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<h2>Overview</h2><p>Dirt Racer is a polygonal racing game from MotiveTime and Elite Systems. It is one of a handful of SNES games to use the <a href="/super-fx-chip/3015-7544/" data-ref-id="3015-7544">Super FX chip</a> to create 3D models for its gameplay, along with other Super FX-supported games like <a href="/star-fox/3030-3984/" data-ref-id="3030-3984">Star Fox</a> and <a href="/stunt-race-fx/3030-19991/" data-ref-id="3030-19991">Stunt Race FX</a>. It was released exclusively in Europe in 1995.</p><p>The player can use one of three vehicles for each race: a speedy buggy that is harder to control, a monster truck that handles well but moves slow, and an all-rounder stock car vehicle. Players can take part in a League or a Tournament, and their progress is saved by a password system. The game has five different tracks in total and supports up to eight players, though only two can play at once.</p><p>A novel feature of the game is an indicator in the top corner that tells the player whether they are winning or losing a race; this is represented by a smiley face that changes depending on the player's situation. All races are one-on-one, so the player can only ever be first or last.</p>