Rock 'n Roll Racing released

<img align="right" src="http://www.the-nextlevel.com/news/0306/onlyrocknroll.jpg" alt="I know it's only rock and roll, but I like it">Today is a big day for rock 'n roll music, though it has nothing to do with any anniversary of The Beatles, The Kinks, either Elvises, or even ELO.

Rather, today marks the day that Blizzard releases Rock N' Roll Racing for the Game Boy Advance. For $29.99. Rated E.

"Rock N' Roll Racing was one of the first games that Blizzard developed, and we've received numerous requests to make the title available again," stated Mike Morhaime, Blizzard Entertainment president and co-founder. "We have extremely fond memories of the game, and we look forward to bringing it to a new generation of players."

Rock N' Roll Racing - the game where players race across six different planets in fully customizable cars and now has multiplayer via link cable - was first released on the SNES and Genesis and, despite its cheesy premise, was actually pretty good.

Hmm, multiplayer? How many, and further, how many cartridges?

Anyone know if they kept the ridiculous password saving system from the SNES version? That was the only thing that hampered an otherwise great gaming experience.

“Holy Toledo!”

Multiplayer only goes up to two, and each player needs a cart. The password system has been replaced by a battery save.