against AI opponents or a friend in split-screen.

ESPN Speed World was released for the Sega Genesis in 1994 by Sony Imagesoft; it was the original platform and no earlier release exists.

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Released
1994
Perspective
Behind view
Size
949.13 KB
Rating
0 votes

About ESPN Speed World

ESPN Speed World presents a racing experience modeled on NASCAR, though it operates without the official license. The game features a commentator familiar to ESPN broadcasts, with analysis provided by Dr. Jerry Punch.

Players control a stock car and have access to several tuning options affecting its performance. The racing takes place across three distinct categories of speedway, each offering a selection of five individual tracks. Competition is available against numerous computer opponents or in a two-player split-screen mode.

The driving mechanics aim for a realistic feel. The available adjustments range from aerodynamic components to suspension and tire settings.

ESPN Speed World Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Options
Choose a track.
Choose whether to have pit stops and damage and also decide on the number of laps.
Car setup
Other car setup options
Qualify or race.
Trying to qualify for a higher starting position.
The racers on the starting grid.
Flying start
Number of laps left