Tonka Raceway

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DevelopersMedia Station (Windows)
Morning Star Multimedia (GBC)
ReleaseNovember 1999 (Game Boy Color)[1]
Tonka Raceway
DevelopersMedia Station (Windows)
Morning Star Multimedia (GBC)
PublisherHasbro Interactive
PlatformsWindows
Game Boy Color
ReleaseNovember 1999 (Game Boy Color)[1]

Tonka Raceway is a 1999 video game developed by Media Station and published by Hasbro Interactive. The game is for ages 5 and up.[2]

In Tonka Raceway, players are welcomed by Tonka Joe, who introduces the game world of racing and customization. The game begins with a choice among 37 whimsical vehicles, ranging from dump trucks to alienmobiles, each ready to drive on a variety of tracks. Players can race against the clock, Team Tonka, or a friend in multiplayer mode. Victories yield prize money, which can be spent on performance upgrades like engines and tires. For those inclined toward creativity, a simple track editor allows players to design their own raceways. The game also supports importing custom vehicles from Tonka Garage.[3]

Development

The game was developed by Media Station, a company founded in 1989.[4]

Reception

References

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