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    California Speed

  • First released on 1 January, 1998 for Arcade
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  • First released on 1 January, 1998 for Arcade

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    California Speed features racing through California, with a range of different and unique tracks based on the real life maps of the US state, with short-cuts and branching elements adding elements of strategy when racing to the finish line.The car pool includes the usual collection of fast cars, as well as F1 racers and golf-carts.

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    Arcade, Nintendo 64

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    Midway Games
    A now-defunct publisher and developer that was based in Chicago. Best known later in its life for the Mortal Kombat series, Midway's legacy traces back to early pinball and arcade releases, when the company was known as Williams.
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