Out Run
He soon followed with the 3D-esque third-person shooter game "Space Harrier" later that year. Showing his interest in Ferraris, Suzuki created the driving simulator "Out Run", which was released in 1986. Although it didn't officially feature a Ferrari, the player controlled a car that looked almost exactly like one. "Out Run" offered players a wide variety of driving paths and routes to complete the game, adding elements of nonlinear gameplay and increasing replay value. It also featured a radio with three songs to choose from as players drove through the wide variety of landscapes. At the Golden Joystick Awards, "Out Run" was awarded the Game of the Year award.