Boku no Choro-Q
Instead of the usual racing games that are featured in the Choro Q series, this time the player control a boy in a collection of mini games: Driving a truck to avoid that some workers get hurt, be a…
7 March 2002
Boku no Choro-Q is a video game developed by Takara, released 7 March 2002 on PlayStation.
What Boku no Choro-Q is
Boku no Choro-Q was developed by Takara and released in 2002. It is available on PlayStation only.
The premise, in the publisher's words
Instead of the usual racing games that are featured in the Choro Q series, this time the player control a boy in a collection of mini games: Driving a truck to avoid that some workers get hurt, be a firefighter and help putting out a fire in a building, drive a train, solve a question mini game, etc. In the game the player will drive different vehicles to solve the different mini games. There are infinite trial in each mini game, and when the player pass one he can choose one of the other mini games. This a game specially designed for young audiences but everyone can play it.
What it launched against
Boku no Choro-Q launched on 7 March 2002, within three weeks of Resident Evil (2002), Resident Evil, Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast and Heroes of Might and Magic IV.
Released around the same time: Resident Evil (2002), Resident Evil, Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast, Heroes of Might and Magic IV.
Quick answers
Boku no Choro-Q — frequently asked questions
When did Boku no Choro-Q come out?
Boku no Choro-Q was released on 7 March 2002 for PlayStation.