The games highest resolution is 640 x 480 in 16bit, so you end up with pretty crappy graphics altogether.Īgain, it is unchanged, but all you would expect from a rally game is here. Pop-up is noticeable but not so much that it would annoy you much. Everything is software rendered which sucks especially since the textures are grainy and it would have done a lot of help to smoothen them.
Over the 3 years, the graphics remain unchanged and to make it worse there is no direct3d support or even 3dfx support. The graphics are jaw dropping for a game made in '94 but they are outdated in '97 which was when this game was released. Gamepad support is a nice addition, but it doesn't competer with the pedals, steering wheel and gear knob at the arcade.
This game offers some extras such as 2 player with a connection to a remote computer and difficulty settings. The goal of this game is to end up coming 1st by the time you complete the last track. As you race and take over your opponents and finish a track, the position you finish a track will be the position you will start the next track at. Your car isnt destructable and it wont get dirty along the race but that is forgiveable for a game of its age. The handling of your car is competent, it'll turn in a realistic fashion as you slide around the corners at high speeds. The vehicles you get to choose are the toyota celica, lancia delta and lancia stratos. Pick one of 3 cars (1 hidden) and race through 4 tracks (again, 1 hidden) while overtaking your opponents. They have added a few things to the game, but the racing is pretty much identical to the arcade version. 3 years later sega releases sega rally championship for the PC. Both were extremely popular because they looked great for their time and they were a great deal of fun. Back in '94 sega released 2 awesome arcade games.
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