Entry 164 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
Micro Machines
Year: 1991
Platform: NES
Developer: Codemasters Sof...
Entry 164 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
Micro Machines
Year: 1991 Platform: NES Developer: Codemasters Software Company Ltd. Publisher: Camerica Video source: Nesguide.com
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i didnt like the breakfast table level lmao used to annoy me but the only thig i found fustrating was the whole adapting to a slow car then moving to a super fast one on the next level lol
Funny how if a game based on Micro Machines were to be made today, it would most likely just be some crappy shovelware. But back then, developers actually gave thought to even licensed titles.
back in the day, nintendo controlled the amount of games a developer could release to its console to 5 a year. It was debatedly because they didnt want to repeat the business crash like what happened to Atari years before. Other developers got pissed and thought they were just trying to give nintendo's games an edge. So many company's like Tengen (Atari) and this were made without nintendo license and tended to have the switch on the back that allowed it to bypass the NES pirated games sensor.
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