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Battle Grand Prix

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Also known as
バトルグランプリ

Race against AI or a friend in split-screen Formula One, adjusting car settings and managing pit stops.

Battle Grand Prix (バトルグランプリ) is a Super Famicom/SNES racing game developed by KID and published by Naxat in Japan on March 27, 1992. The SNES version is the original release; no earlier arcade or other platform version exists.


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Released
1992
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
379.39 KB
Rating
1 vote
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About Battle Grand Prix

Battle Grand Prix is a Formula One racing title for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It offers a selection of forty drivers and twenty four fictional teams for competition. A persistent split screen display is used, showing the player's view alongside that of a nearby opponent, regardless of whether a second human is participating.

Players can modify their vehicle in a garage and utilize pit stops for repairs during an event. Significant damage from a crash can result in an early retirement from the race. The experience can be adjusted across three tiers of difficulty, from beginner to expert.

Several distinct modes alter the gameplay focus. One mode automates steering, leaving only acceleration and braking to the player. Another challenges the player to finish at or above a specific ranking to advance, creating a challenging survival scenario. Additional modes include standard championship and versus races.

Battle Grand Prix Screenshots

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Title Screen (US).
Main Menu.
Select Driver.
Set up your car.
Driver Selection (Expert
São Paulo, BLazilian GP. No worries, the North American version has
Retire. While the main rival stopped in the pits.
Vatican GP. Religion and racing... yeah, the perfect combination. Money above all else.
Round 3.
Nice umbrella.
Spin!! The other vehicles are in big trouble.
Result of Vatican. N.M = Nigel Mansell.