Відео

First Person View

Cockpit View

Internal Camera

First Person View

Cockpit View

First Person View

First Person View

Cockpit View

Internal Camera

First Person View

Inside View

Internal Camera

Cockpit View

Cockpit View

In-Car View

First Person View

In-Car View

Head Cam View

Bonnet View

Bonnet View

In-Car View

Oh heck yes, I remember playing it a whole lot when I was younger! Always found it really satisfying to play.

Inside Car Mode

Inside View

Inside Car With Dashboard

In-Car Cam

Cockpit View

In-Car View

Cockpit View

Peek dreamcast vibes

I immediately recognized one of the cars shown because I have the Re-Volt mod of it from a challenge car pack. Said challenge for that modded version being very wide and front heavy, so it quickly dips nose-ward when in the air.

WipeOut at home:

The artwork on the pcjr is more reminiscent of the other 8-bit computer versions. The Sega version is typical Japanese with cutesy style graphics. I actually prefer the pcjr version.

I remember playing a demo on my dad's old work laptop that could barely run anything. But it still stayed on my mind amidst all the other scifi racers and somewhat recently played the full version. It really wasn't a Rollcage clone like I remembered but had like futuristic 60's F1 cars with decently realistic handling combined with futuristic rollercoaster tracks and weapons. Takes a bit to get used to, arcade and sim racing experience both help.

Bonnet View

Badass racing game, would also be perfect as a coin op racing game!

Never heard of this one, pretty cool game.

I played this game in 2004. It was interesting because this was probably Hot Wheels' first attempt at creating a Sim racing video game. Hot Wheels are normally known for arcade action racing of their toy car merchandise.

There was a dark version of this game, where the cars were licensed. Some notable cars would be: The McLaren F1 LM, the Ferrari F40, the Jaguar E-Type, or the Mercedes 300 SL Gull Wing. Of course. The rest of the licensed cars could only be seen in "idle" mode. However, the rest of the licensed cars were 4 classic low-power compact cars: the FIAT 500, the VW Beetle, the Citroën 2CV and even a Trabant 601. The others were the karts and the F1 cars.

Excellent game.

The thing added in damage its that now car can deform with vertex damage, however they make damage less sensitive so you rarely loss a tire

I still have this game

This one feels a bit like that one "unusual" rally game with aliens and castles in the desert

FinalBurn Neo also has System 24 support! It might be worth looking into as an alternative to MAME for this hardware

"derp" in 2023 is exquisite.

1:31: This RPM meter HUD style looks like identic than the Alfa 155 in Assetto Corsa.

Whatever music they stole for this (presumably) is really good. The melody sounds a bit like Sky Babylon from Sonic Riders

Another 50hz based unity game?

DXVK avoids a lot of the map crashes in this one, if not all of them