The introduction of Sega Rally to the arcades in 1995 had a massive impact on the racing genre. Subsequent console rally games concentrated on a realistic simulation of the sport but their popularity, reflecting in sales, steadily dropped over the last decade. Now, Sega Rally is back and set to reinvigorate the genre with the vital ingredients that many of the modern racers lack – fun, character and beauty, with few rally games able to match its unique and rewarding experience. Rally’s dead, long live Sega Rally.

Alpine Environment It’s a crystal clear day high amongst the mountains. With views stretching to the horizon and miles of twisting roads and tracks, what better way than to spend it with the throttle pressed firmly to the floor? Whilst challenging five other cars in high speed races across tarmac and worn roads, through newly settled snow, over slush and dirty tracks the Alpine environment offers players many glorious track variations to get to grips with. Players will also discover that the Alpine environment is host to numerous details from graceful gliders flying on the thermals, to trains roaring over bridges, just as you’d expect to find on any Alpine mountain pass.

Tropical Environment

It’s a beautiful day in the Sega universe and where better to race than through the lush green jungles of Sega Rally. Players can jump behind the steering wheel of some of the fiercest rally cars and tear through the glorious jungle, race past ancient temples, exotic coastlines and through flooded paddy fields wearing nothing more that a grin from ear to ear. With mud flying everywhere and cars battling for position the Tropical location clearly demonstrates the unique track deformation technology of SEGA Rally. Within this environment, cars carve their way through the mud, sand and dusty tracks ensuring no two laps are ever the same.

Developed by Sega Racing Studio, Sega Rally is scheduled for release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC and PSP in September 2007. For more information, visit egarally.com.