Rock 'n Roll Racing for Genesis

Review #4485

Rock 'n Roll Racing

R.C. Pro-Am. With rock & roll

Genesis 1994 Interplay Racing Racing › Isometric
Rock 'n Roll Racing screenshot for Genesis
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
3 / 5

Gameplay

RPM Racing at double speed and with classic rock songs playing. Still the same ho hum gameplay, just a faster speed. Controls well enough although the core gameplay is a bit boring.
Takes forever to make enough money to buy stuff to upgrade your car.

2 / 5

Level Design

Fairly boring track designs. This time they're littered with armor and money ala Super Sprint but there are no features or obstacles in the mostly square tracks. Beyond being a series of right angles the tracks all look about the same. Some variety would've been nice.
Only one mode - career mode.

3 / 5

Theme

Feels again like an "extreme 90s" motif which has not aged well. The setting and character designs seem to almost be aping F-Zero but in a very unattractive way. Not cute.
The classic rock is the main feature of the presentation although it doesn't have any logical reason for being here. Whatever

2 / 5

Art Style

Bland graphics. Everything has a samey feeling. The animation is well done and moves beautifully but the artwork is just not great.

3 / 5

Audio

That darn Genesis sound chip rears its ugly head. What am I saying? The Genesis doesn't have a sound chip. In any case, the music is still fun but sounds far worse than the SNES version.

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