#rush 2

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The Twin Towers as featured in video games

1) Driver: Parallel Lines (PS2, 2006) 2) Flight Simulator 2000 (PC, 2000) 3) New York Defender (PC, 1981) 4) Grand Theft Auto III (PS2, 2001) 5) Rush 2: Extreme Racing (N64, 1998) 6) Metal Gear Solid 2 (PS2, 2001) 7) Max Payne (XBOX, 2001) 8) Tekken 2 (PS1, 1995) 9) Parasite Eve (PS1, 1998) 10) Midnight Club: Street Racing (PS2, 2001)

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Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA (Atari Games, Midway, 1998)

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Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA - Headthumpin

[1863-project]

Okay, I’m feeling significantly better than I have the past few days, so I’m probably going to be able to stream again soon. I’m actually going to do some testing of my Elgato and see if I can get everything just right so everyone can witness San Francisco Rush and Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA.

...I mostly just want to stream Stunt. I know. That and the really bad song in Rush 1 that I find hilarious.

[kurhl]

Sinalizando a pista de Rush 2.

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Preparando a pista para as manobras mais radicais.

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#365DaysOfVGM Day 148:

Amiga-ish [New York Uptown] (Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA [1998])

That music length exists for good reason; as the final course, it’s VERY long, with so many alternate paths per series tradition, so you better get used to its cool Bass, and Drums, whether electric early on or Techno later on, as you crawl your way to 1st place! Coupled with some instances of “claps” and good ol’ reverb spread throughout, and you’ve got yourself an underrated composition that deserves to sit alongside other racing game music icons!

You already know that as a racing game fan, I want to play this one, since it’s the only Rush game I haven’t played yet, and seems to be the most polished one too! And with the Nintendo 64 being infamous for its lackluster library especially in certain genres, you should make this one of your prime choices, because it’s exclusive to the console! And it will probably stay that way, since the history of the series starting with Atari but then moving to Midway before the eventual shut down, presumably means Warner Bros. has the rights to the series now, so good luck getting them to not hilariously misunderstand the appeal of the Rush series up to its indefinite hiatus, let alone the cooperation required if it turns out Atari owns some of the rights as well

(Length before loop: Nearly 5 minutes)

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RUSH 2 EXTREME RACING USA