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| − | The '''Cruis'n series''' was created by Eugene Jarvis for Midway Games, and has had several entries published by [[Nintendo]]. This article lists Cruis'n games not developed or published by Nintendo.
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| − | ==Cruis'n World (1996)==
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| − | Released for arcades (late 1996) and the Nintendo 64 (North America: June 1998, Europe: September 1998). A successor and updated version to the original game [[Cruis'n USA]].
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| − | ==Cruis'n Exotica (1999)==
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| − | Released for arcades, Nintendo 64, and Game Boy Color in 1999 (arcades)/late 2000 (Nintendo 64/Game Boy Color). It features similar gameplay but with the addition of a save feature involving a PIN system.
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| − | ==Cruis'n Velocity (2001)==
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| − | Released for the Game Boy Advance on November 30, 2001 (North America), February 8, 2002 (Europe) with altered mechanics.
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| − | ==Cruis'n (Wii) (2007)==
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| − | Originally intended as a port of a 2004 Fast and Furious video game, the name was changed to include it as part of the Cruis'n series after licensing issues. Released in North America on November 27, 2007, Australia on February 14, 2008 and Europe on March 27, 2008.
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| − | ==Cruis'n Blast (2016, arcades)==
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| − | Arcade Cruis'n title by Raw Thrills. The Cruis'n name was licensed to them by Nintendo.<ref>[https://nintendoeverything.com/raw-thrills-says-nintendo-was-super-excited-for-cruisn-blast-open-to-possible-switch-connectivity/ Nintendo Everything]</ref> It includes new features such as improved graphics and a "BLAST" turbo boost mode.
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| − | {{Cruis'n series}}
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| − | ==References==
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Latest revision as of 14:02, 21 June 2019
