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I really don't know what's the difference between these games: Vroom, F1, F1 World Championship. It looks like the same game under three titles. And don't forget Nigel Mansell's World Championship, which is almost identical to these games. (maybe a bit nicer) Those were SOOO game fanatic times! Which is sure: I loved to play Vroom on my Amiga 500!
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The Boz05 May. 2022
I had this on the Megadrive and loved it. Having the Action Replay cart, I discovered a POKE that removed the corners from the tracks so it was a straight road entirely. The thing with that, the computer controlled cars still slowed down when the corners were due.
It's just a shame technology has improved, but the sport is riddled with soulless tracks and drivers.
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Lin Rongxiang11 Jun. 2019
This game was one I enjoyed pretty much.
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blackslide05 Jul. 2018
I used to play this to bits as a kid on genesis..
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VirtuaIceMan25 Mar. 2018
Okay, I double-checked, park in pits, F1 to bring up menu, F2 to choose tyres, Space to confirm. Not so obvious!
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VirtuaIceMan24 Mar. 2018
The DOS version has a few quirky controls, for example, use Alt to add tracks to Training (or it does return to the main screen as noted!).
Also, pitstops require a strange button press too, I think it's F2 maybe, once parked! Experiment...
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underskyzx06 Dec. 2017
The training mode returns to the main screen after you select the the circuit, looks like the MS-DOS version is missing some files.
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meinukey07 Dec. 2015
INDSTR, this game was also developed for Sega Genesis.
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indstr11 Feb. 2014
Cart? This is a DOS game, so you are probably thinking of something else.
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Benji_au23 Apr. 2013
I owned this cart back in the day and I had so much fun playing it. Although the vector graphics are ancient, the game play was fast paced and made you learn each corner's entry/exit speed just like any current 3D accelerated F1 simulation. Simple game yet fun in its purest undiluted from. Highly recommended.
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I really don't know what's the difference between these games: Vroom, F1, F1 World Championship. It looks like the same game under three titles.
And don't forget Nigel Mansell's World Championship, which is almost identical to these games. (maybe a bit nicer) Those were SOOO game fanatic times! Which is sure: I loved to play Vroom on my Amiga 500!
I had this on the Megadrive and loved it. Having the Action Replay cart, I discovered a POKE that removed the corners from the tracks so it was a straight road entirely. The thing with that, the computer controlled cars still slowed down when the corners were due.
It's just a shame technology has improved, but the sport is riddled with soulless tracks and drivers.
This game was one I enjoyed pretty much.
I used to play this to bits as a kid on genesis..
Okay, I double-checked, park in pits, F1 to bring up menu, F2 to choose tyres, Space to confirm. Not so obvious!
The DOS version has a few quirky controls, for example, use Alt to add tracks to Training (or it does return to the main screen as noted!).
Also, pitstops require a strange button press too, I think it's F2 maybe, once parked! Experiment...
The training mode returns to the main screen after you select the the circuit, looks like the MS-DOS version is missing some files.
INDSTR, this game was also developed for Sega Genesis.
Cart? This is a DOS game, so you are probably thinking of something else.
I owned this cart back in the day and I had so much fun playing it. Although the vector graphics are ancient, the game play was fast paced and made you learn each corner's entry/exit speed just like any current 3D accelerated F1 simulation. Simple game yet fun in its purest undiluted from. Highly recommended.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.