Racing

ConsoleGame Boy / Game Boy ColorPublisherRockstar GamesDeveloperRockstar LeedsGenreRacingRegionWorldSize512 KB Overview Midnight Club 3 brings the street racing series to the Game Boy and Game Boy Color in a compact handheld package. Rockstar Games published the title, and the small team behind the port packed real city environments into the limited cartridge space. Players race through scaled down versions of cities …

ConsolePlayStation 2PublisherElectronic ArtsDeveloperEA Black BoxGenreRacingRegionWorldSize2.66 GB Overview Need for Speed Carbon is a racing game that EA Black Box developed and Electronic Arts published in 2006 for the PlayStation 2. The game acts as a direct sequel to Need for Speed Most Wanted, picking up the story in the fictional city of Palmont where a gang of rival street racing …

ConsolePlayStation 2 (PS2)PublisherElectronic ArtsDeveloperEA Black BoxGenreRacingRegionWorldSize1.46 GB Overview Need for Speed Underground 2 is a street racing game that EA Black Box developed and Electronic Arts published for the PlayStation 2 in 2004. It serves as the direct sequel to the original Need for Speed Underground and builds on that game’s foundation in every meaningful way. Players take on the …

ConsoleNintendo GameCubePublisherAcclaim EntertainmentDeveloperCriterion GamesGenreRacingRegionWorldSize1.4 GB Overview Burnout 2 Point of Impact is an arcade racing game developed by Criterion Games and published by Acclaim Entertainment for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003. The game pushes players to drive at reckless speeds through crowded city streets, highways, and country roads while dodging oncoming traffic. The core concept rewards risky driving, so weaving …

ConsoleNintendo Entertainment System (NES)PublisherMilton BradleyDeveloperRareGenreSportsRegionWorldSize128 KB Overview California Games is a multi-event sports title released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989. The original game came from Epyx, but Rare handled the NES port, while Milton Bradley took care of publishing duties for the console version. The game ditches traditional sports like football and baseball in favor of laid-back West …

ConsolePlayStation 2 (PS2)PublisherElectronic ArtsDeveloperEA Black BoxGenreRacingRegionWorldSize1.46 GB Overview EA Black Box developed Need for Speed ProStreet and Electronic Arts published it for the PlayStation 2 in 2007. Unlike earlier entries in the Need for Speed series, which focused on illegal street racing and police chases, ProStreet moves the action onto closed, sanctioned race tracks. This shift gives the game a …

ConsoleNintendo GameCubePublisherMicrosoft StudiosDeveloperTurn 10 StudiosGenreRacing SimulationRegionWorldSize1.4 GB Overview Forza Motorsport 4 is a racing simulation game that puts players behind the wheel of hundreds of licensed cars from top manufacturers around the world. Turn 10 Studios developed the title, and Microsoft Studios published it for the Nintendo GameCube. The game focuses on realistic driving physics, detailed car models, and precise …

ConsolePlayStation 2 (PS2)PublisherSony Computer Entertainment AmericaDeveloperNaughty DogGenreCombat RacingRegionWorldSize2.28 GB Overview Naughty Dog developed Jak X: Combat Racing for the PlayStation 2, and Sony Computer Entertainment America published it in October 2005. The game takes the characters and world from the popular Jak and Daxter series and drops them into fast, weapon-filled vehicular combat. Players race across dangerous tracks while firing …

ConsolePlayStation 2 (PS2)PublisherRockstar GamesDeveloperRockstar San DiegoGenreRacingRegionWorldSize1.49 GB Overview Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix is an open-world street racing game that Rockstar San Diego developed and Rockstar Games published for the PlayStation 2. Released in 2006, this updated take on the original DUB Edition adds more cars, music tracks, and customization depth to an already strong foundation. The game places …

ConsoleAtari 2600PublisherAtari, Inc.DeveloperAtari, Inc.GenreRacingRegionWorldSize2 KB Overview Street Racer is one of the nine launch titles released for the Atari 2600 in 1977. Atari, Inc. developed and published the game as part of the original Video Computer System library, and it shipped on a 2 KB cartridge that pushed the early hardware to its limits. The game uses a top-down perspective …