Rush Rush Rally Racing, the recent-ish Dreamcast release that sold out of the standard edition of the game a couple months ago is now getting ported to Nintendo's own WiiWare digital distribution channel.
Directly from the mythical Dreamcast comes a WiiWare racing game that gives a nod to several classics of the past.
RUSH RUSH RALLY RACING is a 16-bit styled topdown racer made in Holland. The game was originally released for the SEGA Dreamcast in 2009 and has quite a cult fan following. Content wise this is a great package: You get 3 singleplayer and 3 multiplayer modes, 8 playable vehicles, 19 race courses, 21 achievements, 4 difficulties and 7 endings! Gameplay wise Senile Team succeded in trying their best to port over the original Dreamcast experience. Not only that, they even added WiiWare exclusive features. Fans will love this version for sure, newcomers will find to appreciate it for its smoothness and speed as they learn the simple controls, spot-on driving physics and challenging course designs. A few multiplayer matches should seal the deal.
Mike Mason writes - Undeserving of such a short lifespan, Dreamcast has continued to play home to the occasional independent development. One such game is Senile Team's Rush Rush Rally Racing (R4). Originally created as an entry for a Dreamcast programming contest back in 2009, the team adapted its work so that it was fit for release on WiiWare. It's a good job it did, as beneath its 16-bit-style retro visuals lies a challenging take on the top-down racer, with tight controls that soon have you skidding around corners at hundreds of kilometres per hour.
