3DOKid wrote:It looks a touch better on the screens than Autobahn Tokio, how does it play?
It plays fairly well considering it's supposed to be an upgrade to Autobahn Tokio. The one thing I don't like is the severe reduction in speed when colliding with an object (which you'll see when I finally get the video's up). The graphics do look better than the equivalent tracks on Autobahn Tokio and what little there is to see of the additional tracks looks promising.
Michael Helgeson wrote:Autobahn Tokio really played like crap. I had high hopes for it but the frame rate was just too bad. NFS really seemed to set a example no one else tried to follow I guess.....
I know what you mean. I really wish I had played Need For Speed last out of all of the racing games for the 3DO. NFS set the bar way too high.
nocturne wrote:Does this C-runner have the amazingly huge Borders like Autobahn? On my pal 3do, playing Autobahn is a nightmare since it's squished in with more than inch thick black borders.
There aren't any borders on C-Runner as it is an NTSC game running on an NTSC 3DO with an unencrypt BIOS.
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I updated the first post in this thread with screen captures of the game Escape From Planet Klamtrops. Click on the images for higher resolution examples.
This game is a lot of fun and quite humorous as well. From the Star Wars themed (and most likely unlicensed music) in the introduction, to the James Brown grunts and groans (also more than likely unlicensed) during gameplay it had me laughing quite a bit. It also seems to be about 99% complete.
It is basically a pinball game where you pick a character that morphs into a pinball at the start of the game. There are a whole slew of options that you can manipulate such as mass, maximum velocity, friction, acceleration, etc. etc.
There are eight characters to choose from and each have their own personal physics characteristics. They each also have two distinct special abilities (with their own power bars) that can be used throughout a match.
I haven't tried it, but this game supports up to 4 players and I bet it would be a lot of fun.
The main point is bascially to try to force your opponents into the hole in the center of the board by bouncing them into it or using your special abilities or even using the obstacles/objects on each of the boards.
You have to exercise a little care though, as you can be knocked off the sides of the boards or even into the hole if you get a little too crazy.