Stunts & Mario Andretti

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2 total messages Started by jabu... Thu, 21 May 1992 08:45

#935

Author: jabu...
Date: Thu, 21 May 1992 08:45

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	I've been wanting a driving (race) game. I have seen "Stunts" by
borland, and a Mario Andretti game. Could someone please post a review of
these two games. They only cost $14 - $19 bucks, marked down from $49.  I'm
wondering if they did this because the programming/graphics isn't too good.

I'm mainly concearned with the screen animation (smoothness).



Thanks,

jacque andre' bussey

jabu...@ualr.edu

Re: Stunts & Mario Andretti

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Author: ba... Matthew C. Brinkhoff
Date: Mon, 25 May 1992 06:34

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In a previous article, jabu...@ualr.edu () says:

>	I've been wanting a driving (race) game. I have seen "Stunts" by
>borland, and a Mario Andretti game. Could someone please post a review of
>these two games. They only cost $14 - $19 bucks, marked down from $49.  I'm
>wondering if they did this because the programming/graphics isn't too good.
>
>I'm mainly concearned with the screen animation (smoothness).
>

I don't know what kind of system you're running, but stunts does _well_
on my 386/40.  Stunts, old as it is, is still by far my favourite
driving game.  Excellent playability, graphics and sound (with a
soundcard, that is.)

I've never played Andretti, but if its from Electronic Arts, I'd
probably never buy it...  Nice as the screen shots may look.

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