World Rally Fever: Born on the Road

31.12.1996
Genre: Racing Arcade
World Rally Fever is a thrilling, no-nonsense arcade style game. Features include a hyper-fast 3D and sprite engine, incredible screen rotation and camera panning, a host of cool anime-style characters to select from, sixteen taxing stages set in ten exciting locations and stunning CD Audio music throughout.

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