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NASCAR Heat (Nintendo Game Boy Color, 2000)

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Played from a top-down perspective, NASCAR Heat for Game Boy Color features ten authentic drivers, ten tracks, and three modes of play: Quick Race, Championship, and Beat the Heat. Players can compete on one of three difficulty settings, which influence the aggressiveness of computer opponents as well as their cornering skills.<br><br>Quick Race is a single event on a choice of tracks, while Championship involves progressing through all ten venues in an effort to become the top-ranked driver. Each course features multi-hued surfaces to depict variations in concrete. The object is to drive along the darkened areas of the track to maximize speed and traction while avoiding collisions with rival vehicles. <br><br>During each race, players have the option to pull into a track's pit area to replenish lost fuel and to fill tires. Each crew is divided into three areas of specialty: those who jack up the car, those who change the tires, and those responsible for refueling. Beat the Heat is a series of ten challenges in the areas of pit stops, avoiding crashes, time trials, and drafting. Up to three games in NASCAR Heat can be saved via battery backup.