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One of my early favourites on the C64. The graphics weren't too bad at all for the time but what really grabbed me with Loco was the music. I thought it ripped off the TV series Brookside but in fact it is one of Jean-Michel Jarre's best known pieces, Equinoxe 5 and 6 if I am not mistaken. At the time I was about 8 or 9 but loved some of Jarre's music, totally distinctive and unique.
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Mr Vampire09 Feb. 2019
Played this a bit back in the day. You watch the lower map to select tracks and collect fuel but you also have to keep an eye out for the planes and zeppelins that you "shoot" with puffs of smoke.
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One of my early favourites on the C64. The graphics weren't too bad at all for the time but what really grabbed me with Loco was the music. I thought it ripped off the TV series Brookside but in fact it is one of Jean-Michel Jarre's best known pieces, Equinoxe 5 and 6 if I am not mistaken. At the time I was about 8 or 9 but loved some of Jarre's music, totally distinctive and unique.
Played this a bit back in the day. You watch the lower map to select tracks and collect fuel but you also have to keep an eye out for the planes and zeppelins that you "shoot" with puffs of smoke.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.