Miami Cobra GT
Miami Cobra GT, developed by Nigel Speight and published as a budget title by Players Software in 1991.
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"Outrun even the FASTEST competitors this INCREDIBLY REALISTIC 3D PARALLAX SCROLLING ROAD RACING ARCADE SIMULATION!!! BURN UP THE TARMAC as you SCREECH your way around FOUR GRUELLING CIRCUITS in your TURBO CHARGED COBRA GT!!!!"
A fairly average no frills racing racing game at a budget price. It well made, well drawn and looks like it was on it's way to being more like Wec le Mans or Chase HQ but stopped short with just four unique tracks that you twice with each consisting of four stages. pretty much all you are doing is racing to the time limit with some annoying cars in your way that you can choose to overtake or let go of the throttle for a split second to let them shoot off into the distance. The end result is more like Chevy Chase. You get a limited number of Turbo boosts per track best used on straights but can be used to quickly get back in the game if you collided with the sides or cars and need to get back up to speed quickly. Hitting the sides though while taking a corner can be a game ending experience as your car will sometimes refuse to turn back into the road so you have to limp along until back onto a straight.
"Outrun even the FASTEST competitors this INCREDIBLY REALISTIC 3D PARALLAX SCROLLING ROAD RACING ARCADE SIMULATION!!! BURN UP THE TARMAC as you SCREECH your way around FOUR GRUELLING CIRCUITS in your TURBO CHARGED COBRA GT!!!!"
A fairly average no frills racing racing game at a budget price. It well made, well drawn and looks like it was on it's way to being more like Wec le Mans or Chase HQ but stopped short with just four unique tracks that you twice with each consisting of four stages. pretty much all you are doing is racing to the time limit with some annoying cars in your way that you can choose to overtake or let go of the throttle for a split second to let them shoot off into the distance. The end result is more like Chevy Chase. You get a limited number of Turbo boosts per track best used on straights but can be used to quickly get back in the game if you collided with the sides or cars and need to get back up to speed quickly. Hitting the sides though while taking a corner can be a game ending experience as your car will sometimes refuse to turn back into the road so you have to limp along until back onto a straight.
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