Mark Plays… Sega Rally Championship On Gameboy Advance

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Mark Plays… SEGA RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP on the Gameboy Advance
Released on 02-05-2003

Sega did release quite a fair few of their most famous games on the small Nintendo handheld console. Games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Chu Chu Rocket, Super Monkeyball to name a few.

It was great being able to play those Sega classics on the go with a console that ran off two AA batteries.

The game contains much more variation than the championship race I show in this video. There’s a max 3 player multiplayer mode with aid of the GAME-LINK cable that is worth checking out and great fun.

Of course the graphics leave a lot to be desired by today’s standards and they are possibly not even tolerable anymore. With the rally car consisting
of a non polygonal sprite and the background of very coarse chunky
textures. Back in the day I played this a lot and it seems I still have the moves 🙂

A more digestible portable Sega Rally title would be the game on the Sony PSP console. I might show that in another video.

Enjoy the gameplay – just think of Legos moving about the screen. 🙂

ALL SEGA RALLY GAMES AND THE SYSTEMS THEY RUN ON:
– Sega Rally Championship (1994/1995): Arcade, PC, PS2*, Saturn, NGage, GBA ✅
– Sega Rally 2 (1998/1999): Arcade PC, Dreamcast
– Sega Rally 2006 (2006): PS2*
– Sega Rally Revo (2007): PC, PS3, Xbox360, PSP
– Sega Rally 3/Online Arcade (2008/2011**): Arcade, PS3, Xbox360

* only released in Japan & South Korea
** not released in Japan

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