Yep, SEGA was the best. Mortal Kombat III on Sega Genesis was the best game ever. Though trilogy was sweet too. Rain kicked butt.
This is a very old page but I found some strange things in the broken glass in Porsche unleashed http://viragotech.com/gumbysworld/PU/pu.html
Well, you've got a cool collection there too! :TU: :grin: Gamecube is pretty fun, i sorta wanted it for the mario games, but PS2 had all the "big" names coming out. I've probably played it 6-8 times. Its fun, good graphics. :TU: I never had any of the Sega systems or games. But have played Dreamcast 3 times, and sega genesis 6-8 times. Sonic is my favorite. I would like to find an old system with a few games to relax with, there all over ebay, just haven't gotten around to it. I remember when my friend had Dreamcast, graphics were really good compared to PS1. I would try dreamcast, not sure of the selection of games though. o No: :TU:
Hmmm....don't be so sure you'd win. A lot of folks don't realise this, but an F1 car from 1967 like the Lotus 49 DFV or the Gurney Eagle/Weslake made 400+ bhp from a naturally aspitated 3.0 liter engine, weighed about 2,000 lbs, and could touch 200 mph. :grin: :Brow: :grin: :3gears: We couldn't rig it up though. GPL's engine is so much more advanced than any in the NFS series it isn't funny. Any NFS game has the elements of a racing simulation, but GPL is not just a game. It's pretty much a real simulation. Pick up a copy, or I could burn you one. It's from 1998, so it's getting hard to find.
That is my fav. game as well. There is other ones besides the one you have in the picture, with single exhaust and probably a 350 buick as I like to think. The sabre turbo is part buick part olds. The rear of it is an oldsmobile 442 cutlass rear and the front looks like it has a skylark/GS clip w/ a BBB:bglasses: Appears to have Street slicks-Pro street:3gears: Very sweet car indeed, except I wish they made a real one -Cody
Moby is packing a twin turbo 3.2L 0-200 is n about 10-12 secs,Its get right up to 250 but right at or near 250 I tend to lose control or the track turns. I have no idea what it could do. .
I think the key word is "street", and the other word to go along with that is "slicks", can you see that the rear wheels are big and the front wheels are small. They call them, with a definition to self, street slicks. I didn't notice that it had street slicks until I seen the rear tires were wider than the fronts.o No:
