Originally, Rock N Roll Racing was envisioned as something that you could’ve more accurately titled as simply “racing”. Quite simply, Rock N Roll Racing is the best head-to-head racer to date, transforming pacifist folk musicians into raging engine fiends - cool!" -Chris The music is only part of the appeal - the rest of the game is something else. I'd rather drive a mini than listen to Black Sabbath, but when the 'Paranoid' intro starts you can't help nodding along. Rolling Back the Speedometer on Rock N Roll Racing SNES FORCE #6 - REVIEW FROM 1993 - 90% out of 100%: "No matter what music people listen to, put on some rock classics and they'll tap their feet. Now, as we’re celebrating Blizzard’s 30th anniversary and the re-introduction of iconic retro games, we wanted to shine some polished, chrome, spike-studded headlamps on the racing game that stoked our creative engines from decades in the past.
Unbeknownst to the group, this high-octane title would go on to not only win awards, but also influence the voice of Blizzard’s epic entertainment experiences for decades to come. “Nobody gonna beat my car Ooh, it’s a killing machine It’s got everything” - Ian Gillan, Deep Purple (Rock N Roll Racing Soundtrack)Īlongside VHS rewinders, slinkies, slap bracelets, and Walkman cassette players, a handful of geeks packed into a tiny room were hard at work on a small racing game for the SNES.
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