Advertising Blurbs
Titus Interactive website (SNES):
Top gear!" - Super Power magazine
Rev your engine - it's time to do some racing!
Try your driving skills against the meanest, leanest, sleekest road machines around. Put your Diablo to the test as you race, avoid bad-attitude cops, and put the skids on your opponents. Bet enough money and win, and you'll be able to upgrade your car...or maybe you'll just lose it all. Think you can handle the drive?
- Hot two player split-screen action
- Tons of cops, cars, and cash!
- Optional combat mode available
Contributed by Jeanne 
(60049) on Nov 17, 2007.
Titus Interactive website (Gameboy):
"Pretty cool!...Impressive!" - EGM
Welcome to life in the fast lane!
Hot racing action is waiting for you in this portable version of Lamborghini American Challenge. Go up against the meanest, fastest, most dangerous drivers as you race through mile after mile of heated competition. Use your betting skills to increase the amount of money you can spend to soup up your mean machine. Hope you can handle the ride!
- Hot driving action!
- 48 fierce races to compete in
- Awesome graphics and sound
Contributed by Jeanne (60049) on Nov 17, 2007.
Back of box - Amiga/ST (UK):
Burn up the highways of the USA at the wheel of your Lambourghini Diablo in the crazy world of illegal Saturday Night Races.
Put your driving skills to the fast action 60 different routes. Weave through the traffic, beat off the competition, collide with your opponents, and drive them off the road. Avoid roadworks, and most of all, watch out for those cops!
Put your money where your mouth is and bet on the winners and earn yourself a fortune to spend on entering more races and customizing your car. Many different environments: city, desert, mountain roads, falling snow, pouring rain, night-time driving and more.
- Superb joystick-vehicle responsiveness
- Hyper speed graphics with precision sound
- Highly intelligent police and opponents will all give you a hard time!
- Many options: turbo boost, night vision, radar detection and more
- Four league divisions with realistic betting system
Contributed by Martin Smith (64030) on Oct 11, 2004.
