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The Test Drive series is Accolade’s version of sports car racing games. You are racing against the clock, or a computer opponent, on a regular road with cars, and driving from gas station to gas station. There are several hazards: slow moving vehicles, crashing into objects of nature (crashing takes your life), police giving speeding tickets (which adds a time penalty), and driving over the edge of canyons.

This driving game is entertaining and easily approachable, but a somewhat nerve wrecking driving experience. That would be my description of Stunt car driver in a nutshell.

Road Hog! is the first and only game developed by Teacy Entertainment. The game is from 1995, meaning that it already had a lot of competiton in its time (Super Karts, BC Racers and Micro Machines 2, just to mention a few). So, does this game posess something that could put it apart from the competition?

OutRun has always been one of my favourite childhood games. I used to spend so much time with this gem when I was younger, from the early arcade machine days to the day I finally got it installed on my 486 machine. If you haven't played this game, you have lost out on an important piece of the gaming history.

A top down view of miniature cars, trucks, boats and helicopters; a fast phased game; multiplayer option; this can only be one game Micro Machines. But no, we already have that game. Then it must be the sequel Micro Machines 2 – Turbo Tournament.

Once again you are given the control of miniature cars and you'll have to race AI opponents or your friends on various locations such as kitchen desks, pool tables, workshops, school desks, gardens, bathtubs etc.

Micro Machines is a classic racing game of the nineties. Simple, fast-paced and lots of fun. You are given the control of miniature cars and you'll have to race AI opponents or your friends on various locations such as kitchen desks, pool tables, workshops, school desks, gardens, bathtubs etc.