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3D Stock Cars is very similar in design to all
those racing games which have been
released recently - Super Sprint, Jet Bike
Sim - in that one or two players race little
sprites round a course against the
computer. At first sight, 3D Stock Cars is a
pretty poor clone, with terrible graphics and
shoddy presentation. But where it stands
out from the crowd is in the depth of play
and the realism of the controls, for the
computer cars act "intelligently" (clever,
huh), to what is happening on the track.
So instead of just finishing the race faster than the computer drones, you can, and must, use some tactics to win. In fact, the more evil the tactics, the more likely you are to win. For instance, turning sharply in front of cars causes them to swerve out of your way - time your swerve correctly and they'll collide with the barriers and hit the other cars as they reverse out! Heh, heh! It may be just because it appeals to the nasty streak in me, but I found 3D Stock Cars to be one of the best racing games I've ever played. Don't be put off by the graphics, this is one great game.
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