Commodore 128 with SuperCPU playing Hard Drivin

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Uploaded by on Jul 18, 2010

While looking through Lemon64's Top 100 worst games for the Commodore 64, I see Hard Drivin at #11 worst game. This caused me to remember how bad the game was based on terrible playability and few frames per second rendering of the gfx. This got me thinking, would this game run under a SuperCPU accelerator? Luckily, it does.

The gfx speed is a HUGE improvement with a SuperCPU, it goes from being not viewable to somewhat smooth. Playability is also improved, but still terrible. I have uploaded this not for bragging about my playing ability, but to demonstrate the improvement of gfx using a SuperCPU

This video was captured using the TV card on my PC, with the video input directly from my real 128 Tower system and not an emulator. The 128 has a SuperCPU and the system is running in C64 mode.

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  • is it impossible to kep the car going straigth?

  • @jackobyuk

    Yes actually it is impossible after the first time you move the steering wheels! The control is really terrible!

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  • thats the only thing that kills the c64 version over the amstrad and spectrum. the steering is probably the worst in any game ever published

  • sorry dude, it´s still shitty... :)

  • *crash* PWNED!

  • maybe the driver is drunk. LoL

  • can this computer run black ops?

  • remeber playing that some years ago... it was like WOW it's 3d! but steering the car was so annoying...

  • lol =D looks like 4d sports driving but with worse graphics

  • Anyone who says games were "better in the old days" is a liar.

  • this sucks. pole position on the atari 2600 was better.

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