Well, there's really not much to this game, really. You drive your little remote control car around various tracks and try to collect items to improve your car. The tracks get harder as you go along, completing a track only after you have been in the top three finishers. You gather up tires, engines, amoung other components to improve your car. Also, collecting enough letters to spell "nintendo" upgrades your little car to a much improved remote control racer. You can also collect bombs and missles to destroy cars either in front of you (missles) or behind you (bombs). The graphics are consistant with nintendo's 8-bit configuration with little attention to detail. The sound does get on your nerves alot, but I've heard worse. This is not a hard game to master, and as mindless as it is I've caught myself spending many hours playing. That, to me, makes it a decent game. You can race completely against the computer or against another friend as well as the computer (there are four cars to every race). It's a lot more fun with a friend involved, especially with the bombs and missles. At least you can destroy your friend instead of just a computer.
RC Pro-Am was, as far as I can remember, the first car racing game that featured remote control cars.... if I am correct, it is also the first racing game to use missle attacks. These two facts in themselves make RC Pro... Read Full Review
How can you own a NES and not own RC Pro AM? This game just plain rocks! Out of all the NES games I own I find myself popping RC in on a regular basis! There are 3 different RC cars starting with the one you see on th... Read Full Review
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