LEGO STUNT RALLY

Ever wondered when LEGO Stunt Rally was released on Windows? Well, wonder no more because we have the answer right here: 2001. That’s the year LEGO Stunt Rally was released on Windows, and it was also made by Intelligent Games Ltd, published by LEGO Media International, Inc., Noviy Disk, Eidos KK.

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Things to include in a brief:

-The game title

-The developers of the game

-The publisher of the game

-Other versions of the game

LEGO Stunt Rally, the 2001 release for Windows by Intelligent Games Ltd and published by LEGO Media International, Inc., Noviy Disk, Eidos KK, is a driving and racing game that simulates stunts and rally racing. It has a wide assortment of courses with varied challenges, from race tracks to stunt arenas and battle arenas.

LEGO Stunt Rally 2001 is one of the most amazing games I’ve ever played. It’s a 3D racing and driving game, similar to Gran Turismo, but with LEGO characters and vehicles. This Windows game was released by LEGO Media International, Inc., Noviy Disk, Eidos KK, and it was made by Intelligent Games Ltd. As you can tell from the company names, this game is from Russia.

LEGO Stunt Rally 2001 was one of the best games ever released on Windows. It was released on November 25, 2001 by LEGO Media International, Inc. This game could be run on Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, and if you have a 64-bit version of Windows then the game could also be run on it

It’s finally time for me to write about LEGO Stunt Rally, the 2001 Windows game that lets you race with miniature LEGO cars across over 50 tracks, and that’s so incredibly fun you’ll never want to stop playing. If you’re not familiar with this game, then I recommend checking out its Wikipedia entry. The most important thing is that it was developed by Intelligent Games Limited, which is a UK-based developer founded in 1999 and acquired in 2005 by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The company is well known for developing the TOCA Touring Cars series (through TOCA Race Driver) and the F1 series (through F1 World Grand Prix).