Let's Ride! Dreamer is an Adventure game, developed by Kritzelkratz and published by DTP Entertainment, which was released in 2005.
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Let's Ride! Dreamer is an Adventure game, developed by Kritzelkratz and published by DTP Entertainment, which was released in 2005.
Gallop Racer (known as "Gallop Racer 3: One and Only Road to Victory" in Japan) is part horse racing simulation, part action/arcade racer. When choosing horses for your stable, you have to take a lot of factors into account. For instance, is the horse a long or short distance runner? Does it do better on a dry track or a wet track? The factors appear to be endless at first.
GAME DETAILS Your Horse, Your Friend, Your Champion! It’s the ultimate dream, a horse to call your own. Learn what it takes to become a champion, keep your horse happy and fit by feeding, cleaning and riding him. Then get ready to compete. You’ll earn prestige, money to buy your horse treats, and unlock the ultimate dream horse! Select the horse of your dreams from three breeds and give your new foal a name Learn the basics of riding, jumping and caring for your horse Compete in events like cross country, dressage, and jumping Earn money to spend at the store and purchase riding outfits, equipment or special treats for your horse Earn prestige awards to unlock in-game bonuses, including an additional horse breed
Horse Life Adventures is the third game in the Horse Life series.
In Horse Life 2 the player can select his horse from seven different breeds and can take care of it, train it and take part in various competitions. The horse's behaviour is thereby depicted in a lifelike way in real-time. All competitions in the riding world such as dressage, show jumping and cross country are shown realistically. A gripping story really at-tracts the player to the screen and allows him to experience many differing tasks in a wide range of varied locations.
A horse racing simulator for the Famicom developed and published by Namco.
Winning Post comes to the Dreamcast for the first time (as well as returning to the PlayStation) with an update to Winning Post 4.
The final of three releases of Winning Post 2. Unlike the previous two, this one did not release on the Super Famicom.
Horse racing is back, this time with weird-ass cover art.