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Vapor TRX

1997 1-2 Players 59%

Why drive when you can fly? Vapor TRX by Atari Games is a high-flying racing game where players blast their way through the canyons and cities of future Earth. Instead of trying to simulate real-world races, Vapor TRX takes advantage of the virtual world to offer futuristic flying action. Each of the six available vehicles are more like a spaceship than a car, with rocket engines replacing tires. As you race along one of the four tracks, use weapon power-ups to blow your opponents out of the sky while also keeping your eyes peeled for harrowing obstacles. Use the Turbo Pads to get a brief turbo boost and claw ahead of the pack. Vapor TRX offers one awesome racing experience that you won’t soon forget!

Release date
December 31, 1997
Publisher
Atari Games
Players
1-2

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Vapor TRX

Why drive when you can fly? Vapor TRX by Atari Games is a high-flying racing game where players blast their way through the canyons and cities of future Earth.

Instead of trying to simulate real-world races, Vapor TRX takes advantage of the virtual world to offer futuristic flying action. Each of the six available vehicles are more like a spaceship than a car, with rocket engines replacing tires. As you race along one of the four tracks, use weapon power-ups to blow your opponents out of the sky while also keeping your eyes peeled for harrowing obstacles. Use the Turbo Pads to get a brief turbo boost and claw ahead of the pack. Vapor TRX offers one awesome racing experience that you won’t soon forget!

Genres

Driving / Race (chase view)

Modes

Single Player

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Publisher
Atari Games

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1997

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