Presented at the 1998 European Computer Trade Show and later at the 1999 Nintendo Space World show, the Nintendo 64 version, developed by Eden Studios and entitled V-Rally: Edition '99, was released in Europe on 11 December 1998, and in North America on 15 September 1999. It features several improvements over the original, including a revised physics engine for better vehicle feel and control, alongside updated vehicles based on the 1998 World Rally Championship. The game fits in a 96-megabit cartridge, but does not feature any music during gameplay. The Nintendo 64 version generally received more positive reviews in Europe than in North America. Criticism was targeted at its late draw-in graphics and floaty car physics, but some critics highlighted the fact that the game features more than 50 tracks. IGN remarked that the North American version would have been judged differently one year earlier, when well-received Nintendo 64 racing games such as World Driver Championship or Beetle Adventure Racing had yet to be released.