We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sweet 16 - Licensed to Drive
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Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sweet 16 - Licensed to Drive is an adventure video game for Game Boy Advance, Game Cube and PlayStation 2. The GBA version was developed by Powerhead Games and published by Acclaim in 2002.
Who engineers roads like this one?! Why is everyone driving like a maniac?! Why is nobody using their turn signals?! Why are these two spoiled teens the only people who act even remotely responsibly?! Phew, no wonder this city has the most alert, most rapidly responding police in the world. They would still take away your license if someone's car teleports on top of yours, though.
There are different lines spoken by different characters for failing each stage of each mission. I was too frustrated with the game to record them. The game wouldn't feel so terrible if you had a road map, but I could not find any. Also, don?t play it on Hard difficulty if you want to be able to complete bonus tasks in any chapter besides the first.
Who engineers roads like this one?! Why is everyone driving like a maniac?! Why is nobody using their turn signals?! Why are these two spoiled teens the only people who act even remotely responsibly?! Phew, no wonder this city has the most alert, most rapidly responding police in the world. They would still take away your license if someone's car teleports on top of yours, though.
There are different lines spoken by different characters for failing each stage of each mission. I was too frustrated with the game to record them. The game wouldn't feel so terrible if you had a road map, but I could not find any. Also, don?t play it on Hard difficulty if you want to be able to complete bonus tasks in any chapter besides the first.
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