Big Run (11th Rallye version)

Released by Jaleco in 1989, Big Run is a pioneering pseudo-3D rally racing game for arcades based on the grueling Paris-Dakar Rally. Utilizing the large-format cabinets that were trending at the time, the game captures the intensity of a transcontinental race, challenging players to complete each stage across a vast desert within a set time limit. Its ambitious presentation, which uses detailed graphics to render complex terrain and changing weather conditions, vividly conveys the excitement of off-road driving to the player. As a title that symbolizes the diversity of arcade racing games from that era, it remains a bold and timeless challenge.

This game is a transcontinental racing title inspired by the "Paris-Dakar Rally," known as the most grueling race in the world. Starting in Paris, players will race across the magnificent African continent, navigating numerous challenges such as deserts and mountainous regions. You must conquer each stage while keeping an eye on the time limit, driving toward the final destination of Dakar.