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R.C. Pro-Am II — stories left

Sentences written about this title, gathered by type from the Japanese and English Wikipedia articles (as of 2026-8-30).

Reception (6)

Reviewers praised the sequel's additional features and variety, while others found its gameplay unoriginal compared to the original and its contemporaries.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Introduction"

Nintendo Power praised the game's controls and upgrade options, which made the game strategic.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

The magazine criticized the difficulty as unfair, with aircraft hazards that gave players no reaction time in which to dodge attacks.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

Nintendo Magazine System praised the game overall and its multiplayer in particular, but felt that better games were available.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

For example, they criticized Rare for recycling the original game's audio.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

They criticized its lack of in-game music and current weapon indicators, and struggled to anticipate turns in the track in the game's angled perspective.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

People (3)

Critics lauded the multiplayer mode, which some said was a reason alone to buy the game.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Introduction"

In 1993, GamePro said that the game was better than its predecessor, but noted that the graphics and sound could have been better.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

Retrogaming magazine Retro Gamer said that R.C.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

Difficulty (1)

The magazine criticized the difficulty as unfair, with aircraft hazards that gave players no reaction time in which to dodge attacks.

(English)English Wikipedia"R.C. Pro-Am II"from "Reception"

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