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Midtown Madness 1.1

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midtown.zip
Filename midtown.zip
Title Midtown Madness 1.1
Description This is a fast side-scrolling car game where you are able to drive 27 different original cars, to make your own way through a huge city with other cars and pedestrians in cruise mode, and you can also be chased by cops.
Author Olivier Sangala (olivier.sangala@free.fr)
Category TI-89 Assembly Games
File Size 43,195 bytes
File Date and Time Tue Jun 24 04:43:56 2003
Documentation Included? Yes
Source Code Included? No

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REVIEWS

Review
Review by  Ben Cherry
Reviewed on 2004-02-27
The screen shots above are what inspired me to download this program. The graphics are wonderful and very realistic, and for anyone interested in looking at really pretty graphics, download this game.

However, for the rest of us to whom graphics are not the most important aspect of a game on our calculators, this is not the right game to download. Unfortunately this game fails to provide any semblance of reality when it comes to the physics. When you hit the gas, you immediately go forward at a constant speed with no acceleration, and in a second you've hit the building across the street and immediately stopped. Then you try to turn around and your car quickly spins in place, pivoting around its center like a game of twister. Once you've managed to point in the right direction, you hit the gas and off you go, and immediately crash into another building because your car goes so fast and you cannot control the speed.

There is a gameplay mode where the cops follow you, but all it amounts to is one of those old wooden train sets you used to play with at the dentist's office, with the string of cops sticking to your bumper like a magnet, all in a line.

Overall, this game seems to have no point but to drive for a few seconds and crash while you control a train of "cops" who seem to enjoy tailgating more than arresting.

But don't get me wrong, I see a lot of potential in this game, but for now it just isn't worth your time.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
midtown.89z    1749
screen.gif    2620
readme.txt    682
midtown.89y    12325
mmcars.89y    27744
mmwalk.89y    5216
mmmap.89y    16488
mmtiles.89y    7840

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