The NES had some late-generation gems and R.C. Pro-Am II is one of them. It's a solid racing game with good controls, decent cameras (or whatever you'd refer to the screenscrolling back in the day), and an interesting vehicle and weapon upgrade system.

Get the buckshots first. This way you can earn some cash while slowing down your opponents at the same time. You might have to swerve to catch the moneybags flying out of your rival's cockpit, and don't forget to pick up letters, ammo, and nitro boosters along the way.

You can upgrade the engine for more speed and the tires for more responsive handling. They also sell bombs and missiles at the Model Shop between rounds so you can destroy your competition that way. Don't worry nobody died-- these are RC cars! They come back to life in a few seconds. There's even 2 bonus games: a dragrace and a monster truck tug-of-war.

Both the original and sequel are great, but RC Pro-Am II supports up to 4 players. Score! Could you see an RC-Pro Am reboot in the future? Start a dialogue in the comments.