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Hard Drivin (New)

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Category: Mega Drive

A very ambitious project with the original being entirely polygon based on a platform requiring programmer imagination to squeeze good 3D out of the hardware. Plenty of nostalgia for fans of the series and Atari with rogue developer Tengen on programming duties.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

Still can't believe the whole thing is polygons, but it runs smoother than I expected for Mega Drive hardware. The ambition shows in every corner, and for someone who grew up with the original arcade, that nostalgia hit is exactly what I wanted.

Christopher ★★★★★

It’s honestly wild that they pulled off a fully polygon-based racer on the Mega Drive, and the ambition really shows in every sharp corner and jittery pop-in. I’m grinning like it’s 1992 again, and for fans of the series, this is the nostalgia fix you’ve been hunting for.

John ★★★★★

Getting that first-person perspective in a racing game on a 16-bit console still feels like a magic trick, and the frame rate holds up way better than I expected. It's a real time capsule for anyone who grew up with the arcade original, and the challenge is just as brutal as I remember.

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