2D retro racer Rush Rush Rally Racing coming to Nintendo WiiWare

Posted on August 25, 2010 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii

Munich, 2010-08-25
Remember when video games used to be fun and challenging? Tired of spending your hard-earned money on glorified tech demos that spit a billion polygons at you in full HD, but fail to make you smile? Or are you just looking for a great multiplayer game? Whatever your reasons, you’re in for a treat. And that treat is called Rush Rush Rally Racing! The beloved Sega Dreamcast Indie Game is now coming to Nintendo WiiWare! Grab your friends again, because the three multiplayer modes make this is an awesome retro racer for up to four players.
With two new single player modes, redesigned menus and many other improvements such as GameCube and Classic Controller support, it’s better than ever before!

Check out this list of some of the most important features:
Single player Grand Prix mode with four difficulty levels
New: single player Time Attack mode
New: single player Challenge mode
Three multiplayer modes to enjoy with up to four players
Five race cars to choose from
10 Grand Prix race tracks
Nine additional multiplayer race tracks
Awesome soundtrack by Black Device
Supports Wii Remote, Classic Controller, GameCube Controller, and third party compatibles
Supports widescreen TVs
Configurable controls and many other options
Improved graphics compared to the Dreamcast version
Plus even more unlockable content!
About redspotgames
redspotgames is an independent publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment software. Established in 2005, the publisher and distributor is a breath of
fresh air among its competitors. The company’s portfolio began with the international publishing, distribution and promotion of three of the most high-class titles
within the DreamcastTM Indie Games library: Last Hope, Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles and Rush Rush Rally Racing. redspotgames gained international publicity
by continuing to support the SEGA® DreamcastTM videogame console at the end of ist lifecycle. Meanwhile, redspotgames expanded its scope by publishing
new challenging interactive entertainment software on the leading hardware platforms – Nintendo WiiWareTM, Xbox® LIVE Indie Games and PlayStation®
Network. redspotgames is headquartered in Munich, Germany, and has worked with development studios from around the world, from the Netherlands to Costa
Rica.
No realistic backgrounds. No sponsored cars. Only fun retro gameplay. 2D pixel graphics at their best.
The release is estimated for Q4 2010 / Q1 2011.
For further information, surf over to http://www.rushrushrallyracing.com

Source: redspotgames PR