Reviews

Quite a nice racing game from Gremlin, it's one of those that'll probably keep you keep you going for a while if you have patience, but the main drawback is the screeching tyre sound that will get on your nerves, especially as it interupts the music making it quite difficult to enjoy.

Still if you're a racing then give it a try, but I recommend you play this on 48K mode because the 128K screeching sound will stretch you.

Super Cars? Average cars more like. This is a pale shadow of the Amiga version. There's no sense of speed as you crawl round the drab looking tracks. You can buy missiles between races which are activated by pushing up or down depending on where they're mounted. But there's really no need as the other drivers are easily beaten as it is. And with no two player option, there's no real reason to play this.

Not bad but not great and hardly super either. The sound is very annoying and distracted me playing this.

1990 Gremlin Graphics Software (UK)
by the Spidersoft team

This game is probably the best scrolling Super Sprint clone around. Not that is particularly mind blowing, but it's a fairly above average racing game, with good collision detection, pixel movement, and a fair amount of competitiveness, although more on the easy side.
The graphics, cars especially should be a bit more interesting, instead they look like moving boxes.