Super Chase H.Q.

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Super Chase H.Q. ramps up the high-speed pursuit with more chaos and hazards than its predecessor. You chase down getaway cars through crowded streets using three turbo boosts to close the gap. Dodging oncoming traffic is just the start, bikes hurl firebombs, reckless drivers speed the wrong way, and crashing into them slings you into the air. Each target has quirks like a missile-launching criminal who strikes if you fall too far behind. Your car takes damage over time but collisions with random vehicles don’t count, adding tricky risk-reward layers to every run. The game keeps things fresh with varied criminal tactics and a scoring system that rewards surviving longer, minimizing damage, and conserving nitro. A stats screen after each round breaks down your performance while letting you toggle speed units between mph and km/h. Between chases you can read a short narrative tying the missions together, a rare touch for 1993 arcade ports. With its frenetic action and escalating threats, it holds up as a tense, replayable racer for fans of old-school SNES driving games.