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World Rally (Arcade)

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Title Screen

World Rally

Developer: Zigurat
Publishers: Gaelco[1] (EU), Atari Games[1] (US), Sigma[1] (JP)
Platform: Arcade (Custom)
Released in JP: July 1993[1]
Released in US: July 1993[1]
Released in EU: July 1993[1]

GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.

World Rally is a spiritual successor to a racing game that was named after legendary rally driver Carlos Sainz that itself is an isometric rally game involving (different generations of) a Toyota Celica GT-Four. It was cloned by other developers and was even ripped off.

Unused Graphics

WorldRallyAC-Unusedpresents.png

Located next to the Gaelco logo, this early Presents graphic was originally going to be used in the opening. This was replaced by the Arial font in the final.

WorldRallyAC-UnusedZXPlogo.png

A ZXP logo is unused. The palette is unknown.

WorldRallyAC-UnusedCarlosSainzsig.png

An unused Carlos Sainz's signature is located where the font during the attract mode where the notes are taken. He would have given the advice over the courses.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Domestic and Overseas Arcade Game List 1971-2005
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