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Rush Hour

Psygnosis releases a racing game that isn’t Wipeout, and it’s a peculiar camera angle that makes Rush Hour unique among its peers.

After almost 10 years of football, Sony quietly closes their flagship sports series on the original PlayStation with NFL GameDay 2005.

Sony continues their gridiron football series with NFL Game Day 98. All new features and mechanics for the armchair quarterbacks.

Konami 32-Bit attempt at football with NFL Full Contact may not be able to compete with the likes of Madden, but it’s still got a chance.

The house that Wipeout built returns with Indy car caring game Newman / Haas Racing. Real racers and real tracks await players.

Electronic Arts’ Need For Speed series expanding into rally racing with Need for Speed: V-Rally. 42 tracks await the ambitious driver.

Sony’s flagship football game series gets its first sequel in NFL GameDay ’97 with all new modes, control schemes and more.

Need For Speed II brings all new cars and tracks to Electronic Arts’ flagship racing game series. Can the realism survive the arcade challengers?

One of the PlayStation’s original racing games finally finds its voice in Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit – and is almost pitch perfectly.

NCAA March Madness ’98 begins EA Sports rivalry with Sony on the college sports titles. Over 100 teams face off to get to the championships.