Oh damn that Triangulars LCD game is a throwback! I had a different one, but that brings back memories. Here’s hoping we see a new F1 Race Stars. Might not be out of the question, since it was made by Codemasters.
I remember playing a game called F1 Spirit by Konami on an MSX computer. It's called The Spirit of F1 on Gameboy in Europe. There is another Atari Jaguar F1 game World Tour Racing
Impressive collection. 53:20 I guess the confusion with "Racing Simulation 3" is the completely stupid and inconsistent naming of that Franchise. The first one was "F1 Racing Simulation", the 2nd game was then "Monaco Grand Prix: Racing Simulation 2" that, depending on the Region and version of the game was also known as both "Monaco Grand Prix" or "Racing Simulation: Monaco Grand Prix" and the 3rd game being simply "Racing Simulation 3" then. The really messed up part about this is that the naming for the two Dreamcast Versions makes it look like that system got both the 1st and 2nd game in a Franchise when in reality they are both the same game, with one version simply having Online Multiplayer added to it.
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Oh damn that Triangulars LCD game is a throwback! I had a different one, but that brings back memories.
Here’s hoping we see a new F1 Race Stars. Might not be out of the question, since it was made by Codemasters.
This is something I've been trying to do (albeit without the full home computer/PC collection). But this is really cool!
I remember playing a game called F1 Spirit by Konami on an MSX computer. It's called The Spirit of F1 on Gameboy in Europe. There is another Atari Jaguar F1 game World Tour Racing
Thanks so much, I hadn't heard of World Tour Racing! I'll add it to my list! Jaguar CD exclusive?
@@SuperJonaco yeah CD only. You would need a Game drive to play it via cartridge. Telegames I think still sell new Jag CD ganes
Impressive collection.
53:20 I guess the confusion with "Racing Simulation 3" is the completely stupid and inconsistent naming of that Franchise. The first one was "F1 Racing Simulation", the 2nd game was then "Monaco Grand Prix: Racing Simulation 2" that, depending on the Region and version of the game was also known as both "Monaco Grand Prix" or "Racing Simulation: Monaco Grand Prix" and the 3rd game being simply "Racing Simulation 3" then. The really messed up part about this is that the naming for the two Dreamcast Versions makes it look like that system got both the 1st and 2nd game in a Franchise when in reality they are both the same game, with one version simply having Online Multiplayer added to it.