by William McNee <wullie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Apr 20, 2008 at 11:26 AM
In article <480b17cc$0$26076$db0fefd9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
lk <gofyself@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi
> Does anyone happen to have an original copy of Revs?
Unfortunately, all of my BBC Micro stuff I have sold or destroyed years
ago.
> I'd like to do a lap or 2 for Nostalgia's sake but I don't have the
piece of
> paper that shows which key does what. Working it out by trial and
error is
> something I don't have time for?
I really enjoyed playing Revs and this game was what got me interested in
F1 and motors****ts in general. My favourite track was Snetterton and there
was many a hair raising session tearing down the 2 straights and braking
at the last possible moment to take the corners...The slipstream effect
was cool as well...:-)
I also used to spend a whole afternoon playing as all the racers one after
the other and much carnage ensued as cars got bumped off the track or
ended up sitting in the middle of the track for the rest of the race...:-)
I think some of the controls were W for forward and A and D for steering S
for reverse and maybe ****ft, TAB or CTRL for the clutch
> Can anyone find one, scan it in and put it up on the web somewhere?
Have you tried a Google search?
> Cheers
William
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