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| "Tokyo Highway Battle looks like the next big thing in racing games."- VIDEO GAMES |
| "Jaleco may have a hit on their hands with THB." - GAMEFAN |
DESCRIPTION Players navigate through three Tokyo highway circuits driving one of 72 high-performance sports cars. While driving, players earn valuable points which are used to purchase upgrade parts for their vehicle. To ensure the most realistic gameplay, developers Bullet-Proof Software, enlisted the guidance of racing champion, Keiichi Tsuchiya and automotive specialist, Masaaki Bando Under their supervision, Bullet-Proof painstakingly recreated the physics and handling of each race car. |
HIGH-PERFORMANCE FEATURES * Customize your racer with turbo chargers, exhaust, intakes, suspensions,
brakes, transmissions, aerodynamics, tires and electronics |
PRODUCT FACTS Category: Racing Simulation |
TOKYO HIGHWAY BATTLE (PLAYSTATION) |
| TIPS, CODES AND CURIOSITIES FOR ONE OF THE HOTTEST RACING GAMES ON THE STREET! |
WINNING STRATEGIES and HINTS * Save upgrade points until the final race in the first round. Skillful
driving should get you past any opponent in the beginning. Don't rely too
much on your upgrade ports. Save your points to purchase valuable ports
like the very expensive bolt-on turbo. engine-lrg. turbine, intercooler, increase bore, fuel-injection,
port polishing, turbo piston, oil cooler, Irg, radiator, racing plug, hi
lift cam ink |
VS. CPU MODE * At the Speed Shop, try the auto settings for max. acceleration, high-speed, or all-around. The game will automaticlly select the ports which will best suit your racer. For extra fun, add more upgrades to increase your car's performance. |
KILLER CODES AND CHEATS After winning your first race in Scenario mode, try these codes during
your next race. On controller 2: On controller 1 at the Car Select screen (after 1 victory in Scenario
mode): |
SOTOMAWARI STAGE CURIOSITIES * The logo for the Drift King's actual racing team, Loco Banana is shown. |
UCHIMAWARI STAGE CURIOSITIES * The ads for THB used in Japan showing a picture of Keiichi Tsuchiya,
the Drift King |
PACKAGING ART TRIVIA * The red racer carries the license plate, "YK 1971". The YK
stands for Yoshiaki Kanazawa, the president and founder of Jaleco Ltd. in
Tokyo, Japan. 1971 is the year when Jaleco Ltd. was first established. |

© 1997 Jaleco USA. Jaleco and the Jaleco logo are trademarks of Jaleco Ltd.