Nissan presents Over Drivin' GT-R
GAME » on December 20, 1996
A Japanese-only rework of the original game in the Need for Speed series, focused entirely on cars from Nissan.


Overview

Nissan presents Over Drivin' GT-R is a street racing game developed by Electronic Arts Canada and published by Electronic Arts (Company) for the Sega Saturn in Japan on December 20, 1996. An updated version of Road andamp;amp;amp; Track presents The Need for Speed, Over Drivin' GT-R replaces all cars with those manufactured by the Nissan Motor Company (Concept), primarily the Skyline GT-R series. It later received a port for the Sony PlayStation on October 2, 1997, known as Nissan presents Over Drivin': Skyline Memorial, which further reworks the car roster with the more vintage Skyline series.

Cars

Class C

Saturn Version

PS1 Version

Class B

Saturn Version

PS1 Version

Class A

Saturn Version

PS1 Version

Tracks

All tracks are identical to those in the PS1 and Saturn versions of Road andamp;amp;amp; Track presents The Need for Speed.

Simulations

These point-to-point courses are split into three segments, and has players dodging traffic while avoiding being pulled over by police.

  • City Simulation (Class C)
  • Ocean Simulation (Class B)
  • Alpine Simulation (Class A)

Tracks

These closed circuits have players running laps instead of segments, without any traffic.

  • Desert Track (Class C)
  • Mountain Track (Class B)
  • North Track (Class A)
  • Lost Vegas (Class A, hidden bonus track)

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