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{{nihongo|'''''Taito Grand Prix: Eikou heno License'''''|タイトーグランプリ 栄光へのライセンス||"Taito License to Grand Prix Glory"}} is a [[1987]] Japan-only game for the [[Famicom]] that takes the player through randomized street racing circuits in addition to the various circuits of Formula One. There are over fifteen stock car tracks and eight Formula One tracks. Open mode allows the player to practice each course individually without any pressure from anything besides the time limit. Normal mode is more restrictive; the game forces the player to roam from city to city until they end their career by winning a full season of Formula One action. | {{nihongo|'''''Taito Grand Prix: Eikou heno License'''''|タイトーグランプリ 栄光へのライセンス||"Taito License to Grand Prix Glory"}} is a [[1987]] Japan-only game for the [[Famicom]] that takes the player through randomized street racing circuits in addition to the various circuits of Formula One. There are over fifteen stock car tracks and eight Formula One tracks. Open mode allows the player to practice each course individually without any pressure from anything besides the time limit. Normal mode is more restrictive; the game forces the player to roam from city to city until they end their career by winning a full season of Formula One action. | ||
There are three kinds of music (playing from a pretend cassette tape) and a blank soundtrack for people who are in the mood for "authentic driving" since most racing vehicles do not play music in real life. The instrumental songs played in the game were: ''Offside Way'', ''Crushing Light'', and ''Faraway Dream''. | There are three kinds of music (playing from a pretend cassette tape) and a blank soundtrack for people who are in the mood for "authentic driving" since most racing vehicles do not play music in real life. The instrumental songs played in the game were: ''Offside Way'', ''Crushing Light'', and ''Faraway Dream''. Similar to theimaginary FM radio stations heard on the arcade game ''[[Out Run]]'', the sounds were of MIDI quality and had limited bass potential. Even the sound effects of the fireworks were a little higher pitched then in real life. | ||
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