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The Birth of Sim Racing - REVS

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Geoff Crammond's REVS is arguably the first racing simulator. Simulating 1984 F3 cars at the Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit, it was the first sim to truly model racing simulation as we know it today. Often overlooked by modern audience, Geoff Crammond's 1984 masterpiece helped pioneer the genre. To understand how impressive REVS was in its day requires a detailed look at what came before it and what gamers experienced at the time. In this video, a thorough look at REVS on the BBC Micro.
REVS was a Revolution.
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Thanks to Ethan Dean, Matt Screaton, and Paul Smith for helping with voice overs for the quotes.
Thanks to Tim @ racesimcentral.net/ for helping with research.
Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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Songs in Order:
Distance
Alliance
End Credits
Darkfall
Rain City
Hackers
The Drop
Slave to the Grid
More Human than Human
Intro Mod, Metalex Mtx1 for Assetto Corsa:
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0:00 Intro
2:13 Part 1 - The Arcade
4:58 Part 2 - The Bedroom
9:03 Part 3 - Crammond
13:59 Part 4 - Learning to Race
19:31 Part 5 - REVS
28:00 Part 6 - REVSPlus
31:40 Outro

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@TheRolandS69 3 года назад

I got a big Ahoy vibe from this, and that is the best compliment I can give. Looking forward to more like this.

@joostubels4090 3 года назад

"RetroAhoy: Doom" but in a simracing jacket

@I_Punch_Demons 3 года назад

I love this as well. A retro ahoy style not about guns!

@TheNeedwanted 3 года назад

I had to double check if I hadn't accidentally clicked in a Ahoy video lol

@ZspotMotorsport 3 года назад

Came here to comment this as well. Great style to take inspiration from & works perfectly for this format. I loved it!

@whisperdeer3 3 года назад

I was about to comment the same thing

@kevbarber 3 года назад

This takes me back to my childhood. My dad bolted a steering wheel from a scrapyard to a potentiometer and plugged it into the joystick port. Must have been one of the first to have a home steering wheel setup. Later added a single pedal, fully down was full throttle, fully up was full brake. You got used to it!

@PhillipHomer 3 года назад

Your dad was bad-ass!!!

@kevbarber 3 года назад

@Alexander TM-290 Hi. No I've searched and can't find a photo unfortunately although I'm sure one existed at one time. It was basically a real wheel bolted to a metal box which also had a red fire button to change gear and a three way switch for accelerate, off throttle and brake. This switch later got replaced with a single pedal. I also had a piece of metal holding down the space bar which enabled a wider steering range, and a golf ball on the T button to automatically restart the engine if I crashed! The golf ball had to be weighted down with a copy of Frank Herbert's "Dune". 🤣

@worldcomicsreview354 2 года назад

You had a home sim rig decades before it was cool, awesome

@itsjustdel Год назад

@@worldcomicsreview354 It's not cool now XD

@Pvezin 3 года назад

"And just like that, the world was racing at their computers. Studying braking markers, searching for tenths of a second." I got teary eyes listening to this.

@jacklloyd3402 3 года назад

Me too. Great great video.

@JakePetrolhead 3 года назад

This was like watching an Ahoy video, but through the lense of retro sim racing - I hope this does well enough to warrant more videos like it, because this is genuinely one of the highest quality videos I've ever seen about sim racing.

@MadMaxBLD 3 года назад

Check out other videos by GPLaps; they have a different style but come close in content.

@jamesbehra2690 3 года назад

He was definetly "the Father" of all modern racing sims. And Microprose the Mother of the whole simulation gaming. I was surprised some weeks ago: a viewer posted a comment in one of my GP4 videos. It was him that actually wrote GP4´s entire graphics code, both Direct X and C++.

@swingtrader9239 3 года назад

That was me 😉 . Thanks James. I was part of the very small team (ie. 2 of us) who worked on the core graphics engine for GP4 on PC and XBOX versions (latter was very close to completion but never released). I also spent so much time playing Revs in my childhood on my BBC and C64 machines 👍🙂

@graysonbyass-rascoe4326 3 года назад

Ah nice to see you around JB ;)

@jamesbehra2690 3 года назад

@@swingtrader9239 The C64! My God! My first was the Spectrum made by Sinclair! Radio tape small black and white tv set and here we go! Cheers bud!

@jamesbehra2690 3 года назад

@@graysonbyass-rascoe4326 Roscoe! Jake's channel is our Pub! 🥂

@markusjuenemann 3 года назад

@@swingtrader9239 So it's actually your fault, I had to buy a new computer whenever a new GP Release came out... 😂

@VonBlade 3 года назад

Can't wait for pt2 where Geoff unveils his true masterpieces. GP and GP2.

@jacksmith4460 3 года назад

gp 2 was great

@youpeoplearenuts2 3 года назад

If it's anything like the RU-vidr that this is styled after, you'll have to wait a year

@slammy102 3 года назад

Considering the tech limitations at the time, I will always view revs as his true masterpiece.

@andyenderby2305 2 года назад

@@jacksmith4460 better than GP3 in some ways...

@ab8jeh 2 года назад

@@andyenderby2305 GP4 was a great comeback.

@Middcore 3 года назад

Just wanted to drop a line to say the presentation on this video is next-level. Apart from lack of actual on-camera interviews with developers (something obviously beyond the resources of a RU-vid channel), this is professional documentary level stuff. Takes me back to the days of watching "Icons" on G4.

@JebMotorsport 3 года назад

This was quite simply one of the best edited, most interesting and well-voiced videos I have ever watched. This is almost more of a documentary than a straight-up RU-vid video, and I cannot praise it enough. It is simply brilliant. Looking forward immensely to Part 2 with the Grand Prix series - fantastic job!

@a_random_jonny6424 3 года назад

These videos feel like a production done by a team of professionals, very impressive

@artslap7520 3 года назад

If this was on Netflix, I'd watch it. Great production values. Well done.

@paulanstey4577 3 года назад

Brilliant video. Took me right back to being huddled over my BBC Micro trying not to smash the he'll out of the keyboard and throwing the whole thing out of the window. It was very frustrating but at the same time very addictive. Been racing sims ever since my addiction started in 1984

@paintbox9899 3 года назад

As a long time subscriber, I love the direction you are taking with the channel. Really enjoyed this one and excellent quality as always thank you.

@superjuca55 3 года назад

I was here sharpening my pitchfork for your bold assumption of Revs being the 1st sim, but then you mentioned Chequered Flag for the ZX and a great summary of it's characteristics. You're safe... GREAT VIDEO!

@theeeMitchi 3 года назад

I can barely put it into words how great this video is. Not only is it a very, very valuable piece of simracing history, it's also SUPERBLY well done. The music, your narration, the way you design your videos - brilliant. Simply brilliant. The quality of your (free!) content is outstanding. Please, GPLaps, never change your formula. Keep doing this.

@andrewfarquhar9083 3 года назад

I was BBC B and Revs player, just got a direct drive motor for my sim rig the bugs still there , great video.

@absinthedude 3 года назад

Oh my childhood....my parents couldn't afford a BBC Micro but of course we had them at school and a couple of friends had them....having a pirated copy of Revs and sneaking it into the school computer room was a big hobby!

@iceninja46 3 года назад

Thank you for the memories. I started on a Spectrum ZX81 and now have a wee more power...

@triptechable 3 года назад

That was awesome thank you. I have fond memories of Revs. I guess the sequel to this has to be be another Crammond classic - Grand Prix! Can't wait!

@Toofey 3 года назад

Brilliant work. I bought the cassette version of REVS the day of release and later received the 5 track version on floppy disk as a Christmas present. I spent countless hours pounding round Silverstone, looking for that perfect lap. Wonderful memories, thank you🙂

@SevenSmiles 3 года назад

Me too. I converted my BBC joysticks into a steering wheel and pedals, crudely made out of wood. Every so often in the heat of battle it would break and I'd have to "pit" in my workshop to repair it before I could race again :)

@brmh1667 3 года назад

It's so good to see your interest in both the history of motor racing and the history of sims. I had mentioned Revs on your channel a while ago, it is virtually forgotten now, sadly, so it is a real treat to see this video on this classic game, which I never played but which seemed the ultimate test for the budding driver with a limited budget.... F3 around Silverstone. The ultimate challenge in keeping your speed up on a fast track with fairly under-powered cars, so the name was particularly appropriate. Those were the days when the BBC held, maintained and deserved the respect of the people. How things have changed! Not just in the sim world, either.

@DavyJonesSimRacing 3 года назад

This was excellent! I had a ZX Spectrum back then and played "Chequered Flag" and I remember thinking then why the game onscreen didn't match the cover art of the cassette tape. How far we've come...

@funkytransport 3 года назад

same - brands hatch !

@Daz555Daz 3 года назад

That's the first sim racing game for me. The grand daddy of them all.

@asterousia 3 года назад

there are people that you dont know them personally but you feel you ought to them a big thank you.. GEOFF CRAMMOND IS ONE OF THEM . geoff a big big big thank you for all these great games. you are a legend

@drew42rd 3 года назад

Wow - EXCELLENT. I am actually one of those old farts who used to be addicted to playing Revs on a BBC micro - and it fostered a life-long love of racing. I own most of the "current" sims of the past 10 years or so (AC, RF2, PC2) but I find some of them rather overwhelming; I don't want to have to spend hours fine-tuning complex setups (I could cope with Revs and GPx setups); I just want to get out on a (virtual) track and enjoy RACING - and whittling down lap times. Your videos have inspired me to have another bash, maybe with iRacing Formula Vees or some historic cars in AC. That BMW e30 looks fun :-) Thank you Sir!

@Brucemagoose511 9 месяцев назад

Excellent video. Keyboard Revs veteran here who is going to hunt down the steer assisted version as I think this game will have aged well. The only true racing sim I've ever played, but I've never enjoyed AI in a racing game more. They race each other, not just you. They are broadly consistent performers but can have varied performance race to race to spice it up. If you played multiplayer and instantly abandoned qualifying you could name the other 19 drivers as real drivers to increase immersion for your race. And so true about the accomplishment of milestones. A child faced with the impossibility of even starting the car, gets moving, then makes constant progress over weeks and months. One of only two games ever to make me feel like I was doing something impossible (the other being Frequency on PS2).

@RaceSimCentral 3 года назад

This really is great. I'm so pleased to see it get the recognition in such a wonderful way.

@aidanodonnell2490 3 года назад

I watched this all the way through with the biggest grin on my face! I played this for hours back in the day--and I read every word of those manuals and instructions! It was a magnificent experience. Thank you for this respectful tribute. Edit: Just a couple more things. First, I didn't know later versions of Revs for the Beeb had Computer Assisted Steering, but I've discovered a version of Revs which I can play under emulation with this feature, so thanks for letting me know this detail. Second, Revs was such a good simulator that you could turn the car around on the track and drive around the circuit backwards, which was surely a first for any computer driving game on any platform. If you did this during the race, you could (deliberately) crash head-on into the computer cars. If you did this with enough force, the computer car would be disabled, and remain in position on the track as a wreck, which you (and the other cars) would have to avoid on each subsequent lap.

@strathcarnagelackadaisical9597 Год назад

As someone who first came to Crammond's work in F1GP on the Atari ST, this back story starting before I was born is fascinating. BBC Micros were still in use in British primary schools as late as the mid 90s, I would never have believed it would have been capable of running such an accurate simulator!

@ab8jeh 2 года назад

I had a BBC B with Revs, but never the extended track pack. As a 9 year old I don't think I appreciated how unique it was. Later Grand Prix for the Atari ST, but never knew Crammond did both until later. Also Sentinel for the BBC by Crammond... many hours spent. Basically all my favourite games I later found out were made by the same man. No coincidence, what a legend.

@Jellybeantiger 3 года назад

Geoff Crammind’s games had great manuals,also loved the manuals that came with the gate fold boxed version,which I still own of GPL.

@nicksGLI 3 года назад

Been watching you evolve so much over the last year, THIS VIDEO IS SO HIGH QUALITY. Great. Freaking. Job!

@phrtao 3 года назад

I loved this game and played it for hours on my C64. I got to a point where I could win every race on a C64 or BBC. It could be played with the keyboard (without any steering assist). The key was learning to use the space bar to amplify the steering motion plus some feathering of throttle and brake keys.

@robwainfur2073 3 года назад

Now this was a fantastic video! Thank you so much. I had a humble Speccy and when I saw my friend had a BBC and played Revs I was blown away. What got my attention was that you could actually see the road ahead for example you could see a chicane approaching rather than the road just bending left or right.

@robwainfur2073 3 года назад

Also, if you want an oddity racing sim game to try have a look at Ferrari Formula 1 for Amiga/Dos. You controlled the head instead of the wheel!

@SirSpatsGaming 3 года назад

This was my FIRST Sim Racer - I still have the cassette in the original box. Brilliant video my friend!

@rovingenglishman 3 года назад

Nice documentary! I basically learned to drive with Revs. I was 15 years old when my Dad came home with a BBC Micro model B (the good one). Revs taught me about power bands and apexes. It really was a training simulator. Loved it so much I wrote a review in a local fanzine. Got the 4 Tracks add on. Acornsoft set the bar in this era. They were cutting edge and quality. Next was Crammond’s Formula 1 and then the question with every new driving game after that for me was ‘yeah but is it a game or a simulator?’ I could never get over how he managed to get a full sim into 32k of memory. Truly mind boggling. Then came Elite and the boggling hit new heights!

@SimRacingJason 3 года назад

Really enjoy these long format videos taking a dive into sim racing history, thank you.

@somebodyhere660 3 года назад

Man I love this video. Such an awesome tribute. Love the whole look back at the history of racing games. Crammond had a massive influence on my childhood having spent so much time playing the Grand Prix series. Also, completing a championship season in GP1 on the same pc using hotseat mode, is one of my favourite memories of my time with my dad. We had a C64 prior to getting our first DOS pc but we never had REVS. Such a shame because I only discovered the game a few years back and it blew my mind how awesome it was for such an old game.

@Worstplayer 3 года назад

Wow, just wow. The quality of this video is just incredible.

@h3llr4iser1 3 года назад

@GPLaps - you're quite simply knocking it out of the park. The editing, the information, the music, the speech delivery - absolutely perfect. I'd say you're becoming one of the best sim racing channels around but that would be reductive, you're not just going around virtual tracks here - you're looking into the history of the genre and what makes it so compelling and popular. Revs - the grandfather of all racing sims. Unfortunately, due to only having a cassette deck being the standard in most of Europe as well as relying primarily on pirate cassettes you'd find in the newsagents, I only discovered this game whereabouts 1991/1992, in the final months of my Commodore 64 "career" - but man, did I play the wheels out of Revs during that time. I had the original C64 "2 tracks" version - I mastered Silverstone quite well, but Brands proved to be too much for me. Even then, the game was mindblowing for me as there was simply NOTHING remotely similar around. Then, a bit later, I got a spanking 486 and Formula 1 Grand Prix came out, again courtesy of Geoff Crammond. Can't wait to see what kind of content you'll be able to make about that one.

@LUNATIC75 3 года назад

Until today I'd never paid any attention to Revs. Now it looks like I have another eBay purchase to make, and I don't even own a BBC Micro. Excellent video.. well done!

@Audiojack_ 3 года назад

Fantastic production quality, I really appreciate this retrospective.

@arielarias9074 Год назад

What a fantastic video! The final phrase was an amazing touch and gave me goosebumps. Definitely what was coming on 1991 was TRULY special. I still can remember the music, every frame of the intro and have the same feeling that I had back then. Crammond is without doubts one of the heores that inspired me to become a game dev myself.

@josneira1827 Месяц назад

birth of a lifetime passion for so many, includimg me.. We salute you Crammond.

@jeffreypostma6832 3 года назад

Even if I am too young to remember this game, I very fondly remember its follow up, World Circuit, as my first racing simulation (along with IndyCar Racing). After the console racing games which were all pure arcade racers, it was a revelation to race on the real tracks, at realistic speeds and with advanced car settings. Crammond truly was a pioneer.

@BeyondTheScanlines 3 года назад

What a wonderful piece. Revs is an amazing bit of work for the time, and you've gone above and beyond showing just how pivotal a work it is. And lining up for a whole Crammond racing retrospective series? OH MY.

@MatthewJohnCrittenden 3 года назад

Great stuff. I remember trying to get Revs and Aviator to work on my lowly Electron back in the day. Coders could really optimise back then.

@MySimRacer 3 года назад

Some great memories here, played all of these when growing up. Great informative video. Thankyou.

@tonybuckingham5071 3 года назад

Good video, thanks. Brought back great memories! Looking forward to Grand Prix and any others you do 👍⭐️

@douglasdixon524 Месяц назад

I was twelve years old when Pole Position came out. My friends and I would imitate the "prepare to qualify" voice. Fun City at Central Mall is where we played.

@denisdavies5985 3 года назад

The best racing game ever. Those sounds and funny names took me right back. Thank you.

@vrracer479 2 года назад

Man you knocked it out the park i lived thru all this like many older sim racers and the love you put into this piece was gr8 hats off to you I look forward to what comes after hugely appreciated keep it up mate.

@Fergy00000 3 года назад

Outstanding. Thanks for the huge effort you go to for this amazing content. Keep up the awesome work.

@alheeley 3 года назад

Oh boy, I was so hooked on this when it came out, spent hours racing with a tiny joystick on my BBC Micro, how devastating to see the graphics now when I remember them with such fondness!

@TheColdPenguin 3 года назад

Henlo @GPLaps - just wanted to say that this was an incredible watch - I loved the music; the artwork; clips; presentation - you told a very cool story and did it brilliantly! I really hope there will be a "Part 2" covering what came next! Keep living the dream!

@ajrichar0 3 года назад

Superb video. Excellent history lesson with all the context to make sense of how ground breaking Revs was. Terrific soundtrack that matched the video, too. Can't wait for part two!

@TedMeat 3 года назад

This was outstanding, thank you! Nothing more I can say.

@johnnywinstone 3 года назад

Loved this! Thanks for making the film.

@ninjapenguinSA 3 года назад

This was fantastic, and your best video yet! Can't wait for the next one.

@hazy33 3 года назад

Incredible video. You deserve to feel really proud. As a UK'er who had this back in the day on the c64 you've done the game and it's place in history proud. Silverstone is only 30 minutes drive from me. I used to watch a lot of races their in the mid to late 80s. In Revs if you got the angle right at the chicane you could launch over the curb and land on the straight and carry on :-)

@franklinnash 2 года назад

This sim was tough as hell, especially using a primitive (homemade) analogue joystick, but once you started to master it the feeling was glorious. I've loved Crammond's games ever since I first discovered how to fly under the bridge and buzz the trees in Aviator.

@chrishill8015 3 года назад

Well made video. Thanks. Love me some Geoff Crammond. He got me into "sim racing" with his F1Grand Prix game on the Commodore Amiga. That game made me learn tracks, corner speeds and gears. That game and it's successor was the first time I took full control of a car in a game doing all the acceleration and braking myself with only auto gears (at the time). Good, good times indeed.

@plaguedoctorjohnson1650 3 года назад

Throughly enjoyed that doco well done man remember the game like it was yesterday. Admittedly i was one of those that struggled with keyboard controls, and to this day still do 👍👍

@loutrec4375 3 года назад

Once again I have the confirmation that this is one of the best automotive related channels, the effort you put in each one of your videos is unreal and honestly I can’t wait to see where this series will go, since Crammond is one of the most interesting person in the whole gaming industry

@nikbear 3 года назад

Talk about a trip down memory lane! 😯 stunning video that took me right back to my 13 year old self 👍 excellent, can't wait to see pt2 of this 😉🕹🏎

@harryalfie8149 3 года назад

Thank you for an amazing video of a range of superb games from the awesome Geoff crammond. I remember fondly playing for hours on aviator and hours of playing revs as well love your awesome video and keep up the great work

@sstace69 3 года назад

I love these gaming history lessons they're amazing don't stop doing them!

@nooch8692 3 года назад

This is one of the best sim racing videos I have ever seen, good work!

@dennisfriesen9105 2 года назад

Nice one Jacob .Your insightful knowledge has reminded me that my best friend STILL has a stand up original of Pole Position. I am going to have to visit him and show him this very well done video. It still works too. Very well done ,and Thank you!

@streetphone4619 2 года назад

WOW! What a great retrospective on the origin of sim racing. Top notch effort this.

@tonysmithson6403 3 года назад

Love the way you do your content and this was a masterpiece can’t wait for more it so reminds me of how I got into into gaming and eventually sim racing like I love today keep it up man brilliant 🤩👍

@bluein2red423 2 года назад

Thoroughly excellent video, brilliantly researched!

@foolinjection 3 года назад

This was glorious. Loved every minute of it.

@Artomotive. 3 года назад

Brilliantly thought out and produced. Thank you. I'd like it twice if I could! Keep up the great work, loving all of your content 👏🏻

@barrycheesemore2928 3 года назад

Wow, what an awesome video! I remember playing Revs on my mates C64, it was bastard hard but ultimately extremely rewarding if you got it right. And the mere mention of the greatest game ever, Elite,gets my vote any day!!

@MikeVanRose 2 года назад

Excellent work man, super well done

@Tj930 3 года назад

What a lovely video! I remember "Revs + 4 tracks" and "Elite", back in the day

@wibblewabblewoo6249 3 года назад

This is way before my time but I thoroughly enjoyed this, amazing thank you!!! 😀

@michaelpomar4783 3 года назад

Good to see a new video from one of my favourite content creators. I actually owned a BBC model B back then but Revs somehow passed me by. I did have Frontier (forerunner to Elite) and the original Football Manager as well as a modem and a Prestel account, which was the internet before there was an internet :) The Beeb was a great micro and truly influential to a lot of the tuff we know and love today. Geoff Crammond was/is a genius and I owned all his Grand Prix games. Thanks for this excellent walk don memory lane Jake.

@garethnoble3378 3 года назад

Brilliant dude, just amazing, thank you so much

@GrandPrixYannick 3 года назад

Another stellar documentary!

@CoolCalmCasey 3 года назад

Such a great vid. Excellent work GP.

@GaryKari 3 года назад

I can't even imagine the amount of hours I played this with our C64... This game launched me to the racing sims for years to come.

@NielsHeusinkveld 3 года назад

I only spent a few hours on an emulator a few years ago but the vibe of this ga.. sim was very positive! Very professional video. I'm not sure if I see the value (i.e. you spent a lot of time and effort) on the general gaming history, as there are so many channels that cover this already) but I appreciate the effort to make it a broader than simracing video.

@legoferrari14 3 года назад

The way I see it, the extra general gaming history helps contextualise the feats of Geoff Crammond's work in that time.

@Bearder 3 года назад

Absolutely great work on this.

@0casin0 3 года назад

We've come a long way from the first races of Richie Axelson ^^ But I really love what is happening to this channel, and this video especially is a really seriously good video essay, my full respect for that

@fartvader84yearsago8 3 года назад

Man, this is top notch, only because I don't have a term greater than top notch.

@steveo1964 3 года назад

wow a blast from my past I loved this game as kid, awesome vid too.

@amandasantini6265 3 года назад

I disabled AdBlock for this and gladly watched 2 minutes of ads. Great stuff.

@TomKayll 3 года назад

That was a joy to watch. I was born in the early 90s and so raised on the Microprose games, but it's incredible to watch the work Crammond did just a few years before and how far the humble racing game evolved

@pablohombre7086 3 года назад

i really like your content and the obvious enthusiasm and love for the topics and simulations you present to us. I really hope, you can gain a lot more subscribers :)

@robertlooper135 3 года назад

Such an insanely well made video, keep up the good work man I love your channel to death

@robertm9065 3 года назад

I'm late to the party here but holy cow, Jake! Your content is always top shelf but this is on a whole new level. Incredible presentation, thank you for this!

@thesimracingdad6928 3 года назад

Excellent production value here, thoroughly enjoyed it. Please let this be a series dedicated to the legend that is Geoff Crammond?? Stunt car racer, F1GP and so on. There is really nothing on him really. Would love like in this style.

@brexa72 Год назад

I play so many hours in 1984 with REVS, the best ever and ever....

@MrBlitz121 3 года назад

I love the Ahoy mood you gave this video. Although I would love to see some unique take on this, I think it's one of the best ways to start

@DjFIL007 3 года назад

Amazing! While I was a child of the 80's and my dad had a C64 that I played on, Revs was not a title I had experieinced. I didn't really get deeper in to racing games until the early 90's with GP2 and the Papyrus sims of that time. Thanks for the super detailed look back.

@MadMaxBLD 3 года назад

Man, this is like an Ahoy video with synthwave music. Love it!