Best F1 Game ?

[Iorgy77]

Some amiga ones besides the great ones already mentioned.

Champion Driver
F17 Challenge
Continental Circus
Nigel Mansell's Challenge
Grand Prix Circuit
Super Monaco GP

 

[Skies]

Slicks on C64 is the best playable F1-Racing Game on GP2X imo, however, there are of course better racing games such as Stunt Car Racer (not F1) or Powerdrift (Arcade, not F1 and not supported by MAMEGP2X).

Edit: lets look at a pic of this wonderful game:

Saw this thread and was going to post about slicks. Was playing it yesterday. Just wish there was a game made today that was similar but with more tracks.

Maybe if there was a developer reading this who could make a top down racing game they would be interested in doing a customisable remake.

For 3d try vroom on amiga or nigel mansells on snes.

 

[saehn]

Saw this thread and was going to post about slicks. Was playing it yesterday. Just wish there was a game made today that was similar but with more tracks. Maybe if there was a developer reading this who could make a top down racing game they would be interested in doing a customisable remake.

Give GeneRally a try: http://generally.rscsites.org/

 

[Scoca]

I've tried a few F1 games on my GP2X, and I find F1 Race Of Champions on the SNES to be the best for me.

 

[Ravnos]

^^ no, but you CAN play it full speed with sound on OutcaST! hey, i wonder if i could run cubase on it...now THAT would kick arse.

EDIT: actually that would be stupid - i mean where would i plug in my keyboard
maybe i'll stick with LSDJ on gnuboy.

You could try LittleGPTracker. Then you won't need an emulator.

 

[Skies]

Saw this thread and was going to post about slicks. Was playing it yesterday. Just wish there was a game made today that was similar but with more tracks. Maybe if there was a developer reading this who could make a top down racing game they would be interested in doing a customisable remake.

Give GeneRally a try: http://generally.rscsites.org/

I used to play that years ago. It really isn't even close to being as good as slicks. Although the track editor was a great feature.

 

[paulobecker]

GeneRally rules! I wish they'd port it to the GP2X. I gave it a go at 320x240 on my PC just for kicks and it turns out not to look so bad. In a smaller screen it would be glorious.

 

[honolulu]

I knew generally with the threat, thx !!

Skies what is slicks ? a game or a tire ?

 

[noreason]

GeneRally rules! I wish they'd port it to the GP2X. I gave it a go at 320x240 on my PC just for kicks and it turns out not to look so bad. In a smaller screen it would be glorious.

Note that DirectX (version 8 or newer) must be installed in order to play the game.
So, don't hope for it <_<

 

[paulobecker]

Note that DirectX (version 8 or newer) must be installed in order to play the game.
So, don't hope for it <_<

I know, I was just daydreaming. Don't take it seriously
What if someone ported DirectX?
Just kidding

 

[kevcal]

F1 Grand Prix on Outcast works fine..

Wonder if any chance of overclocking outcast to 16MHz - F1GP runs _much_ better at that speed on Steem.

 

[thumpgun]

pole position on the atari 2600 , the thrill of over taking another f1 car is amazing . not to mention the fiji track with its brilliant graphics.

 

[gaterooze]

Vroom/F1 works brilliantly on GP2X.

I'd recommend the awesome F1 Spirit on MSX, but I have yet to try the MSX emu on GP2X.

I used to love Nigel Mansell's World Championship on SNES.

 

[honolulu]

in fact F1 World Championship is Vroom but on genesis. I think F1 WC is better than Vroom !!

I think is the best F1 game for Gp2x

 

[Skies]

I knew generally with the threat, thx !!

Skies what is slicks ? a game or a tire ?

Slicks is the C64 F1 game that has the screen shot posted above (by chaos engineer). And named because at that time slick tyres were used in F1.

It is the forgotten father of micro machines!

 

[gaterooze]

Slicks is the C64 F1 game that has the screen shot posted above (by chaos engineer). And named because at that time slick tyres were used in F1.

It is the forgotten father of micro machines!

Micro Machines was released on NES in 1991.

Slicks was released in 1992.