For years people have been clamoring for a demolition derby game that is true to the sport. No power ups. No killing pedestrians. Just a real demolition derby simulation. Cars crashing, stalling, restarting, flipping, denting, engines smoking and steaming in a way that puts you right in the driver's seat. This is that game.

There is nothing more American than stock car racing (other than baseball, football, and apple pie). Of course, a majority of the people who extensively watch stock car racing (and most car racing in general) are just waiting for the crashes. To simplify the process and cut straight to the chase, we are presented with Demolition Derby, a sport which encompasses all of the ideals that we hold dear: lots and lots of crashes. There have been several titles in the computer et which have offered their take on this strange and compelling sport, but none have treated it realistically, usually adding power-ups, pedestrians, and the sort.

That is, until now! Demolition Derby & Figure 8 Race, despite being a very descriptive and very long name, features all the crashing goodness that we have come to know in (not surprisingly) demolition derbies. So, will Demolition Derby win the elusive cup, or end up a smoking heap of ineptitude?

Demolition Derby & Figure 8 Race Main Features:

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Cars dent where you hit them

Realistic physics make the cars drive like real cars

45 AI drivers to drive against

Each AI driver has their own driving style

The AI drivers are based on real demolition derby drivers

You can identify AI drivers easily by their car's paint job

11 different car body styles including compact, full size, station wagons and a hearse

9 different tracks to drive on

4 difficulty settings that will challenge every skill level

Supports up to 8 player multiplayer games over LAN or the Internet

Allows you to use steering wheels including support for force feedback

You can record an event to replay later

Engines smoke, steam, stall and backfire

Saves each players settings and controls allowing different people to have different settings on the same machine

With real drivers and officials consulting on the game, this is as close as it gets to being there.

System Requirements:

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Pentium II or better CPU

64MB of memory

8MB DirectX compatible video card

260MB of hard disk space

Windows 95/98/2000/XP

DirectX 8.0 or later