Championship Pro-Am

Championship Pro-Am

Championship Pro-Am is a racing game published by Tradewest for the Sega Genesis, released in 1992. You control a remote-controlled car, racing on tracks with a focus on speed, handling, and precision driving. The game is a sequel to the classic R.C. Pro-Am, featuring new tracks, new cars, and improved graphics.

The gameplay involves steering your car, accelerating, and braking through courses, and you must also navigate through obstacles and collect power-ups to gain an advantage. The game includes multiple tracks, each with unique challenges and obstacles, and a championship mode where you compete in a series of races to become the champion.

A unique feature of Championship Pro-Am is the "upgrade" system – you can earn money from races to buy upgrades for your car, including better tires, engines, and shocks, which directly affect your car's performance. The game also features a "multiplayer" mode, where two players can compete against each other.

Championship Pro-Am is a solid racing game on the Genesis, praised for its upgrade system and the fun racing action, making it a solid racing game for the Genesis.