Timo Kauppinen - Slicks 'n' Slide - 1993

For those who wants to remind this classic underground racing game that was Slicks 'n' Slide developed by Timo Kaupinen but published by Spectrum Pacific Publishing in october 1993.

Pour ceux qui veulent se remémorer ce jeu de course classique de l'underground qu'était Slicks 'n' Slide dévelopé par Timo Kaupinen mais publié par Spectrum Pacific Publishing en octobre 1993.

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[Peccath]

Tää on se paras versio, ennen kuin peli pilattiin. Mutta mikäs se versionumero onkaan? 1.29d?

[Napostriouf]

@Peccath Sorry i don't speak finnish. But if you're asking why i didn't use the 1.29d, it's because i was playing the version that i was playing as a kid in 90's! ^_^

[Peccath]

@Napostriouf Actually I was asking what version you're playing and is that 1.29d or what? :) Anyway, I already googled the solution for my problem; 1.30 sucked ass and 1.29d (or 1.286) were the best :)

[Napostriouf]

@Peccath Oh sorry, so i'm not sure which version that i was using, it's still somewhere in my backup! ^_^

[Hirvibongari2]

I remember a track called "groovy" or something; that track was my favorite and the track time was unbelievably hard to beat after it was clocked with 5 game hours! :D

Btw, any idea why the game lags a lot when using Doxbox? Not smooth like in this video?

[Napostriouf]

@Hirvibongari2 In fact you must configurate Dosbox cycles higher than the oiriginal 5000 cycles.

[Sumpp11]

I feel so ooooold...... and sad..... I want to be back in the 90's. Where are you Doc Brown!?!?!

[Pingu123489]

@Peccath what is the difference between 1.30 and 1.29dlol

[MiGGoFin]

Fast And Furious

[LMTR14]

even bought the full version of this game at one point, which was lost in the meantime unfortunately

[Hirvibongari2]

@Napostriouf , OK , gotta remember that!