February 28^th, 2006 (7:32pm) - Konami today announced that Street Supremacy for the PSP has shipped to retail stores nationwide. Redefining the traditional street racing game, Street Supremacy features a unique wireless multi-player battle, customizable licensed vehicles and the use of Spirit Points, making this RPG-style team-based title a must-have for PSP system and racing fans alike.

Developed by Genki, Street Supremacy steps away from conventional racing by utilizing Spirit Points to determine the winner instead of traditional first, second and third place categories. To be victorious and increase team loyalty, recruit other drivers and dominate the streets, players compete to deplete their rivals’ Sprint Points. Points are depleted as drivers force their competition to run into walls, other cars or fall behind other racers -- doing whatever it takes to win.

Divided into 15 areas, two teams speed through Tokyo’s traffic-filled streets to dominate the game map with individual races between the different players. By earning points for each victory, players can judge how they stack up against their rivals and pick their competition from the player roster as they look to seize territories.

Street Supremacy’s intense racing action takes full advantage of the PSP system’s wireless functionality by letting gamers compete against a second player in the Vs. mode for a gripping head-to-head racing experience. Further adding to the game, players can modify cars, such as Nissans, Mitsubishis and Subarus, with new exhausts, paint jobs and spoilers to intensify the overall street racing experience and shave seconds off that final lap.

Street Supremacy is rated "E" for Everybody by the ESRB and has an SRP of $29.99.