Crazy Cars

Description

Starting Titus' racing series of third-person perspective racing games, Crazy Cars encompasses the American Cross Country Prestige Cars Race. This takes in several parts of the USA, in several powerful cars. Initially you have a Porsche 911 Turbo in your hands, but this can later be upgraded to a Lamborghini and then a Ferrari. There are other cars on the road, which you must avoid contact with. Bumps and divots in the road throws the car off course, as does contact with any of the roadside barriers. Each race must be completed within the time limit.

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User Reviews

Simple and fun arcade racing for simple machines.	DOS	Trixter (8865)
15 minutes of boredom	Amstrad CPC	Sic Coyote (15)

The Press Says

The Games Machine (UK)	Amiga	Feb, 1988	78 out of 100	78
Commodore User	Amiga	Feb, 1988	7 out of 10	70
Datormagazin	Amiga	Feb, 1988	2.7 out of 5	54
Your Sinclair	ZX Spectrum	Jun, 1988	5 out of 10	50
ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment)	Commodore 64	Apr, 1989	442 out of 1000	44
Abandonia	DOS	Jan 31, 2008	2 out of 5	40

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Trivia

Crazy Cars was ported to every popular computer format of its time, from the underpowered ZX Spectrum to the extremely expensive Mac II, and even the French Thomson computers, but there was one port which was abandoned; Alain Fernandes says in a comment at Grospixels that he at one point worked on an Atari 2600 port.