In data\menu\bg winter3.tga is found, possibly a leftover, definitely unused. The game has two tracks set in a Winter landscape, but present in data\tracks\winter\textures is map_winter3a/b/c.dds, which looks like a placeholder. At the end of the day, you'll find yourself plowing into cardboard boxes and traffic cones on the last lap of a heated race that will comedically catapult your vehicle into outer space. With a unique roster of stock-car-themed early-70's muscle cars and imports to choose from, players can take their suicidal "ragdoll" on a joyride through multiple under-construction and highly-destructible environments such as racetracks, small towns, and forests, as well as a few demolition derby arenas, and infamously a unique stunt mode where players would watch their driver launch out the windshield to perform large-scale versions of various sports. It proved to be a massive breakthrough for Bugbear, at the time a small European studio, spawning multiple sequels (including some that fans would rather forget for much the same reasons most Carmageddon fans would rather forget TDR2000).įeaturing a typically questionable yet charming low-budget game soundtrack composed of unsigned rock bands, the first FlatOut is considered a noteworthy staple in the racing genre. Released in JP: October 13, 2005 (PlayStation 2)įlatOut is the first entry in the infamous destruction-derby style racing series. Retrieved December 1, 2018.Also known as: Racing Game: Chuui!!!! (JP)
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