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Zero4 Champ

ゼロヨンチャンプ

Platforms: TurboGrafx-16
Year: 1991
Developed by: Salio
Published by: Media Rings

Number of Files: 32
Total Filesize: 75 MB
Date Added: Feb 8th, 2024
Album type: Gamerip
Uploaded by: riheko3606

Description

Zero4 Champ is a racing simulation game inspired by Japanese urban street racing, its name derived from the traditional racing distance (0 to 400 meters). A versus mode allows players to compete against each other or computer AI in first-person-view races; however, the game's main mode is the Story Mode, which has strong simulation elements. The player takes the role of a young racer, competing in tournaments and gradually advancing in rank. It is possible to buy car parts or whole vehicles, as well as customize cars. Money is obtained from prizes or by doing part-time jobs. These jobs are sometimes designed as mini-games; for example, working as a security guard involves inspecting rooms in a first-person environment. It is also possible to play simple arcade games such as UFO catcher or Turbo Racing.

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bepisvalleygranolabars

09:02 Nov 1st, 2024Offline

My Rating: 8.5/10
Personal Favorites: Tracks 2, 4, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 20, 28

This album has a lot of character- there's a nice warm synth sound with some really sweet arrangements. The 8-bit is used exceptionally, nothing feels incomplete, and there's a good representation from a variety of genres. It's also always fun to here Christmas music synth (track 23) and track 29 sounds suspiciously like a ripoff of the Chocobo theme.