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Quad Challenge technical data
Name | Quad Challenge |
System | Genesis - Mega Drive |
Year | 1991 |
Developer | Namco |
Genre | Racing |
Quad Challenge on the Sega Genesis Mega Drive is an off-road racing game developed by Tiertex Design Studios. The game was released in 1996 for the Sega Mega Drive console.
The aim of Quad Challenge is to be the first player to finish three laps of a track. The race takes place in four different environments including sand, ice, grass and snow. In each environment you must complete various tasks such as jumps and tight corners as quickly and accurately as possible. Players can choose from either Ultimate or Classic play modes; Ultimate mode adds tracks with more difficult elements while Classic is the standard mode featuring simpler tracks more suited for beginners.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of Quad Challenge is its graphics. The game displays bright colors, smooth animation and detailed graphics that remain very impressive today. The backgrounds also look great, featuring distinct scenery such as palm trees, lakes and mountains. When playing in split screen mode there are nine different camera angles to choose from that make it easy to follow the action around tight corners or obstacles on track.
The game’s audio consists of upbeat music represented throughout its stages accompanied by satisfying revving engine sounds from quads when accelerating or braking. Additionally, checkpoints within levels will produce chimes when passed; this encourages players to keep pushing their boundaries when completing trickier tracks in order to earn extra points or move onto the further levels faster than their opponents.
In addition to single player options, Quad Challenge also has multiplayer support allowing gamers to race against each other on an identical track over two controller ports making for some intense off-road racing action between friends! And with nine unlockable challenges after mastering all four environments it ensures this racer remains just as fun now as it was back then 25 years ago!