San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing (Arcade): Difference between revisions

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Template:Game San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing is the first game in the Rush series, released in 1996 in arcades by Atari Games. The original arcade release featured 8 cars, 3 tracks, and 6 music tracks. Unlike Atari's previous Hard Drivin' series, S.F. Rush emphasized high flying and improbable stunts and loosened the strict car physics realism of those games.

An enhanced edition released in 1997, San Francisco Rush The Rock: Alcatraz Edition, increased the amount of content to 12 cars, 7 tracks, and 7 songs. The game was ported to a few consoles, including the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation. In 1999, a sequel was released, San Francisco Rush 2049.

[Edit] San Francisco Rush (Arcade)
Versions	San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing • San Francisco Rush The Rock: Alcatraz Edition
Tracks	Golden Gate • Embarcadero • Market • The Rock • The Heights • Downtown • Sunset
Cars	BEGINNER: BMW • Bus • Taxi ADVANCED: Integra • Camaro • Viper EXPERT: Corvette • Supra • Bug EXTREME: Bugatti • Concept • Pickup
Miscellaneous	Secrets • Wavenet

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-San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing is the first game in the Rush series, released in 1996 in arcades by Atari Games. The original arcade release featured 8 cars, 3 tracks, and 6 music tracks. Unlike Atari's previous Hard Drivin' series, S.F. Rush emphasized high flying and improbable stunts and loosened the strict car physics realism of those games. The sequel released in 1997, [[San Francisco Rush The Rock: Alcatraz Edition]], increased the amount of content to 12 cars, 7 tracks, and 7 songs. The game was ported to a few consoles, including the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation.
+'''San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing''' is the first game in the Rush series, released in 1996 in arcades by Atari Games. The original arcade release featured 8 cars, 3 tracks, and 6 music tracks. Unlike Atari's previous Hard Drivin' series, S.F. Rush emphasized high flying and improbable stunts and loosened the strict car physics realism of those games.
+An enhanced edition released in 1997, [[San Francisco Rush The Rock: Alcatraz Edition]], increased the amount of content to 12 cars, 7 tracks, and 7 songs. The game was [[San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing (Console)|ported to a few consoles]], including the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation. In 1999, a sequel was released, [[San Francisco Rush 2049 (Arcade)|San Francisco Rush 2049]].
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