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Nintendo Racing 112 (model CTG-CR112)	Consoles	Japan	1978	name company company_name specs tabs photos adverts screenshots comments oc_id source Racing 112 (model CTG-CR112) /companies/nintendo Nintendo label value NAME Racing 112 (model CTG-CR112) label value MANUFACTURER Nintendo label value ORIGIN Japan label value YEAR 1978 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE Car racing games (112 combinations) label value KEYBOARD Steering wheel with a gear shift + two detachable dial controllers label value CPU Unknown label value GRAPHIC MODES Unknown label value COLORS yes label value SOUND Internal speaker? label value SIZE / WEIGHT Unknown label value I/O PORTS RF TV video output label value POWER SUPPLY 9v, 100mA label value PRICE 5000 yens (Japan, 1978) photos adverts software title subtitle text image RACING 112 Thanks to [Taro Hino](http://homepage.mac.com/taro_hino) for this picture null title subtitle text image WITH PADDLES These detachable paddles are used for two player games. null title subtitle text image CONTROL PANEL This control panel and its different switches is supposed to offer 112 game combinations! But the game stays basicaly the same: one or two players racing car game... null title subtitle text image BACK null title subtitle text image COMPLETE SYSTEM null title subtitle text image BOX null title subtitle text image JAPANESE ADVERT (1978) Thanks to [ITSR'S NES ARCHIVE](http://www.atarihq.com/tsr/) for this picture null title subtitle text image SCREENSHOT One player game null title subtitle text image SCREENSHOT 2 Two players game null author date text Silvergunner (UK) Tuesday 22nd February 2005 Not really any infomation ABOUT the system... I just wanted to say that on Wario Ware (Original Version) there is a version of this on. You're only playing it for 3 seconds, like... 745 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230613152926/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=745 2023-06-13

This original system from Nintendo offers car racing games. To move your car you use the steering wheel and gear shifter. This must have been impressive in 1978. Arcade game at home!

Two detachable paddles (dials) can also be used for two-players games, each player control his car with the dial, acceleration being automatic in two players games. Several switches on the control panel are used to select games and difficulty settings. Overall, 112 game combinations are possible, hence the name of the system!

According to some sources, the Racing 112 was also marketed by Sony...

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Thanks to Taro Hino for this picture

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