Race Track: Suzuka International Racing Course, Japan
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Includes the Suzuka International Racing Course race track.
77
games
21platforms
OCS 1990
ARCD 1989
NES 1987-12-18
SPC 1990
ST 1989
CPC 1991
C64 1991
C64 1987
CPC 1990
ST 1990
ST 1988
ARCD 1987
Suzuka is known for being one of the few real life 'figure eight' race courses. They crisscross is by means of an overpass (which is not always made clear in videogames).
There are also a "Suzuka West" and "Suzuka East" configurations. The revisions to the track have preserved the older layouts so these and the west and east shortcuts are easily barricaded or unbarricaded between events as needed. The east and west configuration can also be used for two different simultaneous events.
There are also a "Suzuka West" and "Suzuka East" configurations. The revisions to the track have preserved the older layouts so these and the west and east shortcuts are easily barricaded or unbarricaded between events as needed. The east and west configuration can also be used for two different simultaneous events.
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The first Race Track: Suzuka International Racing Course, Japan video game was released in 1983.
Accolade, Opera Soft and Martech published most of these games.