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'''''Turbo Esprit''''' is a driving game where your job is to hunt down the cars of the drug dealers and ram them until they give up. Traffic lights, pedestrians, hit cars, and one-way streets complicate the matter. But there is also a practice where you can roam one of the four cities in the game as you like. | '''''Turbo Esprit''''' is a driving game where your job is to hunt down the cars of the drug dealers and ram them until they give up. Traffic lights, pedestrians, hit cars, and one-way streets complicate the matter. But there is also a practice where you can roam one of the four cities in the game as you like. | ||
Revision as of 10:54, 14 October 2013
| Turbo Esprit | ||
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| Developer | Unknown | |
| Company | Durell | |
| Publisher | Durell | |
| Musician | Unknown | |
| Release | 1986 | |
| Platform(s) | CPC | |
| Genre | Arcade | |
| OS | ||
| Game Modes | Unknown | |
| Controls | Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination | |
| Media | Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination | |
| Language | Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination | |
| Information | Unknown | |
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Turbo Esprit is a driving game where your job is to hunt down the cars of the drug dealers and ram them until they give up. Traffic lights, pedestrians, hit cars, and one-way streets complicate the matter. But there is also a practice where you can roam one of the four cities in the game as you like.
Might be considered the predecessor of Grand Theft Auto, but unsurprisingly Rockstar totally denies this.
The CPC version has pretty marvelous graphics, much better than the C64 or Spectrum releases (except the title screen is more colorful on the C64).
Covertapes
- Turbo Esprit
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Back Covertape
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Front Covertape
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Tape
- Turbo Esprit
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Tape
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Video
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Screenshots
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Title screen
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City selection
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Main menu
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The city map showing traffic lights, one-way streets, gas stations, and enemy cars
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Chasing the drug dealer's white car
Download
- Turbo esprit (Durell Software) (1986) (Small Clamp Case).cdt.zip (CDT for Emulators)
- Zipped DSK for emulators
Links
- Turbo Esprit at CPC-POWER
- The Amstrad CPC Games Resource
- Turbo Esprit at the English-language Wikipedia