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Rollcage Released

March 25, 1999: Psygnosis announces the release of Rollcage, its ultra-destructive, three hundred and sixty degrees, no rules racing game.

Rollcage Released hits the March 1999 news desk on March 25, 1999. Psygnosis announces the release of Rollcage, its ultra-destructive, three hundred and sixty degrees, no rules racing game.

Nothing less than the fastest, most explosive and outrageous game on wheels, Rollcage is available now in stores everywhere for an estimated retail price of $49.99, for the PC CD-ROM. A non-stop battle for road supremacy, Rollcage brings 20 tracks: 10 league tracks, 3 tracks designed specifically for multiplayer gaming, 1 practice track and a variety of ultimate skill hidden tracks in 4 unique racing environments, taking the action away from familiar climbs and off to strange new worlds, where the. The only real test starts now. Boxes, demos, patches, and downloads do not mean much until players start hammering on them.