The closest I have found is a papy 0-10 daytona at around 1 a.m.
Seriously, I think the I-76/I-82 games were close to what I'm looking for,
but I have never played them. Any opinions or reviews would be appreciated.
Jeff
I76 is the only thing close to Mad Max/Road Warrier. I-82 is crap, and
Twisted Metal (console vehicle combat) is only decent in multiplayer
as an arena combat game.
I76 stands up incredibly well. It's still a great game by today's
standards. It's pretty tough to get working on a modern system though.
I76 is great.
I82 is NOTHING like I76 and is a waste of time.
-Larry
> >Seriously, I think the I-76/I-82 games were close to what I'm looking
for,
> >but I have never played them. Any opinions or reviews would be
appreciated.
> I76 is the only thing close to Mad Max/Road Warrier. I-82 is crap, and
> Twisted Metal (console vehicle combat) is only decent in multiplayer
> as an arena combat game.
> I76 stands up incredibly well. It's still a great game by today's
> standards. It's pretty tough to get working on a modern system though.
Try GTGame's Driver. It's in an urban setting, but it's the same idea...
Play
the "pursuit" minigame, not the main campaign, to get your "fix". :-)
Yeah, got that DVD too... :-) (and no, we're NOT talking about Road
Warrior. )
--KC
> > Has anyone come across a game in the style of the opening sequence of
> "Mad
> > Max"? It's the sequence with the police pursuing a psycho in a stolen
> police
> > interceptor. I always thought that a driving/action game in that
> setting
> > would be a lot of fun. Just watched my DVD again last night and
> thought I
> > would ask the group.
> Try GTGame's Driver. It's in an urban setting, but it's the same idea...
> Play
> the "pursuit" minigame, not the main campaign, to get your "fix". :-)
> Yeah, got that DVD too... :-) (and no, we're NOT talking about Road
> Warrior. )
> --KC
