Baribari Densetsu (Game)

Baribari Densetsu

GAME » on November 29, 1989

A PC Engine motorcycle racing game similar to Hang-On that is based on a manga by Shuichi Shigeno, the creator of Initial D.

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Baribari Densetsu ("Baribari Legend", where "bari bari" is onomatopoeia for a ripping noise like one made by a motorcycle engine starting up) is a motorcycle racing game for the PC Engine. It uses the behind-the-driver perspective popularized by Sega's sprite-scaling Arcade games like Hang-On and OutRun (Game). It is based on the manga of the same name created by Shuichi Shigeno, which focuses on illegal street racing with tricked out motorbikes and the drama that surrounds it. Rather than racing on public roads in Japan, the game offers sixteen famous motorcycle racetracks from across the world, though each is only known by their country of origin. Before each race, the player can configure their vehicle for different course conditions like heavy rain, and they can also switch the gear changing between manual and automatic.

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