Micro Machines 2 Turbo Tournament
Overview | Back of the Box | Extra Information | Series Games
- Released: 1994
- Series: Micro Machines
- System: Sega Mega Drive
- Media: Sega Mega Drive Cartridge
- Region:
- Variant: J-Cart
- Single Player: Yes
- Competitive Offline Multiplayer: Yes (8 Max Players)
- Controller Support: Yes
Back of the Box:
Bigger, Better, Faster, Meaner, More! They're back! Codemasters brings you Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament, packing more micro power than ever before. Flying, hovering, tracking, biking, the game has exploded in every aspect. Power pick-ups, interactive courses, rain, wind, wild jumps and much much more.
FOUR PLAYER POWER
The game is on a J-Cart - the world's first game cartridge with two additional joypad connectors built right in. So now there's no need for an adapter!
Bigger, Better, Faster, Meaner, More! They're back! Codemasters brings you Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament, packing more micro power than ever before. Flying, hovering, tracking, biking, the game has exploded in every aspect. Power pick-ups, interactive courses, rain, wind, wild jumps and much much more.
- Head to Head, Challenge, Knockouts, Super League, Time Trials
- Over 50 interactive courses with animated hazards
- NVR Backup feature: Saves lap records and game achievements forever
- All new mini micros option
- Up to 16 people can play in a tournament
- Wild music and FX.
FOUR PLAYER POWER
The game is on a J-Cart - the world's first game cartridge with two additional joypad connectors built right in. So now there's no need for an adapter!
- 16 crazy characters to choose from!
- Up to 8 players simultaneously!
- Knockout Tournament!
- Speedboats
- Convertibles
- Rally Cars
- Helicopters
- Sports cars
- Monster Trucks
Extra Information:
Created by Codemasters, J-Carts break the norm by including two extra joystick ports built into the cartridge. This permitted four-way gameplay without a multitap adapter. Only six J-Carts were released: Pete Sampras Tennis, Pete Sampras Tennis 96, Micro Machines 2, Micro Machines 96, Micro Machines Military Edition, and Super Skidmarks. Several were also released as standard cartridges.
Created by Codemasters, J-Carts break the norm by including two extra joystick ports built into the cartridge. This permitted four-way gameplay without a multitap adapter. Only six J-Carts were released: Pete Sampras Tennis, Pete Sampras Tennis 96, Micro Machines 2, Micro Machines 96, Micro Machines Military Edition, and Super Skidmarks. Several were also released as standard cartridges.
7 (Physical: 6/Digital: 1) Games In The Micro Machines Series:
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