Re: Top Viewed Driving Games

Started by guest4277, June 24, 2012, 16:08:54 PM

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Rogue Trooper

Quote from: "The Laird"I fixed that link for you as it didn't work

I think the POKEY music is far better myself  :10:

Yeah re-edited post so i removed link, they never seem to work when i type'em in, lol.Had more luck loading games on A8 tape than getting a youtube link to work sometimes...

TL

Quote from: "Rogue Trooper"
Quote from: "The Laird"I fixed that link for you as it didn't work

I think the POKEY music is far better myself  :10:

Yeah re-edited post so i removed link, they never seem to work when i type'em in, lol.Had more luck loading games on A8 tape than getting a youtube link to work sometimes...

You were missing the "?" from the link

Rogue Trooper

Quote from: "The Laird"
Quote from: "Rogue Trooper"
Quote from: "The Laird"I fixed that link for you as it didn't work

I think the POKEY music is far better myself  :10:

Yeah re-edited post so i removed link, they never seem to work when i type'em in, lol.Had more luck loading games on A8 tape than getting a youtube link to work sometimes...

You were missing the "?" from the link

Chances are it's this  sh*t keyboard! you'd think using a MS keyboard on a MS console would mean no issues, but keys are awful when it comes to response or lack of it.

TL

Another one I discovered recently, RC De Go on the Sony PlayStation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNzOtfQagZI

TL

[align=center:1hplcn3p]Just came across this interesting looking game for the PC on You Tube, where it differs a lot from many of the other games is that it's a top down motorcycle racer!

ASPAR GP MASTER (EGA) @Agamenon3.blogspot.com[/align:1hplcn3p]

WiggyDiggyPoo

One of the first I played, and still a great

Grand Prix Simulator on the Amstrad CPC:

Grand Prix Simulator (Amstrad CPC) - 1986

And the fantastic intro music:

Grand Prix Simulator Amstrad Title Music

TL

[align=center:38dvz4i4]YES! Agree 100% Grand Prix Simulator is excellent, I used to have the Speccy version but these days I really enjoy playing the excellent Atari 8-bit version:

Grand Prix Simulator for the Atari 8-bit family

Another brilliant one from Codemasters is BMX Simulator, which I believe was one of their best selling games!

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zapiy


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TrekMD

Those BMX games all look great!  And that motorcycle game looks pretty fun too! 

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TL


TrekMD

The Sprint series is a fantastic group of games be it on the arcade or a home version.  Now, here is one game that has not been posted yet that is lots of fun, Bump'N'Jump!  Here it is for the Intellivision...

[align=center:2cet52bc]BUMP 'N' JUMP (Intellivision) gameplay[/align:2cet52bc]

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TL

Ah yes, how can we forget Bump 'n' Jump, a great little game this. And here is another classic from around the same time:

[align=center:2mev1bl1]8-bit battles spy hunter[/align:2mev1bl1]

TrekMD

Ah yes, Spy Hunter!  Of course!  That's a nice video looking at all those versions too. 

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TrekMD

I can't believe that one of the grandfathers of top viewed racing games has not been added here!  None other than Indy 500 for the Atari 2600! Here it is along with some of the hacks that have been done to add more tracks...

[align=center:13ftm0ry]Atari 2600 - Indy 500

Atari 2600 Chris Cotter 9 Indy 500 Hack

Atari 2600 MoJoFLTR_27 Indy 500 Hack[/align:13ftm0ry]

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