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About Rc Pro Am

Years before Donkey Kong Country, Rare made its name on the NES with games like this 1988 radio-controlled car racer. The isometric tracks wind around a fixed camera, and the player's truck has to finish in the top three against three rivals to advance. Weapons picked up on the course, including missiles and bombs, let the player knock opponents off the line.

Upgrades are the long-term hook: tires, engine, and top speed are boosted by driving over icons, and collecting letters that spell NINTENDO across several races earns a new vehicle. Puddles and oil slicks that send the car sliding add hazards. R.C. Pro-Am is often cited as an early example of the item-based kart racing that later became a genre, and Rare followed it with a sequel and a Game Boy version.

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How to Play Rc Pro Am

Click Play Now to launch Rc Pro Am directly in your browser — no downloads or plugins needed. Z accelerates, X fires collected weapons, and the arrows steer relative to the car's direction. You can also connect a USB or Bluetooth gamepad for a more authentic feel.

Save states let you save your progress at any point. Create a free account to sync saves across devices. Press F11 for fullscreen mode.

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How do I play Rc Pro Am?

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Is Rc Pro Am free to play?

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What console is Rc Pro Am for?

Rc Pro Am is a NES title. Our browser-based emulator lets you experience it exactly as it was on the original hardware — no console required.

What genre is Rc Pro Am?

Rc Pro Am is a racing game. It was made for the NES.

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