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I actually once downloaded a copy of "Big Rigs" after watching AVGN's video. It still baffles my mind how this game could ever make it to the shelves. It is the
by spacechild1 1y ago
I actually once downloaded a copy of "Big Rigs" after watching AVGN's video. It still baffles my mind how this game could ever make it to the shelves. It is the most broken thing I've ever played. The infinite speed reverse gear is quite an experience, though.
- anonymars 1y agoThis is my favorite review comment on that game: https://www.gamespot.com/big-rigs-over-the-road-racing/user-reviews/2200-21545/ https://www.gamespot.com/big-rigs-over-the-road-racing/user-... e.g. > This comment on society is driven home (or in fact, not driven at all) even further by the computer AI. It doesn't even leave the starting gate. Much like the dreams and aspirations we harbour as youth, reving our engines on a starting line where the crack of the pistol never comes. Meanwhile, those of privledge cruise to easy victory, unconcerned over such mundane things as rent or grocery bills or collideable landscapes.
- bitwize 1y agoI love how if you accelerate backwards long enough (in the BLJ of auto racing games), you will eventually be at a point in the coordinate system where the distance between adjacent floating-point numbers is large enough to be visible, leading to your truck's geometry beginning to "shimmer", and then warp and change shape in bizarre twisted ways. Truly only a masterpiece could gift us with an experience like that.