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Need for Speed: V-Rally

aka: V-Rally, V-Rally: 97 Championship Edition, V-Rally: Championship Edition

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Test your driving skills in this rally game. You can compete in three different game modes: Arcade, Championship and Time Trial. In the Championship mode you race against three other cars in various countries. Gain points in order to win the Championship. In the Arcade mode you still race against three other cars, but also against the clock. Finish each race before the time runs out, and come in first to win the Arcade mode. You can choose between Easy (4 races), Medium (6 races) and Difficult (8 races). If you just want to race by yourself you can try the Time Trial mode.

There are 11 different cars available. They are divided into two groups: 2W and 4W drive. The 4W cars are a little bit faster than the normal cars.

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  • Vラリー - Japanese spine title spelling

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V-Rally series listing on Mobygames vedder (64356) 2008-09-14 12:27:08

Trivia

This game was originally published in Europe by Infogrames as V-Rally. Electronic Arts later bought the rights to publish the game in the U.S. and changed the name to fit in with the Need For Speed franchise.

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Released 1995 on SEGA Saturn, 1995 on Arcade, 1997 on Windows
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Released 2001 on Windows
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Released 2005 on Game Boy Advance

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  • MobyGames ID: 9525

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Game added by Charles Lippert.

Additional contributors: MAT, Roedie, Michael B, vedder.

Last modified February 22nd, 2023.