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That was Yakuza 0, which is set in the 80s, though a lot of those arcades return in later entries. 

If you ever get into emulating again, I don't think it'll knock your socks off, but you might understand why some mid 90s kids like myself and (at that time maybe pre-teen or teen) older brother could play it for a while. 

It really was cool to be able to do "stunts" while you raced. 

I saw and I commented as Joe Gisoioni, having no idea who that is. Is it a real person? Prove it by sending me his credit card information, email, phone number, social security card and any picture ID you may have of him. Not until all of this is done will I believe he is real. 

I'm fairly certain we rented it and the isometric graphics and racing mechanics were solid (probably mind blowing to little me tbh). Plus, the tracks on the SNES version are based on actual mainstream rock songs. I forgot about the Lost Vikings character unlock. 

Hope you get the review copy! I actually didn't realize all those were made by Blizzard. 

Glad I could help. 

See, but again, those reviews took more effort than copying and pasting some game boxes, finding some humorous or obvious theme between them and slapping a vs in between said covers. 

Yeah, but you had a whole theme and real commentary on a heap of games, so by comparison in terms of effort, I still ... win? I'm not sure how this works. 

Thank you. daftman seemed less amused ... but was he?

I mean ... it turned out to be a really fun game, though. My older brother owned it on SNES and reading the stuff about Pixar Cary mentioned honestly makes me mad. 

Sadly, I think the story's legit, or at least there are quotes from DMA Design people regarding the lawsuit in this Nintendo Life article. https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2010/03/feature_the_making_of_unirally

I agree with Dailly: "We modelled the unicycle exactly, based on a real life unicycle. The problem with Pixar was that they seemed to think that any computer generated unicycle was owned by them. They took footage from Red's Dream and compared it to Unirally and the unicycles were virtually the same; this isn't a big surprise as there’s not a lot of ways you can bring life to a unicycle without looking like the one Pixar did."

Wasn't there like a super upgraded version on DS years later?