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Hi-Octane (Sega Saturn, 1995)

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US $16.27

ApproximatelyAU $25.44

+ $24.22 postage

Estimated delivery Mon, 19 May - Thu, 29 May

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Get ready for an adrenaline rush with this exciting racing game for Sega Saturn. Immerse yourself in the intense gameplay and stunning graphics of Hi-Octane, released in 1995 by Electronic Arts. With a rating of E-Everyone, this game is suitable for all ages and skill levels. Choose from a variety of vehicles and compete in thrilling races across the beautiful landscape of Hawaii. The game's fast-paced action and challenging courses will keep you on the edge of your seat. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience one of the best racing games of its time.

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Developers at Bullfrog, the studio responsible for such titles as Dungeon Keeper, Magic Carpet, and Theme Hospital, are the people behind Hi-Octane, a high-speed racer set in a desolate vision of the future. Two modes of play are offered, Single Race and Championship, the latter taking players through a series of courses that includes the Amazon Delta Turnpike, Trans-Asia Interstate, Shanghai Dragon, New Chernobyl Central, Slam Canyon, and Thrak City. Points are awarded after each race and the racer with the most points and the season's end is declared the winner.<br><br>Players can choose from six vehicles, each rated in Speed, Armor, Weight, and Firepower, and sporting foreboding names like Beserker, Vampyr, and KD-1 Speeder. A selection of teams are provided and players can opt to join the likes of the Gorehounds, Fire Phreaks, or Mad Medicine, among others. The dystopian theme encourages players to attack fellow racers with the machine guns and missiles equipped on each vehicle. Fuel also plays a vital role during a race, requiring players to stop at a trackside recharge station when running low. Turbo boosts can be employed at will, but doing so burns fuel faster, requiring players to weigh the costs of such an action.<br><br>Shields and ammunition are limited and also require replenishing at supply stations. By acquiring power-ups strewn about the track, the efficiency and potency of a craft's weapons and turbo systems can be improved, though not more than three times. Should the vehicle's shields be depleted it will be destroyed, a minor time penalty will be assessed, and the player will lose any accrued power-ups.