in 2010. The game features 3D-enhanced graphics, with a mounted pair of goggles used to view the effect. Tracks are set in real-life locations and are all based on race courses from previous Konami racing titles, including Enthusia Professional Racing and the GTI Club series. The game includes numerous licensed vehicles, which can be saved using Konami's e-AMUSEMENT Pass containing tuning and customization data. This game is Konami's answer to Sega's Initial D Arcade Stage 4 and Namco's Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune in terms of card-based games, or Taito's Chase H.Q. 2 in terms of sequels. Its opening theme "Take Me Higher" was composed (together with the system music) by Sota Fujimori and it was included on beatmania IIDX 18 Resort Anthem as a playable song. In addition, the game includes music from beatmania IIDX and Dance Dance Revolution series, as a form to promote another Konami arcade games. Game Modes Road Fighter Challenge - Basic Chase HQ-esque mode which offers the players visual upgrades and tuning points for cars. National Online Match - Online multiplayer against a single opponent. Losers can request a rematch. Winners earn "game points", which accumulate toward a ranking. Players who reach the top rank earn a medal. If a top-ranked player is defeated, the winner takes the medal. More medals earn special ranks. However, if the player loses all of their medals, they are demoted to a lower rank. Versus - Local multiplayer against up to three opponents (4-player). Players can use any of the cars on their e-Amusement Pass. Time Attack - Basic time attack mode. Due to online connectivity, there are national leaderboards, visible in-game. Event Mode - Special events held over a limited time period, updated through the internet. The events require specific cars and areas in order to race; otherwise the player will not be eligible for the event. Adaptation Road Fighter was one of the video games based for Manga titled Famicom Rocky published by Coro Coro Comics from 1985 to 1987. References External links Road Fighters 2010 official site 1984 video games Arcade video games Konami franchises Konami games MSX games Nintendo Entertainment System games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation 4 games Racing video games Vehicular combat games Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Wii U Konami arcade games Video games developed in Japan Hamster Corporation games