South Park Rally

Released

December 9th, 1999 on PlayStation

Credits

84 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

Publishers

Developers

Tantalus Interactive Pty. Ltd.

Moby Score

5.5

#21,491 of 162K

Critics

53% (38)

Players

(50)

Ranking

#263 on Nintendo 64
#266 on Dreamcast
#1,159 on PlayStation
#7,005 on Windows

Collected By

55 players

Genre: Racing / Driving
Perspective: Behind view
Gameplay: Arcade
Vehicular: Automobile
Track racing
Misc: Licensed

PlayStation Specs [ all ]

ESRB Rating: Mature

Number of Players Supported: 1-2 Players

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Buy on Dreamcast

$57.03 used at Amazon
$40.00 used, $199.99 new at eBay

Buy on Nintendo 64

$25.75 used at Amazon
$36.99 used, $497.50 new at eBay

Buy on PlayStation

$16.20 used at Amazon
$25.00 used, $395.00 new at eBay

Buy on Windows

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(prices updated 9/23 2:51 PM )

Description official descriptions

Choose your character from the cast of the popular 'mature' cartoon South Park, and tear through the streets in this racing game. Your character's vehicle may be a little cart, trike, or box, for example. Weapons include rockets, Salty Balls, Cheesy Poofs, the beloved Cow and even an Anal probe. All of the voices are also included, making it feel more like the real cartoon than a rally game. You can also play an all-on-all 4 player mode.

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Credits (PlayStation version)

84 People (63 developers, 21 thanks) · View all

Game Design	John Szoke
Producer	Stephen Handbury
Lead Programming	Paul Seedy Andrew Bailey
Programming	Graeme Webb Peter Budziszewski Ewen Vowels Michael Shamgar Brett Paterson
System Development	Andrew Bailey Graeme Scott
Art Director	Rohan Westbury
Lead Artists	Alun Bjorksten Robert Walkley
Artists	Garth Midgley Rod Green Andy Yong Mark Warhurst Guy Ratcliffe
Special Thanks	Trevor Nuridin Mark Dorset Alastair Edgington Mike Fegan
Featuring the voices of:	Matt Stone Trey Parker
[ full credits ]

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 53% (based on 38 ratings)

Players

Average score: 2.8 out of 5 (based on 50 ratings with 1 reviews)

Really it depends on what console you play it on.

The Good
OK I'm writing this for the Dreamcast version because it's the best version. Let me start by telling you about the games quality on each console.

Dreamcast- Really fun, good graphics lots of replay value. Windows- A little below DC in quality but basically the same. Nintendo- Almost unbearable, bad graphics, crappy control on the N64 controller. Playstation- ARGHHHHHH Horrible graphics. So bad the blur makes this version almost unplayable.

OK now that that is taken care of I'll start about the good parts of the game. Lots and I mean LOTS of un-lockable characters, Trey Parker and Matt Stone supply all the voices which is great. The championship mode is fun and has lots of great levels.

The Bad
Multiplayer is crap, once everything is unlocked it gets boring, a few maps are used over again.

The Bottom Line
Everything depends on what version you play. If you have Dreamcast or a computer get it on one of them, if you only have Playstation and N64 AVOID THIS GAME AT ALL COSTS!

Dreamcast · by MegaMegaMan (2257) · 2004

Trivia

Cover art

The game's cover art first appeared on the cover of an issue of Official Nintendo magazine. The developers eventually used that cover for the package of the game.

Nintendo 64 version

The N64 version has the Dildo power-up removed. Also missing are the unlockable characters Mrs. Broflovski, Ms. Cartman and Scuzzlebutt as well as unlockable character skins.

Information also contributed by Mark Ennis and Zaibatsu