Road Fighter

The Road Fighter game for NES is a racing arcade game released in Japan in 1984 and only came to Europe in 1994.

The goal of the game is to get to the finish line before the set time expires. In addition to the time meter there is a fuel gauge, which can be replenished during the game by collecting certain cars on the track. With other cars can collide, but you must be able to pass, as the impact of the player's car throws to the side. On the track there are cars that wiggle from side to side, thereby complicating their overtaking, as well as various trucks and simple cars. In total, Road Fighter has six classes of cars that behave in different ways.

In addition to the different classes of cars encountered on the road, Road Fighter has different levels (tracks), among which there are plains, mountains, sea shore and others. The game has two modes, the second provides a difficult game, there is no two-player mode. Road Fighter has a sequel, but it was released on the arcade and PlayStation. In general, the game can be characterized as not a bad racing arcade, with good control and normal graphics, something outstanding Road Fighter can not boast, and disappointing lack of two-player mode, at least on the alternate stage of the game.