Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat

Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat is a 3-player racing game which made its debut on the arcade before its release for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992. The game bears a similar visual style and gameplay mechanics when compared to the more popular Super Off Road, as both games were developed by the same developer. The game features 5 cars racing simultaneously on a circuit composed of 15 races (on 14 different tracks) with racing elements such as crashes, pit stops, and fuel loss in the mix. Upgrades can be performed on a car after each race, with the amount of upgrades allowed depending on where the driver finished for that race.

Tracks

Phoenix

• Laps: 8

Vancouver

• Laps: 5

Indianapolis

• Laps: 8

Long Beach

• Laps: 5

Detroit

• Laps: 5

Pocono

• Laps: 8

Cleveland

• Laps: 5

Meadowlands

• Laps: 5

Toronto

• Laps: 5

Michigan

• Laps: 8

Lexington

• Laps: 5

Elkhart Lake

• Laps: 5

Monterey

• Laps: 5

Denver

• Laps: 5

Indianapolis

• Laps: 12