I played this game in 2004. It was interesting because this was probably Hot Wheels' first attempt at creating a Sim racing video game. Hot Wheels are normally known for arcade action racing of their toy car merchandise.

There was a dark version of this game, where the cars were licensed. Some notable cars would be: The McLaren F1 LM, the Ferrari F40, the Jaguar E-Type, or the Mercedes 300 SL Gull Wing. Of course. The rest of the licensed cars could only be seen in "idle" mode. However, the rest of the licensed cars were 4 classic low-power compact cars: the FIAT 500, the VW Beetle, the Citroën 2CV and even a Trabant 601. The others were the karts and the F1 cars.

Excellent game.

The thing added in damage its that now car can deform with vertex damage, however they make damage less sensitive so you rarely loss a tire

I still have this game

This one feels a bit like that one "unusual" rally game with aliens and castles in the desert

FinalBurn Neo also has System 24 support! It might be worth looking into as an alternative to MAME for this hardware

"derp" in 2023 is exquisite.

1:31: This RPM meter HUD style looks like identic than the Alfa 155 in Assetto Corsa.

Whatever music they stole for this (presumably) is really good. The melody sounds a bit like Sky Babylon from Sonic Riders

Another 50hz based unity game?

DXVK avoids a lot of the map crashes in this one, if not all of them

Forcing vsync with DXVK might fix this one

I am assuming Motorfest is like the Forza Horizon of the Crew games. I haven't played any of The Crew games yet.

The concept is there. Just needs more love.

isn't rally supposed to be... off-road?

Damn, those car reflections on Monaco look sick

I loved the closing cinematic, when the last competitor rushes to reach the the shop to leave the earth before it get "devored" by that strange mushy/algae thingy

Pole Position From NAMCO Museum 50th Anniversary

nice video ^^ good audio level and quality XP didn´t know the OST was this good Oo

I think it would be 100 times better if you recoded from a CRT screen. It's almost pointless to record direct digital footage like this because it's not what the game looked like.

Used to play this game on SEGA Genesis a lot with my brother. Love the music.

Wait, are you driving the Bat-Mobile? 😅

The reloading sound effect strongly reminds me of G-Police.

Finally THE unrivaled futuristic racing game series! 😆 But you should have better showed off the PlayStation version which was the best version instead of the PC's prototype version. 😉 And before WipEout which is incontestably THE futuristic racing game series, your playlist missed out the F-Zero series started on SNES in 1990. 😉

How is this futuristic? 🤔

This game looks so confusing!

Wow, this cockpit looks neat for 1989! 😲

Love this little game! You can clearly tell that was a passion project. Loved spending time using its track editor and downloading community content from forums.

How to change driving view which button?

anywhere to find the PC version these days? I still play XL and Wipeout 3 Special edition as well as BallisticNG pretty regularly ...but I've never tried this one for PC :(

The original GeneRally actually did have a rally car among the open wheel cars that it had (along with a monster truck and a mini), as well as a lot of rallycross style tracks. I think it would easily fit the series! Nevertheless, love checking out your vids. Thanks to you I also found some other games that I used to play as a kid that I forgot the name of. Cheers! :)

Whoops, sorry... Didn't remember I left the "Run" comment a while back on the Kosmonaut video

The box recommends a 486DX2 or Pentium, both at 66 MHz

When you play Wipeout on the PC, there is no going back to the PS1

Thanks for the video! Turbo Outrun was my childhood - albeit the Amiga port published by US Gold, I never got to experience the arcade version. It was fascinating to finally see the arcade gameplay in action in your presentation here. The Amiga version stayed very true to the arcade graphics and gameplay, maybe even slightly better with regards to sprite animations like the pit crew… sound was OK, we got midi tunes during stages and sound effects, but no engine sound (which sounds like a vacuum cleaner in the original tbh). Sadly when it came to actual gameplay, the game seemed to be woefully optimised (at least for the Amiga 500 I played on) and most of the driving felt like it was running at single-digit frame rates! Dallas is burned into my memory as a particularly treacherous early stage, not so much for the crests and curves of the track as the frame rate becoming a slideshow at critical points! I should possibly try emulating it on a more powerful Amiga virtualisation, and see if it was my genuine hardware specs holding it back. Also, I never knew you could ignite the oil slicks, I wonder if that made it into the version I played… Fascinating to see how different the PC port handled the title. I can’t get over how they’ve absolutely murdered the sense of speed - the supposed 200mph looks like it’s lucky to be pushing 40! But at least the frame rate is buttery smooth comparatively!

Used to Play this game with Hercules graphic in 90’s

Amstrad was the best Version :p

How comes this doesnt have cockpit view.

This game have something unique and for me very good: cockpit view in Replays, and not only one, it use differents FOVs. Also, the exhaust flames here works as must, in Cmr04 and 2005 they dont match gameplay vs replay.

I was obsessed with this game as a kid.

The graphics of this game give me a strange feeling. The voxel graphics have a sort of uncanny look to them, if that's the right word. Reminds me of Vangers a little, perhaps I'll check this one out! :P Looks fun.

I was so into this game back in the day....

It seems like a simple game, but also kinda cute and pleasant :)

Also this game is developed by a single person, Bazkie, who is really talented.