Street Racer in Wario Ware.

[chairmonkey4406]

I just noticed while playing Wario Ware Inc. Mega Microgame$ for the Gameboy Advance that in the Nintendo genre character theres a game where its street racer like on the atari 2600. Has anybody noticed this? Why did Nintendo claim this as their own since the genre of that section of games was Nintendo games. Weird.

[Mr.FoodMonster]

taken from a WarioWare FAQ

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| Racing 112  

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| Japanese : Racing 112   | Type  : Control        | D-Pad (L/R) - Move      |

| English  : Racing 112   | Medal : 10             |                         |

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| Dodge! | Pass as many race cars as you can without crashing into them! This|

|        | game is awesome!  1978: Television video game with built-in       |

|        | software for home use (Japan only)                                |

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| Drive the car so that it doesn't hit any of the oncoming cars or the walls.|

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| Strategy : Similar to the "Drive" game, just avoid the cars.  Although not |

| drawn, there are 5 "lanes."                                                |

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| Lv2 - You must maneuver in between parallel pairs of cars.                 |

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| Lv3 - Parallel cars actually move as well.                                 |

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| Trivia : Racing 112 (Nintendo, 1979) was a stand-alone "household TV game."|

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[chairmonkey4406]

what?

[sigma]

It would help if you would pay attention

Racing 112 (Nintendo, 1979) was a stand-alone "household TV game."