Series
Sega Rally
A series of arcade-style off-road racing video games developed and published by Sega.
Racing
Driving
Simulation
About
The Sega Rally franchise is a celebrated series of rally racing games known for pioneering realistic surface physics. It includes key releases such as Sega Rally 2 (1998), Sega Rally 2006, and the 2007 series reboot Sega Rally. These titles brought competitive off-road racing from arcades to multiple home console generations.
Development of the franchise transitioned from Sega's internal AM3 division to external studios over its lifespan. Sega Rally 2 (1998) utilized Sega's Model 3 arcade board to introduce dynamic weather conditions and an expanded car roster, later receiving ports for the Dreamcast and Windows. After a hiatus, the series returned on the PlayStation 2 with Sega Rally 2006 (2006), which accompanied a rare promotional Sega Rally 2006 [Not For Sale] (2006) release. This iteration introduced a comprehensive career mode alongside a port of the original arcade game.
The franchise was modernized by the UK-based Sega Racing Studio for seventh-generation platforms. Released as Sega Rally (2007), this title featured real-time track deformation, where tires carved physical grooves into mud, gravel, and snow, directly affecting vehicle handling on subsequent laps. This release was also distributed in various hardware bundles as Sega Rally [Not For Resale] (2007). Across these titles, players piloted iconic licensed rally cars, including the Lancia Stratos and Subaru Impreza, across diverse global environments.
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