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Over Jump Rally Screenshots Showcase Extravagant Extra Details
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jan 9, 2024
0 CommentsIn a series of tweets the past couple of weeks, some environmental screenshots have been posted of Over Jump Rally, a modernized clone of SEGA Rally.
The images, which I had assumed to be mostly useful for menu backgrounds or loading screens, ended in a final tweet with the words “I hope you have your quarters ready!” and images of a sign pointing towards arcade machines. I’m guessing the developer is still trying to get some collaboration from SEGA so that he can include emulators in the same way SEGA do themselves in the Yakuza franchise. Wouldn’t that be great?
The developer also recently noted that last year he joined Straight4 Studios to work on GTRevival.
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