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The Year
is 2021.
The world
has seen better days. War and pollution have eliminated large segments
of the human population and have turned most of the large cities on earth
into abandoned wastelands. To allow the survivors to travel between the
remaining population centers, special speed bikes have been created to
travel at lightning speeds along the highways. Equipped with a spherical
force field, these bikes allow the rider precise control during extremely
high speeds. This invention started a whole new sport known to some simply
as Scorcher.
You begin the game at the kids' track, and work your way through the championship
until you reach The Spiral, the final race...
In this
site, you'll find everything related to Scorcher,
the truly-original arcade-styled futuristic racing game, on the Sega Saturn
or PC platforms.
Where
the menus will take you :
| Updates |
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Site
updates. If you frequent this site, check here first. |
| The
Game |
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Information
on the game itself. For the new guy who has no idea what Scorcher is. |
| Interview |
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A
brief interview with Jesper Kyd - contributor to the game. |
| Multimedia |
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Music,
game movies, etc. |
| Game
Guide |
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Tricks for both the PC and Sega Saturn versions of Scorcher. |
| Links |
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Other
sites related in some way or another to Scorcher. |
| Credits |
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Site
and original game credits. |
The Demo :
If itching to see what the game is like without having to go through this site (Though I recommend you do), a two-level playable DOS demo is available here. [3.99 mb]
**Note: Requires at least a 60 mhz machine, DOS 5.0 or higher, and 8 mb of RAM. Runs in Windows '95/'98.
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