Sega Rally Championship (Game Boy Advance)

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Sega Rally Championship
System(s): Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Dice
Distributor: Infogrames (EU)
Genre: Racing
Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code JP 2002-12-19 ¥5,800 (6,090)5,800 (6,090) AGB-P-AYLJ US 2003-03-12 AGB-P-AYLE EU 2003-05-02 AGB-P-AYLP
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Sega Rally Championship, called just Sega Rally (セガラリー) in Japan, for the Game Boy Advance is an entry in the Sega Rally series. Despite its name it is not a port of the original Sega Rally Championship nor is it the same game as Sega Rally Championship on the Nokia N-Gage. It was first released in Japan in 2002, with an international release a year later.

Sega Rally on the Game Boy Advance is extremely similar to Sega Rally 2, but is forced to make a number of sacrifices due to the weaker hardware of the system. It also has a slightly different car roster to take into account more recent World Rally Championships.

Gameplay

Cars

	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII
	The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII, was Mitsubishi's rally car of choice between 2001 and 2003. It follows previous Lancer Evolution models (several of which feature in Sega Rally 2), although unlike those, this model did not win any WRC titles.
	Subaru Impreza
	The Subaru Impreza, is one of the more famous rally cars to take part in the WRC, although in this game, a specific model is not listed. Subaru Imprezas won the WRC in both 2001 and 2003, this version appears to be based on the 2003 model.
	Toyota Corolla
	The Toyota Corolla likewise has no model name. It is likely based on the 2002 model, as Toyota pulled out of the sport in the 2003 season.
	Ford Focus RS
	The Ford Focus RS is presumably based on the model used in the 2002/2003 WRC, although its livery is that of the Ford Focus Rally Test Car, used before the car's entrance into WRC, and is also the livery used on the car's appearances on other games, such as the Gran Turismo series and Ford Racing 3, although those games also feature a white version of the livery.
	Peugeot 206 WRC 1999
	The Peugeot 206 WRC 1999, is the Peugeot 206 WRC car entered in the 1999 WRC. The Peugeot 206 WRC won the 2000 and 2002 WRCs (and the 2001 Manufacturers' Championship) but this particular 1999 model came much futher down the field.
	Lancia Stratos
	The Lancia Stratos comes straight from the original Sega Rally (as do two which follow below). They need to be purchased at the shop, which is perhaps odd as the Stratos features on the game's cover and title screen.
	Lancia Delta
	The Lancia Delta is also carried over from the original Sega Rally.
	Toyota Celica GT-Four
	The Toyota Celica GT-Four is also carried over from the original Sega Rally.

Production credits

• Executive Producer: Kenji Sasaki
• Designers: Kenji Sasaki, Toshio Yoshihara, Daisuke Ogawa
• Sound: Tai-hey
• Producer: Jun Taniguchi
• Special Thanks: Asako Miyajima, Hiroyuki Miyazaki, Hisakazu Nakagawa, Hitoshi Okuno, Kats Sato, Koji Kuroki, Nobunao Morita, Rena Kobayashi, Sarugakucho Inc., Satoru Ishigami, Takeshi Hiratsuka, Takuma Hatori

In cooperation with Dice Co., Ltd.

• Producer: Akihiro Saito
• Director: Takeo Nishiyama
• Production Manager: Jun Kawaguchi
• Chief Programmer: Ryota Tanaka
• Programmers: Tsuyoshi Kasagi, Koji Kuroki
• Chief Designer: Yoshihiro Murano
• Designers: Tomohiro Sato, Takashi Shishikura, Takeo Nishiyama, Yuji Kawarada, Yuko Nakamura, Takashi Kato, Mariko Yamada, Makoto Moriwake
• Sound: Shinichi Yamazaki
• Special Thanks: Akihiko Koseki, Kenji Ono, Satoshi Kitahara, Futoshi Yamauchi, Taiki Ono, Masahiko Goto
• Created by: Sega Rosso
• Original Game: Sega Rosso/Sega
• Presented by: Sega

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In-game credits

SOA Product Development

• VP of Product Development: Jin Shimazaki
• Localization Manager: Osamu Shibamiya
• Localization Producer: Jason Kuo

SOA Quality Assurance

• Director of QA: Deborah Kirkham
• QA Manager: Arnold Feener
• Project Test Lead: Demetrius Griffin
• Testers: Alex Irwin, Joe Mazel, Michael McMillan, Rudy Ramirez Jr.

SOA Entertainment Product Marketing

• VP of Marketing: Mike Fischer
• Product Manager: Noah P. Musler
• Public Relations Manager: Kirsten Merit, Bryce Baer
• Senior Advertising Manager: Caroline McNiel
• Senior Media Specialist: Teri Higgins
• Senior Strategic Relations Manager: Roxana Hui
• Creative Services Art Director: Robert Schonfisch
• Creative Services Project Manager: Matthew Shell
• Creatives Services Graphic Designer: Miles Steuding
• Creative Services Specialist: Arianne McCarthy

SOJ Manual Production

• Supervisor: Yoshihiro Sakuta
• Designer: Satoru Ishigami
• Editor: Asako Miyajima
• Translator: Asako Miyajima

Special Thanks

• Peter Moore, Takuma Hatori, Koji Kuroki, Richard Briggs, Cord Smith, Michael McCollum, Yosuke Moriya, Chase, Sandra Castagnola

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"Manual"

Magazine articles

Main article: Sega Rally Championship (Game Boy Advance)/Magazine articles.

Physical scans

Game Boy Advance, US
Cover

Game Boy Advance, EU
Cover
Cart

Game Boy Advance, JP
Cover

External links

• Sega of Japan catalogue pages (Japanese): Game Boy Advance