If you look closely, the PlayStation version of the game ran on a totally different game engine than on PC (as far as I know?). A lot of the tracks among versions are actually different, even the music is different with some shared on both. Porsche was almost two different games on the PC and PlayStation, while NFS3 and 4 where much closely related and had all the same tracks and music.
@Wadsy that‘s right. I was referring to EA as publishers though. Still yeah the PS1 version is by the same developers as V-Rally on PS1 and thus uses the same engine. Eden Studios was also known for TD Unlimited if I‘m correct. That game was great as well btw
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that 50's music during the 'classic era' is such a nice touch.
Thiss is 60s music
If you look closely, the PlayStation version of the game ran on a totally different game engine than on PC (as far as I know?). A lot of the tracks among versions are actually different, even the music is different with some shared on both. Porsche was almost two different games on the PC and PlayStation, while NFS3 and 4 where much closely related and had all the same tracks and music.
OMG!!! Nostalgia!
I play this game at 2003 i play perfectly this stage riviere france.its my life game.
I miss this EA
@Wadsy that‘s right. I was referring to EA as publishers though. Still yeah the PS1 version is by the same developers as V-Rally on PS1 and thus uses the same engine. Eden Studios was also known for TD Unlimited if I‘m correct. That game was great as well btw
First thing we learn, 5:17 ok there is actually a collision box with the street lights 😅
had the very same moment more than a decade ago bruuuuuuuh.
Nice 👍🏻 that’s only ps1
How did you get around the copy protection? I ripped my CD to the hard drive, but now every race resets after 10 seconds.
Are you drunk dude?😮