AutoXmachine have you played both F1: World Championship Edition and the american version Formula One (6:00)? they look the same except for the HUD placement, is there any other difference?
+14catorce Formula one was released in Europe as simply F1. The championship edition was supposed to be an upgraded version I suppose. I always found F1 (or Formula one) to be a better game. Espescially in sound and attention to some details... And it had battery black-up saves as well. :)
kawasaki Superbike and F1: Championchip from DOMARK were amacing!!! full 3D graphics with background rotation, and super smooth without any chip agreed!!!! Megadrive have 3D potential
The Domark games look amazing, but they cheat like hell for it. Rotation is just a little skew effect the Genesis hardware can do, the road is a pretty ordinary linescroll road, and the polygonal scenery is... well, it's polygonal, but the way points are calculated is pretty weird. On the other hand, they do have a lot of real scaling sprites all over the place (that's not cheated at all, that's real), and it's all much smoother than in Road Rash, too. ...and there isn't too much advantage to doing it "the clean way," look at Hard Drivin' or the other polygon games on the machine like LHX Attack Chopper, which don't cheat one bit graphically and pay dearly for it. :D The machine does have potential though -- someone was working on a "port" of Starfox to an expanded Genesis, and they got it rendering surprisingly smooth with proper all-range 3D, it was really neat.
+null1023 The Lankhor/Domark games don't "cheat" but do exactly what they do & rock! The tilting effect is welcome & provides a better immersion, the 3D sceneries provide a certain depth & the real sprites scaling (present in F1 & Kawasaki Superbike Challenge but not in F1 World Championship Edition) definitely put these games on the top for their time (beyond any SNES counterparts). The Road Rash games are different kind of beasts since some sprites have animations (punches; kicks...) & the overal game engine is specific to these games (& also Skitchin') with a somehow "noisy" scaling but still clean & efficient enough to bring a nice experience which was quite impressive for its time (&, again, something you don't see on SNES. The only similar SNES game I can think of is Super Mad Champ &, lol, no comment ^^'). Lastly the full 3D Mega Drive games have, for most of them, decent frame rate for their time. Some of the best includes Race Drivin', F22 Interceptor or F-15 Strike Eagle II, all good games still quite recommendable (& something that the SNES can't achieve without any additional chip in cartridge). So yeah, the Mega Drive has potential which was already very well exploited but can still be pushed further. The Starfox homebrew is pretty nice but need a lot more works. Also I wonder if it would be doable to clone the SVP (the chip used for the Mega Drive port of Virtua Racing) & use it for future Mega Drive games...
+channelofstuff F1, Kawasaki Superbike Challenge & F1 World Championship Edition are 2D games but with some 3D elements in the scenery. Beside, the Mega Drive (Genesis) has decent 3D capabilities & can natively runs full 3D games.
+channelofstuff Why such denial? Anyway many full 3D games on Genesis: Hard Drivin'; Race Drivin'; F22 Interceptor; F-15 Strike Eagle II; LHX Attack Chopper etc. + some 2D games that also use 3D at some point: F1 & F1 World Championship Edition; Kawasaki Superbike Challenge; etc. + of course the single game to date that uses an added chip to boost the system 3D capabilities: Virtua Racing & its SVP chip.
it was all about 4 player micro machines, 2 extra controller ports on the game cartridge was mind blowing back then (still seems like a good idea now actually)
Thank you for uploading this. There were a lot of great Genesis racing games, and it's good to see them all gathered here together in one helpful video.
Micro Machines Turbo Tournament easily the most fun game back then especially with those pad ports on the cartridge also mention to Outrun especially for the amazing soundtrack.
Heck ya man I didn't know the Genesis had Road Blaster. I used to play that game for hours at the Arcade when I was a kid. It was one of the most incredible racing games ever made. Now that I know this I have to get it for my Genesis.
Awesome vid. Can't say I got to play all of them. Super Hang On, Monaco GP 2 and Power Drive are the ones that stick out. Virtua Racing on the Mega Drive 32X was awesome.
I love racing games and got a Genesis for Christmas last year. I used this video help me decide which racing games I wanted to get for it. Excellent video idea.
Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge = the US/EU version of Nakajima Satoru Kanshū F1 Hero MD so both are the same game ;) Anyway nice video, so many good racing games on Mega Drive!! Some of my favorites are Super Hang-On, OutRun and OutRun 2019, F1, Kawasaki Superbikes, Rock 'n Roll Racing, Virtua Racing and the whole Road Rash trilogy.
Played the heck out of top gear 2 back in the days, i also loved Virtua Racing and rock & roll racing. Besides i remembered an Argentinian racing game not in this list called TC2000.
hi @WikiRafa, do you know of this racing game I played during childhood before? If I'm not mistaken, it should be from SEGA too, where in one of the level, the car had to passed through beneath a row of animal skeletons in a desert map, been searching for this game, appreciate your help! :)
Was trying to figure out what game i had as a kid, couldn't think of the name and just remembered the graphics, after watching this i finally found out it was COMBAT CARS! thanks for the vid!
Some of these games were cutting edge when released, Hard Drivin being the best example for extensive use of 3D graphics. Sure it looked like shit then and now, but it was amazing by itself. IMHO the game that best uses 3D is Kawasaki SuperBike Challenge. It always has an acceptable framerate.
Hard Drivin' sounds like something from Road Blasters(Which Turbo KILLED!(Wreck It-Ralph reference)). I prefer the AMIGA version of the Lotus games, but it does share the same role with Outrun Skitchin' looks like Road Rash, only on roller skates XD Nigel Mansell's World Champion is strictly Lotus II the RECS, I mean, the music is the same for example!
SNES actually got a port of Kawasaki Bike Challenge, and it instead used line scrolling and pseudo sprite scaling for the bikers. There are far less polygon objects as well, as the frame rate would already severely drop when some are onscreen.
the games with best balance beteween good looking and feasible frame rate have something in common: Domark. Engine they developed to handle this kind of game was amazing
If you have ever played sonic riders.. the Egyptian map reminded me of the old racing game.. all I remember is where your in the secret hideout thing and that reminded me of the old racing game.. so here I am.. researching a game that I played when I was 2...
I have the flashback Genesis and it can play cartridges in addition to the pre-added games and the only two carts I have are ESPN speed world and Hard Driving
F-a-r-t-s farts. I wish I could have heard the pitch for Super Skidmarks: "Every kid is gonna want Super Skidmarks. The kid with Super Skidmarks is going to be the coolest kid on the block. 'Hey what'd you do over Spring Break man?' 'I got Super Skidmarks. I worked my butt off to get it too. I bet you wanna check out my Super Skidmarks' 'Awesome!' " But Bob what if my son already has Skidmarks. Aren't regular skidmarks enough?
I'm trying to find one game, not sure if it was nintendo 1985 or sega master system :( All I remember is that you had a car which yru drove (you could see your car from behind) and in the background were buildings of one of thecities in America (i remember phoenix was there 100%) can't really tell anything else and anymore info :(
Of course we did. This was a time before the playstation, and way before xbox was even a concept! This was the best you could get from gaming. You had to have one of these to appreciate how good the next generation of consoles were (Playstation, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn). You never had one? "smh" to you too, sir
Where's the Ferrari racing simulator? cant remember the name, but it was a Ferrari licensed racing sim. Can't find the Anywhere. I kinda just remember Passion de rosa or something???? Not sure why that popped in my head.
@@iwanttocomplain Test Drive is possible to control, it's just a very hard game. Race Drivin'... less so, that runs at like 3 FPS on a good day, lol! Both are still fun though, and I've actually done better in Race Drivin' then Test Drive, but Race Drive'n is a much simpler/easier game, even with the awful framerate.
@@scottthewaterwarrior It's fair to say they are both difficult to control. All fully 3d mega drive games are. I'm going to have another go at Test Drive though. Road physics on 90's racing games are peculiar though and you car often turns with the corner a bit.
@@iwanttocomplain Yeah it does in Test Drive II. Main issue with Test Drive II is the stearing can be a little unresponsive at low speed, and there is no reverse, so if you stop right before a tree, but don't have enough room to turn back onto the road, your only option is to go foward and crash.
Thanks for this. Lot easier watching this then going thru each rom to find out which ones I'd want to play/keep. Does anyone know an emulator that can play Virtua Racing with no issues?
Micro Machines (2 was best), Super Skidmarks, Formula One by Domark, Kawasaki Superbike Challange, Road Rash (2), Street Racer and Power Drive. Including your own picks (I'd remove Super Hang On, Chase HQ 2 (which was rubbish) and Outrun 2019) that's a fair few decent racers on the system.
I'd say Rock'n'Roll racing is better...It's essentially what Pro-Am should have been. With having music while racing, cooler cars, weapons, tracks, and arguably better controls and graphics. If you haven't played it, I highly recommend grabbing a friend and trying it...
Nigel Mansell's Indycar was the first racing game I've ever played. And Powerdrive with Micromachines were first to take away my nerve cells, as they were rather rough to player. Got Virtual Drive, but it seemed not so interesting. At that time didn't understand the fact that graphic was a real 3D one - was not impressed at all.
My top three are F1, Road Rash 2 and Virtua Racing. It's a shame that F1 was only released in Europe, it's fun and technically impressive (port of Vroom on the Amiga). That Hudson F1 game looks terrible, it's only using about an eighth of the screen for gameplay, and even then the graphics look about 2600 quality! Thanks for the video.
the 1st super monaco gp is probably still my favourite driving game. i could get into the madonna team within the 1st 2 races...true! the next season though no matter how hard i tried bullets always beat me and i lost my seat! always thought it was part of the game but apparently he his beatable and there is a vid on here to prove it! road rash was good to , i used to kick the girl off so she went in a sulk as women do! lol!
You mean sprite rotation that was used before the snes and the megadrive also did which was used in about 2 racers. Compare the racers released on both machines especially the ones with 3d effects like Kawasaki and there's no comparison. But like you blocky graphics so more power to you.
Almost 25 years since it's release on the Megadrive and Super Hang-On is still just as playable as ever. The music in that game is exceptional too.
Rock 'N' Roll Racing was (and still is) my personal fave, along with the 1st Road Rash.
Kawasaki Superbike Challenge and F1: World Championship Edition have got to be the best looking racing games on the Genesis period.
AutoXmachine have you played both F1: World Championship Edition and the american version Formula One (6:00)? they look the same except for the HUD placement, is there any other difference?
+14catorce Formula one was released in Europe as simply F1. The championship edition was supposed to be an upgraded version I suppose. I always found F1 (or Formula one) to be a better game. Espescially in sound and attention to some details... And it had battery black-up saves as well. :)
@@14catorce World Championship Edition has smaller sprites and no sprite scaling.
F1 (USA) was an incredibly fast-paced for game developed in 1992. It helped me easily transition to titles like Wipeout in the late 1990s.
kawasaki Superbike and F1: Championchip from DOMARK were amacing!!! full 3D graphics with background rotation, and super smooth without any chip agreed!!!! Megadrive have 3D potential
All that gameplay without the use of the SVP which made vr racing so expensive.
The Domark games look amazing, but they cheat like hell for it. Rotation is just a little skew effect the Genesis hardware can do, the road is a pretty ordinary linescroll road, and the polygonal scenery is... well, it's polygonal, but the way points are calculated is pretty weird.
On the other hand, they do have a lot of real scaling sprites all over the place (that's not cheated at all, that's real), and it's all much smoother than in Road Rash, too.
...and there isn't too much advantage to doing it "the clean way," look at Hard Drivin' or the other polygon games on the machine like LHX Attack Chopper, which don't cheat one bit graphically and pay dearly for it. :D
The machine does have potential though -- someone was working on a "port" of Starfox to an expanded Genesis, and they got it rendering surprisingly smooth with proper all-range 3D, it was really neat.
+null1023
The Lankhor/Domark games don't "cheat" but do exactly what they do & rock! The tilting effect is welcome & provides a better immersion, the 3D sceneries provide a certain depth & the real sprites scaling (present in F1 & Kawasaki Superbike Challenge but not in F1 World Championship Edition) definitely put these games on the top for their time (beyond any SNES counterparts).
The Road Rash games are different kind of beasts since some sprites have animations (punches; kicks...) & the overal game engine is specific to these games (& also Skitchin') with a somehow "noisy" scaling but still clean & efficient enough to bring a nice experience which was quite impressive for its time (&, again, something you don't see on SNES. The only similar SNES game I can think of is Super Mad Champ &, lol, no comment ^^').
Lastly the full 3D Mega Drive games have, for most of them, decent frame rate for their time. Some of the best includes Race Drivin', F22 Interceptor or F-15 Strike Eagle II, all good games still quite recommendable (& something that the SNES can't achieve without any additional chip in cartridge).
So yeah, the Mega Drive has potential which was already very well exploited but can still be pushed further. The Starfox homebrew is pretty nice but need a lot more works. Also I wonder if it would be doable to clone the SVP (the chip used for the Mega Drive port of Virtua Racing) & use it for future Mega Drive games...
+channelofstuff
F1, Kawasaki Superbike Challenge & F1 World Championship Edition are 2D games but with some 3D elements in the scenery.
Beside, the Mega Drive (Genesis) has decent 3D capabilities & can natively runs full 3D games.
+channelofstuff
Why such denial? Anyway many full 3D games on Genesis: Hard Drivin'; Race Drivin'; F22 Interceptor; F-15 Strike Eagle II; LHX Attack Chopper etc. + some 2D games that also use 3D at some point: F1 & F1 World Championship Edition; Kawasaki Superbike Challenge; etc. + of course the single game to date that uses an added chip to boost the system 3D capabilities: Virtua Racing & its SVP chip.
it was all about 4 player micro machines, 2 extra controller ports on the game cartridge was mind blowing back then (still seems like a good idea now actually)
Overclocking in an emulator makes so many of these games so much better. Especially Road Rash and Skitchin'.
Wow man so many good racing games for the Genesis! Thank you for making this video.
Thank you for uploading this.
There were a lot of great Genesis racing games, and it's good to see them all gathered here together in one helpful video.
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Crazy back that it advertisers Marlboro cigarettes you have to leave Earth now to have a cigarette
Micro Machines Turbo Tournament easily the most fun game back then especially with those pad ports on the cartridge also mention to Outrun especially for the amazing soundtrack.
Heck ya man I didn't know the Genesis had Road Blaster. I used to play that game for hours at the Arcade when I was a kid. It was one of the most incredible racing games ever made. Now that I know this I have to get it for my Genesis.
Thanks a lot man. I was trying to find a list of all the racing games Genesis had. This helped me a lot.
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Ayrton Senna,s Super Monaco GP 2 is best
Its good but the 1st one is actually better
super Monaco GP and Ayrton Senna's are both very convincing and faithful to the real thing.
Awesome vid. Can't say I got to play all of them. Super Hang On, Monaco GP 2 and Power Drive are the ones that stick out. Virtua Racing on the Mega Drive 32X was awesome.
I love racing games and got a Genesis for Christmas last year. I used this video help me decide which racing games I wanted to get for it. Excellent video idea.
Thanks to this video, I was able to find the racing game I used to play as a kid but forget the name :D
F1 (The European Version) by Domark is the best 16 bit F1 game ever made by a mile. Anyone saying Super Monaco clearly never played F1.
Test Drive 2: The Duel, I miss that game too much
fuck!! so many memories coming to my head!! Everything was so easy at that time!!!
Gotta love the cigarette ads in Super Hang On hahah
Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge = the US/EU version of Nakajima Satoru Kanshū F1 Hero MD so both are the same game ;)
Anyway nice video, so many good racing games on Mega Drive!! Some of my favorites are Super Hang-On, OutRun and OutRun 2019, F1, Kawasaki Superbikes, Rock 'n Roll Racing, Virtua Racing and the whole Road Rash trilogy.
I had a Sega system when I was a baby. I remember a reading game barely and I'm trying to gain back memory...
Some of my favourite games of all time in this mix! :D
Super realistic engine sounds on all of them 100000000/10!
I had Super Hang On and Super Monaco GP. The first two mentioned in the video.
That first game !!! Wanted to know that name for ages !!
Test Drive II was my fav race game 1th person view.. mmm next Rockn roll, Micromachines chase series and F1
Excellent compilation.
Played the heck out of top gear 2 back in the days, i also loved Virtua Racing and rock & roll racing.
Besides i remembered an Argentinian racing game not in this list called TC2000.
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I would have played almost half of these when I was younger. Such good memories and now I have a few them on my tablet. Good times.
Which Hang-On song is playing in the first game?
Winning Run
hi @WikiRafa, do you know of this racing game I played during childhood before? If I'm not mistaken, it should be from SEGA too, where in one of the level, the car had to passed through beneath a row of animal skeletons in a desert map, been searching for this game, appreciate your help! :)
Gonna have to find me a copy of Metal Fangs, looks pretty badass.
Was trying to figure out what game i had as a kid, couldn't think of the name and just remembered the graphics, after watching this i finally found out it was COMBAT CARS! thanks for the vid!
Lemme guess... you've neglected the Sega CD games.. or are they gonna be featured on a seperate video?
Some of these games were cutting edge when released, Hard Drivin being the best example for extensive use of 3D graphics. Sure it looked like shit then and now, but it was amazing by itself. IMHO the game that best uses 3D is Kawasaki SuperBike Challenge. It always has an acceptable framerate.
Na, SuperBike Challenge looks surprisingly smooth but Virtua Racing still clinches that one. Although it did have its own 3D chip in the cartridge.
I thought it looked amazing imo
Hard Drivin' sounds like something from Road Blasters(Which Turbo KILLED!(Wreck It-Ralph reference)). I prefer the AMIGA version of the Lotus games, but it does share the same role with Outrun
Skitchin' looks like Road Rash, only on roller skates XD
Nigel Mansell's World Champion is strictly Lotus II the RECS, I mean, the music is the same for example!
The Domark Polygon racers are pretty impressive, that was something the SNES was hard pressed to do.
SNES actually got a port of Kawasaki Bike Challenge, and it instead used line scrolling and pseudo sprite scaling for the bikers. There are far less polygon objects as well, as the frame rate would already severely drop when some are onscreen.
thank u so much for this video. it helped find a games name :)
09:20
That game was AWESOME
Virtua Racing & Hard Drivin' the bests
the games with best balance beteween good looking and feasible frame rate have something in common: Domark. Engine they developed to handle this kind of game was amazing
I remember on hard drivin i could never get past the loop section on a particular track.
If you have ever played sonic riders.. the Egyptian map reminded me of the old racing game.. all I remember is where your in the secret hideout thing and that reminded me of the old racing game.. so here I am.. researching a game that I played when I was 2...
I have the flashback Genesis and it can play cartridges in addition to the pre-added games and the only two carts I have are ESPN speed world and Hard Driving
I wonder what inspired the engine sounds 8:12 in "Mario Andretti Racing" game 😁
F-a-r-t-s farts. I wish I could have heard the pitch for Super Skidmarks: "Every kid is gonna want Super Skidmarks. The kid with Super Skidmarks is going to be the coolest kid on the block. 'Hey what'd you do over Spring Break man?' 'I got Super Skidmarks. I worked my butt off to get it too. I bet you wanna check out my Super Skidmarks' 'Awesome!' " But Bob what if my son already has Skidmarks. Aren't regular skidmarks enough?
virtua racing is so pretty damn good for its time and even better
Like, me saludaste a encontrar los dos juegos de carrera que buscava, si no fuera por ti no se que haría
I love retro racing games.
I'm trying to find one game, not sure if it was nintendo 1985 or sega master system :(
All I remember is that you had a car which yru drove (you could see your car from behind) and in the background were buildings of one of thecities in America (i remember phoenix was there 100%) can't really tell anything else and anymore info :(
Of course we did. This was a time before the playstation, and way before xbox was even a concept! This was the best you could get from gaming. You had to have one of these to appreciate how good the next generation of consoles were (Playstation, Nintendo 64, Sega Saturn). You never had one? "smh" to you too, sir
5:07 - Almost 2021 and no rocket cars with 682 mph max speed ...
Thank you, excellent compilation! Brings back memories.
Where's the Ferrari racing simulator?
cant remember the name, but it was a Ferrari licensed racing sim.
Can't find the Anywhere.
I kinda just remember Passion de rosa or something????
Not sure why that popped in my head.
I find it funny that most of the third person games in this list the grass seems to be stripped
Its called a freshly mowed lawn. Striped grass
And what do you call striped sand freshly mowed sand??????
joe daylight A common trick used to give the illusion of speed in early games.
I know I just find it funny.
I have super hang-on, super Monaco GP and Newman Haas IndyCar Racing
Gotta try these!
Now what are the best among all those games?
would like to have seen thidrives about twenty mins longer with a bit more vid for each drive but apart from that.....GRRRREAT!
Virtua Racing runs at 20fps but this is showing around 4 so I assume it's a capture issue.
Thats funny since both Race Drive'n and Test Drive II are shown running better then they actually do!
@@scottthewaterwarrior It is very falsely giving the impression Test Drive or Hard Drivin' are possible to control.
@@iwanttocomplain Test Drive is possible to control, it's just a very hard game. Race Drivin'... less so, that runs at like 3 FPS on a good day, lol! Both are still fun though, and I've actually done better in Race Drivin' then Test Drive, but Race Drive'n is a much simpler/easier game, even with the awful framerate.
@@scottthewaterwarrior It's fair to say they are both difficult to control. All fully 3d mega drive games are. I'm going to have another go at Test Drive though. Road physics on 90's racing games are peculiar though and you car often turns with the corner a bit.
@@iwanttocomplain Yeah it does in Test Drive II. Main issue with Test Drive II is the stearing can be a little unresponsive at low speed, and there is no reverse, so if you stop right before a tree, but don't have enough room to turn back onto the road, your only option is to go foward and crash.
I used to play hard driving as a kid along with sonic 2 xD
Thanks for this. Lot easier watching this then going thru each rom to find out which ones I'd want to play/keep. Does anyone know an emulator that can play Virtua Racing with no issues?
DjFIL007 KEGA emulator runs it without any problem.
You can look it as KEGA FUSION
Nice video, but you forgot Outlander. It's not really racing, but it is mostly a driving game.
The overhead view on some of these games gave me a headache. Did people really play games like that, you know, for fun?
You forgot Wacky Races.
@Horizonshot Huh. Interesting. Well it's not like we were missing out anyway.
So many F1 games. Also, Road Rash was the shit!
The game Hard Drivin' back in the day my buddies and i would try to come up with the most fucked up crashes
0:36 the SFX reminds me of roadblasters
5:30 Road Rash clone?! The bikers have been replaced by teenage skaters?! XD
Lotus II ..!!!!!!
YES!! I played the fuck out of that when I was like 7, 8.
Top gear 2!!!!
Micro Machines (2 was best), Super Skidmarks, Formula One by Domark, Kawasaki Superbike Challange, Road Rash (2), Street Racer and Power Drive.
Including your own picks (I'd remove Super Hang On, Chase HQ 2 (which was rubbish) and Outrun 2019) that's a fair few decent racers on the system.
I'd say Rock'n'Roll racing is better...It's essentially what Pro-Am should have been. With having music while racing, cooler cars, weapons, tracks, and arguably better controls and graphics.
If you haven't played it, I highly recommend grabbing a friend and trying it...
Nigel Mansell's Indycar was the first racing game I've ever played. And Powerdrive with Micromachines were first to take away my nerve cells, as they were rather rough to player. Got Virtual Drive, but it seemed not so interesting. At that time didn't understand the fact that graphic was a real 3D one - was not impressed at all.
I think Codemasters, Virie and EA had like 90% of the racing games in this console lol
Headphones users be warned. My eyes are still twitching.
great video
My top three are F1, Road Rash 2 and Virtua Racing. It's a shame that F1 was only released in Europe, it's fun and technically impressive (port of Vroom on the Amiga).
That Hudson F1 game looks terrible, it's only using about an eighth of the screen for gameplay, and even then the graphics look about 2600 quality!
Thanks for the video.
That's Human, not Hudson.
Thanks for the vid
where is Kawasaki?
Turbo Outrun ftw.
Rubbish. Outrun 2019.
I'm joking.
Ainda jogo Ayrton Senna em 2021!
Missing on the list: Outlander
Outlander is an awesome game!
@@MmtS Dude. It's on the video. 5:59
Here for outrun 2019.
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I don't think marbolro can advertise in games these days
those domark 3d racing games runs soo smoth, better than virtua racing
Where is road rush 3?
in the trash where it belongs .)
Only I noticed a marlboro advertisement?
How can you promote cigarettes to children ???
It has to be outrun for me.
I see that the genesis has a serious lack of F1 games /s
I'd take quality over quantity any day though.
you forgot Zero Wing, and M.U.S.H.A.
+ultris07 Not racing games.
They're SHMUPS....
As said by someone who's probably never played most of them...
17 people prefer RPGs
the 1st super monaco gp is probably still my favourite driving game. i could get into the madonna team within the 1st 2 races...true! the next season though no matter how hard i tried bullets always beat me and i lost my seat! always thought it was part of the game but apparently he his beatable and there is a vid on here to prove it! road rash was good to , i used to kick the girl off so she went in a sulk as women do! lol!
Wow Snes had way better racers. Mode 7 made all the difference
You mean sprite rotation that was used before the snes and the megadrive also did which was used in about 2 racers. Compare the racers released on both machines especially the ones with 3d effects like Kawasaki and there's no comparison.
But like you blocky graphics so more power to you.
top gear 2
Haha..Lord have mercy..you guys actually played this crap back in the day?$mh
waoo this is awesome
pro am is best :D
Nope....i was waiting for the n64 to be released...i never got around this crap...sad really