Is Super Off Road [SNES] Worth Playing Today? - SNESdrunk 

With all these SNES ROM improvements, surely there’s a way to make 4-Player Super Off Road for SNES a reality.

Underrated GEM of a game. Co-op Campaign mode? Cash prizes? 16 tracks? Good music? YES

3:14 "Huevos Grande" Lol

You’re the only one uploading fresh content during my morning commute, so grateful for that.

The most fucked up thing about the SNES version of Super Off-Road is they removed Ivan Stewarts from the game and replaced him with Mickey Thompson, a (then) recently murdered off road racer, more so they did it without the family's permission and still gave all the royalties to Stewarts!!!

Tim Follin did a banging rendition of the old Toyota "I love what you do for me" jingle on the upgrade screen. That's enough of a reason to play this right here

There was a GameCube port of this included in the Midway Arcade Treasures 2 compilation. My understanding is that that version was a faithful port of the original arcade release and if memory serves it supported 4 players. Me and a couple of friends discovered this beauty for the first time around 2008 and had great fun.

How to enjoy a good morning: -Get a cup of coffee -Listen to five seconds of SNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN. :D

Dude! Your vids are PERFECT! Just long enough to get a good feel for a game without going too overboard. Zero fluff. Love it! Keep up the great work!

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Ohhhh maaan, this game and Baja take me waaay back. One of the very first arcade games I've ever played. I absolutely love this damn game, and you know what else? I absolutely love this damn channel too! *You* have a great rest of your day too, brother.

I play this with my wife all the time. When we were dating we bonded over this game so it's fond memories for me. Good stuff

New vid from 3 of my fav channels, SNESdrunk comes first.

4:07 OK that is some genuinely impressive abuse of Mode 7. I can't think of another SNES racer which actually had rolling terrain like that.

Got a lot of fun with this game back at the 90s

I believe L and R on the SNES version do 'sharp' turns. Should give you the edge to only lose to 1 cpu instead of 2 :)

There's a single-screen, top down racer called Battle Cross that has a similar feel to Super Off-Road (with some battle elements added) and supports up to 5-players. It's Japan only, but pretty easy to navigate. Recently played it with some friends and highly recommend it.

It's awesome that you mentioned Funcoland. I used to work there, the days before GameStop. I was lucky to preview so many new games and enjoy the classics. Love the channel.

This is one of my favorite arcade games, ever. I could play for hours on a quarter in my prime, as the red truck, of course. And, I swear, that silver truck would drive at light speed if you're in the lead.

I don't care about being first or second or whatever. I just want to say that I had a blast playing Super Off-Road back in the day.

Off Road and Off Road Baja was my favorite growing up. My brothers and I spent hours playing those 2 games!!!

The fact it has Toyota commercial music in it is good enough for me.

I love this game! My parents used to own a candy store/coffee shop when I was a kid and we had this, NBA jam and rampart in the back. When we were closed I could open the games up and play for free and to this day they are some of my favorite games ever.

Cool I just bought this game last month because I forgot I missed playing it so much! Nice to see a review of it!

I used to have this on the PC and did get to play it on the SNES when I rented it out a few times as a kid and absolutely loved it!

I loved this game as a kid, amazing soundtrack and hours of fun. Me and my wee bro battled it out all the time 10/10. Love your content as well always fresh and enjoyable 👌🏻😊

Awesome video. I remember this game being played grown ups all the time at my local arcade way back when.

When my brother and I were kids, our dad would sometimes take us to basketball games at the university. During half-time we'd leave the gymnasium and wander the halls of campus. Our favourite place to go was a small arcade. I don't remember what else was there, I think there may have been a pinball table or two, but what really caught out interest was the Super Off Road arcade machine. The three of us would drop in a bunch of quarters and have a grand old time.

This brings back memories. Back in junior high, my best friend and I would always stay at each other's houses and play this and Super C all night.

Memories indeed. I remember "The Baja" being part of what convinced me to take the plunge and ask my folks for a SNES as a kid (and get it I did, with that game as a rental!), and later I ended up with a copy of this one as well! Heh, I totally remember misinterpreting some line in the manual to where I thought this game had an ending. I was wrong, of course, but MAN did I last a while before I finally scored that second fourth-place finish that took me out of the game for good.

I remember this game being in so many arcades back in the 90s. It was a lot of fun! I think I played it once on Sega Genesis through the Sega channel cartridge as well

I absolutely love this game! It's one of my favorite racing games of all time! I used to play it all the time as a kid...and I still do!

Would be funny to see Al Unser's Road to the Top

I remember playing off road at the local bowling alley since it had a steering wheel and gas pedal witch was cool when you where a kid to pretend to drive, oh the nostalgia is crazy here

I loved this game. I played it on the cool arcade cabinet with steering wheel and on a friend's DOS PC.

I constantly played this game with my older brother as a kid. Absolutely loved it at the time.

Ahhhh... I remember going to Blockbuster video on Fridays and renting games like this for the weekend. The nostalgia!

One of my big childhood games. I don't know how many times I rented this game, but the music was etched into my brain. It's a bit unfortunate top-down "Super Sprint" style games faded out by the time the sequels were in development, but it was understandable due to technology marching on.

A lot of fun and funny memories playing this game with friends. This soundtrack is just so good.

It wasn't too bad, but Super Off-road 'The Baja' was something special.

Any body who lived in Kuwait during the 90's would remember this game in the Future Kids Arcade. You always bring back the best memories of childhood!

My Dairy Queen near my house as a kid had this game in the back. I loved it to death but hadn't seen it in maybe 20 years or so until finding in recently again in a barcade in my hometown during a trip. It's incredibly fun and visceral as an arcade game, because you can go crazy spinning the steering wheels when you turn. I can confirm the ports are pretty good too, though. I've got it on Game Gear and it's actually quite decent even there.

I have this game on Midway Arcade 3 for PS2. Enjoyed it a lot as a kid.

Awww yeah, this was a classic on the NES for me and my brother. My local arcade also installed an Offroad cabinet and MAN is it fun

Weird memory but I spent a lot of time on greyhound buses in my 20s and always wound up spending a lot of time on layovers at the Seattle downtown greyhound station where they had a very abused OffRoad cabinet that I would always pump a lot of quarters into so this game gets associated with a lot of strange and interesting memories for me.

I used to have the NES port of this game as a kid. And there was a boardwalk arcade I would go to every time my family took a trip to the beach. And the arcade version of Off-Road was there. And I played all of the time. I probably spent 50 bucks in quarters on this arcade game in my youth making sure my initials were at the top of the high scores screen.

One of my all time favorites. This was and will ALWAYS be worth playing!!

Thank God you don't do a deal with the devil (Raid : Shadow Legends)

Speaking of the music in this port, the old "I love what you do for me Toyota" jingle is in there.

Wow this takes me back, what a great nostalgic game!

Woah, I've actually never heard of 'Brutal: Paws of Fury'! By the way - those car sprites/animations look really good

I have always loved these top-down racers. Super Off-Road, Super Sprint, even stuff like RC Pro-Am and Micro Machines...Radical Psycho Machine Racing and Rock 'n Roll Racing for the SNES.. I miss games like these.

One of all time favorites. Awesome in the arcades

Agree that this game seemed to be everywhere back then, especially the arcade version. It wasn't just in arcades, but also pizza restaurants and other places. And as SNES drunk says, that gray truck does appear to give the most trouble. Just looking at the video, I am questioning why does that gray truck move so fast and not even the slopes and turns appear to make it slow down?

I loved this game, it was one of the first games i stayed up overnight to play with a friend.

I only played the NES version, but man we played it at sleep-overs all night and it was awesome!

God id nearly forgotten this game. Played it so much as a kid.

You have a great rest of your day as well, good sir!

I still have this game. A part of my childhood.

Me and my bro loved super off road, that's why we love rock'n racing off road dx on switch

I remember this game 30 years ago. I had the game genie and you could do an infinite nitro cheat code. Really cool game. Thanks for uploading

I lived down the street from that old funco land. Would always window shop there after the family ate at O.C.B...:)

as a kid, i lost a baby tooth turning the steering wheel of an off road arcade cabinet with my mouth. it was at the top of the seattle space needle

You really remember those Paws Of Fury ads huh lol and this is the racing truck game I couldn't think of!!!! Thought I played this on regular Nintendo!! That's how young I was!

4 player adapter was called the 'multi-tap' back in the day. My bro purchased the limited edition Bomberman version of it which was really cool. Like you say, this game came out before it so no support which is a shame.

I first played this in my local arcade a year ago, its alot of fun

I LOVE Super Off Road! It's not a blockbuster by any stretch, but it's a solid game, and it was always a great rental title to get for the weekend when the new games got taken on Saturday morning. I always enjoy playing it from time to time as it definitely has that "pick up and play" mechanic to it. I'd like to see a new one in this style sometime!

I remember playing this in arcades. My friends and I were always all over the track because the steering was so sensitive.

Me and some friends had some good times renting 'The Baja' once or twice. We thought it was funny how the when you make a big jump, using a nitro I think, the announcer would yell "ARRIBA!"

One of the first games I rented for the SNES. I always liked it.

First summer after high school graduation I worked as a lifeguard at Hurricane Harbor and my mom was the Food & Bev director for Six Flags Magic Mountain so I was able to go to this silent auction in the Games department and I won several arcades. I got Off Road (with the 3 steering wheels), X-Men and PAC Man. I almost won the Simpsons. Plus I only paid $450 for all 3!!

I thought this game was a dream! I remember seeing this at a birthday party as a child.

This game looks like so much fun that I'm going to go play with my Micro Machines!

It's worth it only for Tim Follin's music!

Tim and Geoff Follin could make any game rock. Same goes for Tommy Tallarico and Yuzo Koshiro. I did like Off Road: The Baja though. That scrolling was actually a textured polygon (or some trick that made it appear that way) instead of just your typical scaling sprite-based track like Outrun et al.

I can't remember if we used to rent this game or we bought it but I know I played this ALOT and man was it fun!

this game really is seemingly everywhere isn’t it? right now it is seemingly inside of the storage tote that i carry my snes and its accompanying games in. i don’t even remember buying or being gifted it as a kid.

My school had the arcade for this in our cafeteria in 1999 and we played the hell out of it.

I had this game and it was a blast playing two player. Once you get maxed out upgrades, it becomes easier, but the ai is really tough

Your still churning out gold reviews me boy. This one is a great start. For the new year. Doooo it Drunk.

I loved this game as a kid. ^^

I believe the popularity/lack of much popularity this channel fits the content perfectly.

I've probably said it before, but, best intro ever lol

Tim Follin's music is always amazing. Totally made this game even better.

Check out Valfaris, it’s on Steam and current consoles. It’s a pixel game that looks amazing and it’s old school NES hard. It’s challenging yet rewarding and beautiful to look at.

Hey! My brother won a copy of this from a Nintendo Power contest! Neat.

Enjoyed the video. This brought back great memories. Hey Snesdrunk, i was wondering if you remember the name of the arcade game where you were a wrestler and it was 1st person like punch out. I have tried googling every assortment of words i can think of and cant seem to find any info on it. I figured i would ask some of you video game experts who i watch every week. Someone somewhere has to have played this thing lol

This game is so awesome! I wish there was some kind of a remake for the modern hardware that utilizes the same gameplay mechanics with some improvements and additions!

I loved this game as a kid in the arcade anytime I saw it I would put my quarters in and play

Will you talk about the other 4x4 game in this series? Super Off Road The Baja, is a decent fun little game and cheap too! I bought it because the cover with the Toyota Baja truck looked amazing

The arcade version of this was great. One of my favorites.

I love that you mentioned FunkoLand. I loved that store. RIP FunkoLand.

In the 90s, I found a glitch in the SNES version where if you have a game genie on it and no codes or the switch off, the gray truck isn't crazy fast and the yellow truck just fidgets around.

Along with this game......Turbo Outrun was one of my favourite games......never saw a good port of it though.

Woh. Never noticed the "Huevos Grande" when I played that game as a kid. LMAO. ^_^

I always upvote this game.. Whether is the c64.. The nes version or the snes version

I used music and sound effects from this game in my Ray Leonard video, great sound in this game.

I'm not the biggest fan of racing games in this perspective, as they're always a challenge to control, and Super Off Road is no exception. However, it does a decent job once you've spent some time with it, and I love the animation of the trucks bouncing around over the various bumps on the track. It's a great representation of off road trucks in a simple presentation. I really wish this game was a little easier, or at least offered an easier mode, as winning money and upgrading your truck is fun, but this is one of those games where the faster you go, the easier it to make a mistake. The AI is just brutally difficult. This is one of those games I come back to every so often because I remember how fun it can be, only to play it for a relatively short time before getting completely frustrated by the overly difficult AI. Maybe I give up too easily, but I like to win a race every so often. As it is, just navigating around the track without crashing or over-steering is enough of a challenge in itself.

Total length of video: 335 secs. Total length of "SNES Drunk": 5.5 secs. 1.64% of the video was spent listening to "SNES Drunk".

i think it's my 3rd favorite racing game on the snes. f-zero, mario kart, super off road