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The hottest and most real truck racing sim you have ever seen. The strong license of Daimler Chrysler / Mercedes and the fast 3D engine assure a game of high interest and quality! Mercedes Truck Racing will stand out from the crowd of racing sims already available. Truck Racing is at its best.
Overview:
Mercedes Truck Racing is a truck racing game based on the BreakNeck engine, with the Mercedes license behind it. Test your skills in racing freightliners in a 1st or 3rd person view. Choose from various tracks, weapons and collision damage to your truck.
Features:
- Up to 11 trucks in a race.
- Original Mercedes Benz Super Race Trucks.
- Authentic circuit design of all original FIA race tracks, e.g. Nurburgring (Germany), Circuit de Catalunya (Spain), and A1 Ring (Austria), plus 3 fun tracks.
- High detailed Truck models with over 1.500 polygons
- 3D Cockpit, lightning effects, transparency...
- All original Mercedes Benz race teams with authentic driver profiles, sponsors and race statistics.
- Single race, Training or Ghostlap mode.
- Two races per weekend including training, qualifying and race.
- Telemetry data.
- Visible damage and vehicle deformation.
- Different weather conditions (rain, fogÂ…).
- Surround sound.
- Multiplayer mode.
- Detailed circuit information with comments from experienced race truck driver
Facts Sheet:
Genre:
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Truck Racing
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Platform:
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PC CD-ROM
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UK Release Date:
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4th Quarter 2000
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Target Audience:
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Males, Ages 13 to 35
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Players:
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TBC
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Official Website:
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www.truckracing.de
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Developer:
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Synetic
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Publisher:
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THQ
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Technical Specs:
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Pentium 133, 24 MB RAM, 10 MB Hard Drive Space, 4 x CD-ROM, Graphics card with Direct X Driver
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This game came as a complete surprise. I've never heard anything about it and I ran into it right at the very end. It had a crapy wheel and pedals set up in front of the computer, but that didn't bother me too much. I took my Mercedes for a quick spin. Graphics were smooth, crisp and very nice. It reminded me on World Sports Cars. I was able to play it in single player mode, with no AI. Just me and the road. I still don't know on which circuit I ran but I am sure it was an European track. Misano maybe... who knows? The truck handles like one would expect too. Its slow to react, down on speed and hard on brakes. The feeling was great. You could feel the rear end stepping out and laying a dare. A real hard core simulation I tell you. Sound was OK. What I would like to hear is a dozen of these beasts revving at the same time. The guy that was showing me the game said there is a demo on CD, but unfortunately there isn't. I am very excited about this product and can hardly wait to try it out.
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