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Scorcher (Sega Saturn, 1996)

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Price:

US $49.49

ApproximatelyAU $76.70

+ $27.25 postage

Estimated delivery Tue, 15 Jul - Fri, 25 Jul

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30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

Very good

Step into the fast lane with "Scorcher," the high-octane Sega Saturn title that promises to fuel your need for speed. With its complete-in-box packaging, you're set to embark on a thrilling racing adventure, enhanced by the engaging boxing sub-genre that adds a punch to your gameplay. Ideal for players of all ages with an 'E-Everyone' rating, Scorcher is a family-friendly choice for game nights. Crafted by Scavenger and part of the revered Video Games & Consoles collection, this game offers an immersive experience that showcases the Sega Saturn platform at its best. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or new to the scene, get ready to rev your engines and compete in races that are as challenging as they are entertaining.

About this product

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Scorcher is actually a game in which players race a bike. However, the bike has a shield around it that turns it into a ball shape allowing the bike to roll throughout the game. Thus, it feels like racing with a marble. Modes of play include championship, time attack, and practice. Time attack allows players to set time records while practice is exactly that. Championship is the primary mode of play. A total of six courses exist on which players race against three opponents. While rolling, players will bounce around the terrain, blast through tunnels, and avoid many obstacles. During all races a time limit exists so that racers must reach each checkpoint in a specific amount of time in order to keep racing.