Rock n' Roll Racing
Rock n’ Roll Racing is a combat racing game developed by Silicon & Synapse, the studio later renamed Blizzard Entertainment, and published by Interplay for the Super NES in 1993. Drivers race armed cars around isometric tracks on alien planets.
Prize money buys new cars, weapons and upgrades, and a commentator calls the race. Its soundtrack plays chip versions of rock songs such as “Paranoid” and “Born to Be Wild”.
A native PC port exists: a fully static recompilation by Junior-Jones.
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Rock n' Roll Racing PC Ports
Rock n' Roll Racing (SNES) Static Recomp
Rock n' Roll Racing (SNES) Static Recomp is a fully static recompilation of Rock n' Roll Racing for Windows, with snapshots and two-player controls.
