Seen this, done that instantly comes to mind. The cars and the tracks all look very familiar. There are two modes of competition: PC and arcade, with the former standing for enhanced simulation aspects (tires, gears, suspension and so on can be customised), and the latter for pure arcade. They are so damn similar that you can safely say that if you own one, you own 'em all! The scarcity of new ideas shows in the hardware department of Sega Touring Car Championship is amazing: I saw three relatively good looking courses and four unspectacular cars (all behave more or less alike - you choose by looks not by attributes), and a bonus track and car can be unlocked after successfully winning championships. They all look very similar to each other, play very similar to each other, and feel very similar to each other. What are you going to do? Well, just ask Sega! They lately let loose an avalanche of games, one with stock cars, one with rally cars and, yes, one with touring cars. Say you have diminishing returns from the arcade halls because many people either have a console or the latest hot-rod Pentium system at home. Say you are the chairman of a big - nay, huge - company building arcade machines. Now, when it is two years later, and I may get the framerate I like, I am not sure if I still care. However, I guess my good old P100 system would have been a tad slow, so I would probably run the game on a friend's P133, and would still not be very convinced about the framerate.

Know what? I would have loved such a game at that time. Fast-paced car racing action, around a wide range of arcade oriented touring car courses. Two years ago, this would have been a remarkable game.

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