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Shutoko Battle 2

Second hand. Tear to reverse of cart sticker and a small nick to reverse of manual. Manual cover creasing. Box indentations and scuffing.

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$7.36 $10.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

Released on many formats including the Saturn (as the saucy ‘Wangan’ series) and the Dreamcast and later platforms as the ‘Tokyo Highway Battle’ and variants, the roots of the series can be found here on the Super Famicom. Plenty of appearances of the Drift King who endorsed the series and looks slightly suspicious in his large sunglasses. Race against an opponent or solo in illegal highway showdowns through Tokyo Metropolis.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

The sense of speed is incredible for a 16-bit game, especially when the cars start blurring past at night. You can really feel the roots of the later arcade classics here.

George F. ★★★★★

Even on the Super Famicom, the frame rate holds up surprisingly well during night sprints, and the way traffic spawns keeps every lap tense. It’s the rawest version of the series before the Saturn polished it into Wangan, and that rough edge is exactly why I keep coming back.

William ★★★★★

This version on Super Famicom feels tighter than the later ports—the way the traffic reacts to your driving in the rain is surprisingly different. I’ve been playing through the night runs and the engine sounds actually change depending on how hard you push it.