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Turbo Charge

ShooterRacing

Released

Jun 7, 1991

12,943 days ago
Platforms
  • Commodore C64/128/MAX
Ratings

Not rated yet

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Jun 7, 199112,943 days ago
    • Commodore C64/128/MAX

About

The intro shows us Iraqi terrorists breaking into an U.N. military camp escaping with the stockpile. Now it's the turn of the British agents Agaippa and Dausus to catch the terrorists and secure the stockpile. This is a classical "Drive & Shoot" game. You are controlling a red sports car, driving down a narrow road, shooting every car on the road while trying to avoid the enemy's gunfire and various obstacles on the road (The story tells us, it's a chase through hazardous countries like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Thailand, South Africa and more). The difficulty increases from stage to stage. While in the first stages there is almost no hostile activity almost all cars will start shooting you on sight later in the game. Even worse, there are helicopters and jets going to attack you too. Various obstacles on the road will make it harder to keep the upper hand on the street. These obstacles range from cones, to mines and even rather large rocks. Finally there are various intersections where always one will lead into a dead end, causing your car to crash.

Game info

Released
1991 · see every game from that year
Modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person

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Story & names

Terrorists have broken into a UN ammo stockpile and stolen enough missiles to wipe a small country off the face of the earth! It’s up to you, as Agents Agaippa and Drusus, to chase after the haul and reclaim it. But you’ll have to be on your guard because it’s difficult enough to navigate through roads at the best of times without having to worry about the mines and choppers that are being put in your way to slow you down!

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Release dates by region

1 release in 1 region

europe

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