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Metropolis Street Racer: The Dreamcast Masterpiece Sega Couldn't Sell
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Metropolis Street Racer: The Dreamcast Masterpiece Sega Couldn't Sell

Released in November 2000, Metropolis Street Racer invented a racing game more demanding than Gran Turismo on pure driving technique. Twenty-six years later, Bizarre Creations' title remains proof that superior design alone never wins a platform war against a dominant ecosystem.

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