Clubsport (series)

Clubsport (クラブスポーツ Kurabusupōtsu) is a series of racing simulation video games developed by Skywing Interactive for Nintendo consoles. The series seeks to emulate the performance and handling characteristics of many real-life production, modified and racing cars.
==Titles==
===Main series===
Title 	Year released	Platform
Clubsport: The Real Driving Action	2000 	Nintendo 64
Clubsport: The Next Driving Phase 	2004 	Nintendo GameCube
Clubsport DS 	2008 	Nintendo DS
Clubsport All Stars 	2012 	Wii, Wii U
Clubsport Visions 	2016 	Nintendo 3DS
Clubsport Unlimited 	2020 	Nintendo Switch
Clubsport Universe 	2024 	Nintendo Switch (possibly)
===Spin-offs/Side series===
Title 	Year released	Platform
Clubsport Motorsports 	2003 	Game Boy Advance
Clubsport X 	2005 	Arcade
Clubsport Motorsports 2 	2006 	Nintendo DS
Clubsport Rally Rush 	2017 	Nintendo 3DS
Clubsport Drag Racing 	2018 	Nintendo 3DS
Clubsport Motorsports DX 	2021 	Nintendo Switch
Clubsport Competition Champions 	2022 	Android, iOS
Clubsport Presents: Drive at Home	2022 	Nintendo Switch
Clubsport Exceed 	2023 	Arcade
== Merchandise ==
In November 15, 2018, Clubsport collaborated with Uniqlo to produce shirts related to cars, making them the first official merchandise of the series. Clubsport also collaborated with McDonalds to produce Happy Meal toys in Japan to celebrate Clubsport Unlimited's 1st anniversary.
== Anime ==
An anime adaptation was first announced on November 2, 2022, featuring the main protagonist as the anime's representation of the player character in Clubsport video games. The title of the anime has been revealed, calling it "Clubsport: The Animation".
The name of the anime's main character, "Hiroshi Yamahata" was revealed on November 28, 2022. December 2, 2022 saw the release of the initial PV teaser. On January 5, 2023, the second PV trailer was revealed, featuring a red Corvette C8 on the YouTube thumbnail of the video. On February 21, 2023, Tokyo MX and BS11 will broadcast the anime. Team Kato and OLM, Inc. distributed it.
== Manga ==
In December 23, 2022, Clubsport announced a manga adaptation, the manga will feature dual protagonists "Hiroshi Yamahata" and "Ariya Yanagi" respectively, that aimed to become champions of the grand prix. Kodansha will publish the manga on January 17, 2023.
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