This game was released after the controversial arcade version of Super Monaco GP, that in the game and opening cut scenes included many images of the Marlboro McLaren team, even though the game was not licensed by the FIA.
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(several other examples on the Sega CD were developed by Core Design and Clockwork Games such as Soulstar or The Adventures of Batman & Robin)
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Beyond the Limit was a very complex game for its time, despite sharing some similarities with Sega's own Super Monaco GP series.
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