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It’s aggressively ugly, especially when compared to the other cool kids of video games. New Rally-X‘s nasty color scheme is a notable problem. And if the red cars are really putting on the heat, a Speed Racer-esque smokescreen can be dumped out for elusion. One flag grants bonus points based on how much fuel you have, while another doubles the points of every flag collected thereafter on that round. A tiny box on the right side of the screen reveals the general location of the antagonizing red cars and the ten flags that need collecting to move to the next round. But unlike Pac-Man‘s omnipresent view of the playfield, New Rally-X‘s screen is hyper-zoomed onto your car’s location. This Namco effort was originally released in 1981, continuing the company’s self-cribbing of the collect-junk-in-a-maze template. With new global leaderboards, what was once a poor English translation that forgot arcades got switched off at night is now a supportive, somewhat reasonable call to combat. “You did it!!” it declares, “The high score of the day. Well, if anything, the addition of New Rally-X to Xbox Live Arcade (when we were hoping for the recently announced Worms) now validates the message on its high score screen.
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