RC San

Author	Acclaim Studios
Folder Name	dino
Class	Electric
Rating	Amateur
Max Speed	33 mph (53 kph)
Battery Performance	52 mph (84 kph)
Acceleration	5,5 m/s²
Weight	1 Kg
Transmission type	4WD
Unlock	Bronze Cup

The RC San is one of many stock cars available in Re-Volt.

Performance

The RC San is a 4WD Electric powered car, classified under the Amateur class. Overall, the RC San performs quite well amongst competitors in its class and under. It has balanced top speed and handling, with exceptional acceleration to propel the car at a very fast speed during the start of a race, or when recovering from errors or obstructions. This car doesn't lack in grip, unlike the Sprinter XL.

Additional Information

• This car is not present in any of the various Re-Volt demos, however the carbox art shows the same car but with a different name 'Dynamo San'. This can be seen in "Re-Volt Demo\levels\frontend\carbox1.bmp" or opening the file "carinfo.txt".
• The player needs to complete the Bronze Cup championship and finish in first place to unlock this car.
• The car's name, 'RC San', is a play on what most Japanese people end short names with, disclosing pronunciation as 'RC Son'. In fact, the suffix "-san" is used to show respect for another person.
• A Japanese 'Rising Sun' is also present on the car, but with differently colored sun spokes.
• RC San is called "Ultra Kart" in RE-VOLT 2: Best RC 3D Racing.
• The japanese symbols in the hood (ウルトラ,Urutora) mean "Ultra", witch explain the chosen name by WeGo Interactive. In Re-Volt 2, these symbols were translated and written with common letters from the Latin Alphabet. The reason is unknown.
• The car's default data folder name is 'dino'
• The RC San is an Electric type car in the Amateur class with a 4WD drivetrain.
• RC San's top speed in the mode Junior RC is 33 kph and in Console, Arcade and Simulation 53 kph.

Gallery

<gallery> Rcsan.jpg|RC San box art. Dynamo_San.png|"Dynamo San" box art, as depicted in the demo's game files. Dynamo2.PNG|Another texture color for RC San found in Re-Volt Source Dynamo3.PNG|Ditto Lib3c.PNG|Concept art from Re-Volt Gallery by Paul Phippen. Lib3c_original.PNG|Same picture (colored) with original size.