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Baja Buggies

Baja Buggies

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Descr: Baja Buggies is a desert-themed racing video game written by Dan Ugrin for the Atari 8-bit family. It uses a third-person, 2.5D perspective. The game was originally developed and sold as Night Rally by Arcade Plus before the company folded, then it was revamped and published as the first release from Gamestar. Wikipedia
Initial Release Date: 1982
Platform: Atari 8-bit family
Genre: Racing Video Game
Publisher: GameStar

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