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| South Park for Nintendo 64 was a resounding success for Acclaim, so it comes as no surprise that the company has deployed its development forces to make more incarnations of the franchise. So in comes South Park Rally, a kart racing game similar to Mario Kart with plenty of the profanities that we all love South Park so much for... South Park Rally features nearly all of the characters from the show including the likes of a police tricycle-riding Cartman and a Wagon-equipped Chef. But the zaniness doesn't stop there. Oh no, not by a long-shot. The game casts scores of famous South Park personalities, from Mr. Hankey to the vocally-challenged Ned. And best of all, each character flings out one-liners spoken by the two and only Matt Stone and Trey Parker themselves. Keeping with South Park tradition, the one-liners in the title are predictably profane, censor-beeped out just enough to keep the four-letter words recognizable. Each character will drive an appropriate car based on their personality: Cartman (2 different cars): a jeep or decked out in his 'AUTHORITAH!' gear on a police big wheel Stan: red Lamborghini Kyle: red Porsche Kenny: go-cart Officer Barbrady: police car Ned: jeep Scuzzlebutt: wheeled basket Big Gay Al: Big Gay Love Bug Chef: station wagon Death: Hertzs Mr. Garrison: Volkswagon Beetle Starvin' Marvin': a wagon carrying a wheat sack Mephisto: Delorian (that car from the Back to the Future) Stan's Grandpa: rocket-powered wheelchair Satan: flame-painted hotrod Jesus: a puffy little cloud The courses in the title, based on real-life locations from the fictional television show, take place in and around South Park, Colorado. The levels we played were covered in snowy terrain but, fantastically, the choking layers of fog present in South Park 64 were nowhere to be found. This can be attributed to the fact that South Park Rally utilizes a far better game engine. Hopefully a variation of this engine will be explored for the Nintendo 64 incarnation of the game. If you're thinking that South Park Rally plays very much like Mario Kart then give yourself a hand. You've got a brain. Acclaim, realizing that Nintendo 64 is in dire need of a kart title, did its very best to mimic the Mario racer and it has largely succeeded. South Park Rally goes above and beyond the call of duty, though, with an enhanced sense of speed and jumps that send karts and characters soaring through the air at times. Even better, it's got loads of weapons ranging from vehicle-fired missiles to fire-bombs, slicks and more. We've got no doubt that the final selection of guns and tools will be funny and original. But let's be honest: South Park Rally is a multiplayer game to the bone, just like Mario Kart was before it. To this extent, Acclaim-Austin has implemented a four-player deathmatch mode by which players can race it out against one-another or face-off in a four-player, every-man-for-himself vehicle-based kill-fest. Finally, we leave you with this quote taken directly from Acclaim's press-release: "This game is recommended for mature audiences only. It contains adult language and content." You can't resist the 'F' word, can you? Admit it, you're going to buy the title immediately. MORE SOUTH PARK RALLY INFO Australian development studio Tantalus Interactive to develop Comedy Central's South Park Rally for Acclaim Entertainment. Tantalus Interactive Pty Ltd, a leading worldwide interactive development company, today announced that its has secured the contract to develop the second South Park game title, South Park Rally. Tantalus Interactive will be developing South Park Rally across all platforms - PC, PSX, N64 and Sega Dreamcast - making this the most comprehensive and prestigious project undertaken by an independent Australian developer to date. Whilst negotiations for the title were only recently finalized at this years E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) in Los Angeles, South Park Rally has been in development for Acclaim Entertainment since January this year. With Comedy Central approving the title at E3, Tantalus has committed to a Christmas release date for the PC, PSX and N64 platforms with Dreamcast dates as yet unconfirmed. With full access to the series' world and characters South Park Rally is an entirely hilarious, action-packed racing game featuring unprecedented game-play for this genre. Whilst the design was generated within the Tantalus studio, the input of the show's creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, has been fully utilized to ensure the game is a true extension of the South Park license. This great news was brought to us by our good buddy Agent Cooper @ Planet N2000 DETAILS Publisher: Acclaim Developer: Acclaim Austin Genre: Racing Origin: U.S.A Number of Players: Four Rumble Pak: YES Expected Release: Date 4th 1999 Add-ons: Memory Pak, Rubmle Pak |
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