Bandit edition? Needs a (flaming?) prancing horse on it...and t-tops...

Such a fun little car.

I’ve never driven a car with no suspension and a penchant for snap oversteer, but this bad boy right here corners like it’s on rails!

Lotsa misinformation in the comments...

I remember the exhaust note on NFS U was perfect, it would echo through the mountains and even had a nice shift sound. “Riders on the storm”

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I have to make a mention for auto modellista which was a beautiful looking game even if it didn’t have all the bells and whistles. On the c64 (if you want to go back farther) I used to play speed buggy and racing destruction set. On the SNES I liked Top Gear.

Wow, I can still hear the old "Daaay-TOOOO-naaaaaa!" as I spent hours in the arcade. Those were the days.

shame the n64 was so terrible, the arcade version is the tits.

I have always said that R4 Ridge Racer Type 4 is THE BEST RACING GAME OF ALL TIME. The graphics, the physics, the locales, even the soundtrack...in my mind nothing will ever match it.

I’ve got a $1300 laptop built specifically for gaming.

Home office so not hiring, I do recommend playing it on a large screen though

Mine is currently in my N64 hooked to a projection HD T.V. from the early 2000’s in my office. Great game even now.

Monster Truck Madness. Because what other game lets you drive a 20 ft. tall truck over a volcano in Hawaii?

Indianapolis 500: The Simulation

Rally Championship by Europress. covered the entire Network Q RAC Rally, with full length half hour long stages.

Virtua Racing for Sega Genesis.

These graphics once blew my mind, and the size of the cartridge was immense.

I had this loaded up on my old DOS/Win 3.1 machine up until about 2 years ago and still played it with the old serial port steering wheel. The set-up options for the car were intense, everything from wing down force to PSI in the tires, brake bias, it was nuts.

Tokyo Xtreme Racer, known as Shutokō Battle (首都高バトル) in Japan and Tokyo Highway Challenge in Europe.