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Racing 30 April 1994

The fifth installment of car races in which the player can drive Ford cars. In addition, the program contains an extensive database of specific models produced until 1994.

Racing 19 October 2002

Car racing to experience emotions similar to those of street racers and race for money in different parts of the metropolis, including quiet and peaceful suburbs and crowded city centres.

Racing 06 December 2002

LEGO Drome Racers is the work of the LEGO Media development team. Players have the opportunity to build their own vehicles based on LEGO Racers elements and take part in exciting, futuristic races. The main campaign in the game allows you to play the role of an ambitious Max Axel driver, whose dream is to win the Drome Championship competition.

Racing 23 November 1992

Toyota Celica GT Rally is a game by Gremlin Graphics, which will allow you to sit behind the wheel of the title car and take part in several rallies, divided into several special sections.

Racing 13 August 2004

Room Zoom is an unconventional race with toy cars remotely controlled by the player. The routes were marked out in a huge and abandoned residence. In many ways, it resembles a classic series of games signed with the Micro Machines logo.

Racing 13 April 2004

Shanghai Street Racer are car races, but they have little to do with painfully realistic productions. The authors, employees of the Dutch company Team6 (known for other budget titles, such as Manhattan Chase and Taxi Racer New York 2), decided to make the game exclusively arcade.

Racing 20 January 2001

Racing of the fastest series-produced cars in the world on German motorways, where nobody pays attention to the speed limit.

Racing 10 May 1997

A Formula One racing simulator developed by Ubi Soft. The developers' assumption was to create a realistic Formula 1 racing simulator, so the production of the program was based on the experience of Renault F1, a team that won the Formula 1 World Championship five times in a row.

Racing canceled

12 Volt is the debut project of a small Austrian development studio Sproing. The title of this game suggests the right similarity to the hit production of Re-Volt, because similarly we are dealing with races of small cars controlled by radio.

Racing 21 October 2001

Funny car races dedicated mainly to young customers. The player must eliminate competitors and become the best commercial vehicle driver.

Racing 03 January 2000

Continuation of the dynamic Rollecage car game that gives us the opportunity to drive freely wherever we want and perform extreme acrobatics at huge speeds.

Racing 01 March 2000

Superbike 2000 is the second part of a series of racing simulators created by developers from EA Sports. Players can compete for the World Superbike Championship title by riding machines from companies such as Ducatti, Aprilla, Honda, Suzuki and Kawasaki. The gameplay is characterized by realistic driving physics and faithfully reproduced race tracks such as Monza and Laguna Seca.

Racing 21 August 2001

The Rally Rally is a crazy, dexterity car race, produced by the Revistronic studio development team. The player directs the actions of one of the drivers participating in a fierce struggle on the highly twisted routes of the rally. The whole was enriched with colorful graphic design, maintained in cartoon style. The game is also known as ToonCar.

Racing 06 June 1987

The first in a series of Ford's advertising programs, which not only provides a significant amount of information about Ford's products, but also allows you to test them in operation on a computer screen.

Racing 20 May 1989

The second edition of the programme sponsored by Ford, combining information functions (car database) and typical entertainment functions (possibility of driving in several game modes).

Racing 03 June 1992

The third - dated 1992 - edition of a well-known series of programs, in which, in addition to getting acquainted with the technical data of cars manufactured by Ford, you can also ride on a long, improvised route to Lake Wakatonka.

Racing 03 May 1988

Grand Prix Circuit are Formula 1 racing cars with a typical arcade character. The game was prepared by Distinctive Software - the same team that had previously done the famous Test Drive for Accolade.

Racing 23 April 1988

The second part of the legend's game, which celebrated its greatest triumphs in the eighties on slot machines. Compared to the original, PeCet conversion is graphically better and has several new tracks.

Racing 19 May 2000

Racing of four-wheeled scooters on wild wilderness with authentic Kawasaki all-wheel-drive vehicles. The authors put at our disposal 12 vehicles, with which we crashed in six different locks, such as a windy desert, swamps, dangerous mine heaps, wooded terrain, a seaside lagoon, rocky hills.

Racing canceled

Based on a board game of the same title, armed vehicle races led by orcs along the deadly roads of the city of Mektown in the world of Warhammer 40,000. The fun is enriched by RPG elements. Drivers gain experience and money to improve their vehicles.

Racing 25 February 2000

Formula 1 race simulator by Psygnosis. All teams and cars have been faithfully reproduced on the basis of the 1999 season. We play the role of a Formula 1 car driver, take part in races, and also get access to the technical zone of our machine. The game has decent graphics, as well as multiplayer mode for 8 players.

Racing 23 May 1992

The third and last game from the Crazy Cars series, whose PeCet conversion was developed by Cistar. Compared to their predecessors, the authors have made a huge number of changes, ranging from the driving model to the general rules of the game.

Racing 12 October 1992

Formula One Grand Prix (in the United States - World Circuit) is a revolutionary Formula 1 race published in 1992 by MicroProse, a company known to all simulator fans.

Racing 06 April 1994

Micro Machines is a series of miniature toys created by Hasbro and, as you can guess, they are the subject of an arcade game prepared by Codemasters.