NOTE: You must have a joystick plugged into Port Two to play this game.
We realize that driving can be a frustrating experience. "If just one more station
wagon cuts me off in traffic," you tell yourself, "if just one more souped up Camaro
passes me on the shoulder, if just one more rusted-out '67 Ford pickup pulls out in
front of me when I'm already late to work..."
Now don't do anything rash. The last thing the world needs is another maniac on the
road.
Instead, when you get home and have cooled out a bit, Randy Meyle's road-racing
game might help you unwind.
The object of the game is to guide your car for 100 miles over winding roads and around,
not over, inattentive pedestrians. A good driver can complete the course in about two
minutes. Try not to be too reckless though; every time you run off the road or hit
a jaywalker, you lose time.
You can avoid crashes by downshifting, then upshifting when you wants to speed up. Move
the joystick up and down to shift gears. The gear you're in (0-4) and the number of
miles you've traveled are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
