Tokyo Highway Battle is a fast-paced racing game that lets players take control of 12 different cars, each with its own unique characteristics and upgrade options. The game features a variety of tracks set in Tokyo's roads and highways, recreated to resemble real-life routes.
One of the standout features of Tokyo Highway Battle is its "Drift" button, which allows players to take sharp turns faster and earn points for doing so. Players can also earn points by winning races against the computer or up to three CPU opponents, and use these points to upgrade their car and improve its performance.
The game's authenticity was ensured by Keiichi Tsuchiya, a racing champion from Tokyo, and Masaaki Bando, a top automotive expert from Japan. They lent their expertise to create realistic handling and physics for each vehicle in the game.