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Rock 'N Racing Grand Prix

Rock 'N Racing Grand Prix (XSX) game cover art
Platform: Wii U
Tags: Racing, Arcade
Developer: Enjoy Up!
More Platforms: Switch

Publisher
Region
Released
NA
09/15/2016
EU
09/15/2016

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Staff Reviews

Rock ’N Racing Grand Prix review (Switch)

Reviewed January 07, 2018

Jason Venter says: "Rock 'N Racing Grand Prix looks like a throwback to arcade racing's glory days, but alas, it's a trap."
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