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ChoroQ can best be described as a CAR-PG – a slick combination of a fantasy style racer with the depth and story of a traditional role playing game. With its endless customization options, 160 crazy fantasy tracks and lengthy story mode you’ll never run out of things to do in ChoroQ.
In Japan, the steady release of Takara's ChoroQ games is just as inevitable as the annual winter monsoon season. The franchise name roughly translates to "yet another oddball game featuring tiny vehicles and questionable physics," and those in the Land of the Rising Sun have had no fewer than 700 or so different ChoroQ games to blister their thumbs on over the years. Here in the States we've only gotten a chance to experience these quirky niche games a handful of times. Read More »
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Also known as: Choro Q HG 4
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: November 27, 2003
Publisher: Atlus
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