American Speedway (set 1)
Enerdyne Technologies Inc. • 1987


American Speedway is an overhead racing game released in 1987 by Enerdyne Technologies Inc., published under the PGD label. Two players compete against each other on a race track using dial controls to maneuver their vehicles. The gameplay focuses on navigating turns and positioning for optimal speed, with the goal of finishing first. The game’s technical specifications include Zilog Z80 processors and a Yamaha YM2151 sound chip, contributing to its distinct audio experience. Upon initial startup, the high score table displays “PGD” and “ETI” as the default names, acknowledging the involvement of both companies in the game's creation. American Speedway offers a straightforward racing challenge for two players, providing a competitive environment within a top-down perspective.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Enerdyne Technologies Inc.
- Year
- 1987
- Players
- 2
- Genre
- Driving / Race Track
- Display
- raster
- Emulation status
- good
- MAME ID
- amspdwy
Machine data derived from the MAME project.