|systems=[[Super Famicom]], [[SNES]], [[Mega Drive]], [[Genesis]], [[Game Boy Advance]]
|modes=[[Single player]], [[multiplayer]]
|ratings={{ESRB|KA}}{{ESRB|E}}
|followed by=[[Rock N' Roll Racing II: Red Asphalt]]
|followed by=[[Rock N' Roll Racing II: Red Asphalt]]
|pcgamingwiki=Rock n' Roll Racing
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'''Rock N' Roll Racing''' is a combat racing game for the [[Sega Genesis]], [[Super Nintendo]], and [[Game Boy Advance]], released by [[Silicon & Synapse]] (now [[Blizzard Entertainment]]) in 1993. The gameplay is quite similar to Silicon & Synapse's earlier [[RPM Racing]] for the Super Nintendo.
'''Rock N' Roll Racing''' is a combat racing game for the [[Sega Genesis]], [[Super Nintendo]], and [[Game Boy Advance]], released by [[Silicon & Synapse]] (now [[Blizzard Entertainment]]) in 1993. The gameplay is quite similar to Silicon & Synapse's earlier [[RPM Racing]] for the Super Nintendo.
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While the overall objective is to come in first at the end of each race, the drivers' cars are also equipped with weapons to blast the competition out of the way as well as special devices to give a temporary speed boost. Winning players earn money which can be used to purchase several different cars, and each can have its various features upgraded.
While the overall objective is to come in first at the end of each race, the drivers' cars are also equipped with weapons to blast the competition out of the way as well as special devices to give a temporary speed boost. Winning players earn money which can be used to purchase several different cars, and each can have its various features upgraded.
While the overall objective is to come in first at the end of each race, the drivers' cars are also equipped with weapons to blast the competition out of the way as well as special devices to give a temporary speed boost. Winning players earn money which can be used to purchase several different cars, and each can have its various features upgraded.
