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Rock N' Roll Racing
WEll this is one if not the best racing game that I have ever play yet I love mario kart but this game is so much more deeper than that you have to upgrade your car by wining races the air blade is one of my fav cars till you get the havac you racing is like a top veiw down just right for this game races are 4 laps long 10 to 14 races per division there are two a an b the goal to move on is win points to the next world there are 5 worlds the hardest you put it on the more world you play too enyway if you like racing games and have a gameboy what the hell are waiting for its that good Thanks for the read!

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Great classic game
This one of my favorite games during the Super Nintendo timeframe. We could not find it in the stores so we had it rented all the time. Boy I was really happy to see this game for GBA. <
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4.5 stars - The classic returns!
One of my favorite games on the Super Nintendo was a highly underrated combat racing game by Interplay entitled Rock And Roll Racing. Back in the day, I must have played this game an hour a day, maybe more! And, at long last, Blizzard Entertainment has rereleased the game as a Game Boy Advance title! How does the game measure up? Read on for my review.

PROS:
-The soundtrack is one of the greatest things about this game, as the title may have implied. You get instrumental versions of rock classics, like Steppenwolf's Born To Be Wild, Deep Purple's Highway Star, George Thorogood's Bad To The Bone, Black Sabbath's Paranoid, and others.
-Although this was a Super Nintendo racing game, it is most definitely no Super Mario Kart clone. This game focuses just as much on action as it does driving.
-There are a number of different vehicles, stages, and characters. There is even a hidden level and a hidden character - Olaf from The Lost Vikings!
-There's a two-player mode.

CONS:

-Rather obviously, the songs aren't performed by the original artists.
-The learning curve is quite steep.
-The semi-overhead view won't appeal to everybody.
-No single-pak link mode or four player mode.

OVERALL:
Obviously this game isn't perfect, but it's still one of the masterpieces of the Super Nintendo, and I am delighted to see it get new life on the Game Boy Advance. If you want to play one of the best racing games out there, give this one a whirl.