Super Skidmarks Genesis

Super Skidmarks is a top-down racing game developed by New Zealand-based Acid Software and published by Codemasters for the Commodore Amiga and Sega Mega Drive. The Mega Drive version was released exclusively in Europe in 1995. Very similar to Micro Machines, the game was distributed on a J-Cart, allowing a further two controllers to be attached to the Mega Drive console. The basic aim is the same as Micro Machines, in that the player drives numerous different types of cars around a track, however it is presented in an isometric perspective and allows up to six cars to race at once rather than just four. The game is also notable for being one of the few Mega Drive games to have a four-player split screen mode rendered in real-time.

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Europe-only racing game from Codemasters. Experience total rally rage with Super Skidmarks. Race at top speed, slide, scream, and crush car metal over the toughest dirt tracks devised. Choose from a variety of challenging play modes and thrill to simultaneous four-player power. Super Skidmarks features six unique vehicles (bug, 4x4, sports car, compact, grand prix car, and cow -- yes, cow) plus ultimate turbo models of each, 24 of the wildest 3D isometric tracks with twisting gradients, and full and split-screen modes for up to four at once.