Turbo Driver
Arcade Game: Race 'n' Chase · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English
B.O.S. Software · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95
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- TurboDriver.tap.zipTape image English3 KB
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Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.79
Producer: Boss (UK), 16K £5.95 Mother for the racing car addicts. Turbo Driver features very large vehicle graphics and an attempt (not entirely successful) at 3D through perspective. Six other cars leap away from the starting line when you stall, You must catch them up. The cars and several other hazards make life difficult, and if you go too carefully you'll run out of fuel. The track is quite straight, and there aren't those wonderful explosions of the original arcade version, but this is a popular program and does as well as the Spectrum will allow. m/c. Joystick: Kempston.
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.60
Producer: Boss (UK), 16K £5.95 Mother for the racing car addicts. Turbo Driver features very large vehicle graphics and an attempt (not entirely successful) at 3D through perspective. Six other cars leap away from the starting line when you stall, You must catch them up. The cars and several other hazards make life difficult, and if you go too carefully you'll run out of fuel. The track is quite straight, and there aren't those wonderful explosions of the original arcade version, but this is a popular program and does as well as the Spectrum will allow. m/c. Joystick: Kempston.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.57
Producer: Boss (UK), 16K £5.95 Mother for the racing car addicts. Turbo Driver features very large vehicle graphics and an attempt (not entirely successful) at 3D through perspective. Six other cars leap away from the starting line when you stall, You must catch them up. The cars and several other hazards make life difficult, and if you go too carefully you'll run out of fuel. The track is quite straight, and there aren't those wonderful explosions of the original arcade version, but this is a popular program and does as well as the Spectrum will allow. m/c. Joystick: Kempston.
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- Home Computing Weekly #12May 1983 · p.42
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Review1
- Home Computing Weekly #23Aug 1983 · p.10
News/Note1
- Popular Computing Weekly #25Jun 1983 · p.45
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