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EA's second NASCAR game, still without practical analog control, manufacturer branding (even on Fords), or Daytona International Speedway.
Revisional Differences#
NASCAR '99 had a re-release in 1999, much like NASCAR '98 had one in 1998. In addition to intro and title screen change, this version adds Dale Earnhardt, Jr's 1999 part-time #8 car (as replacement for Hut Stricklin, which coincidentally drove a number 8 car in 1998) and Homestead–Miami Speedway as a new track. It also removes the NASCAR 50th Anniversary logo from the game's selection menu.
Intro#
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Title Screen#
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The NASCAR series | |
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Papyrus/iRacing | |
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DOS |
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Electronic Arts | |
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PlayStation |
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PlayStation 2 |
NASCAR Thunder 2003 (Prototype) • NASCAR Thunder 2004 • NASCAR 06: Total Team Control |
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Nintendo 64 |
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GameCube |
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Xbox |
NASCAR Thunder 2003 (Prototype) • NASCAR Thunder 2004 • NASCAR 06: Total Team Control |
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Windows |
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Arcade |
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PlayStation Portable |
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Wii |
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Hasbro/Infogrames | |
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Game Boy Color |
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Eutechnyx | |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows |
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Dusenberry Martin Racing/704Games/Motorsport Games | |
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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows |
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Others | |
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NES |
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Nintendo 3DS |
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Related Games | |
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NES |
Days of Thunder (Beam Software) • Days of Thunder (Mindscape) |
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SNES |
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Plug & Play |
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PlayStation 3 |
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Xbox One, Windows |
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Xbox Series X/S, Windows |
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iOS, Android |
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