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18 Wheeler - Sega Dreamcast
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About 18 Wheeler - Sega Dreamcast
Amazon.com Even if you're not the type to bleat out the 1975 hit "Convoy" over a CB radio, you'll probably still get the sweats thinking about racing with 20 tons of cargo pushing your rig. Choose between four 18-wheel trucks, and then ride against rival truckers and the clock as you try to deliver your payload intact and on time. The game offers 20 stages on the way from New York to San Francisco, as well as four play modes: Arcade, Parking Challenge, Score Attack, and Versus. Eighteen Wheeler is compatible with separately sold steering-wheel controllers. Product description Get behind the wheel of a 60-foot-long, 20-ton, 18-wheeled truck and buckle up as you drive in locations from New York to California. 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker features arcade-style racing in four gameplay modes: arcade, parking, score attack, and versus. You'll transport cargo and race against other truck drivers--all while protecting your rig from damage. In versus mode, you can take on a friend in split-screen action on four different raceways. Review Now's your chance to go trucking mad with Eighteen Wheeler: American Pro Trucker for the Dreamcast. Taking plenty of inspiration from Crazy Taxi, Eighteen Wheeler sees you driving like a maniac through crowded streets and on the freeway in an 18-wheeled monster truck. With your load varying from big rigs to a trailer full of logs, this is certainly a game for those who like crazy action. There are a number of levels and options from which to choose. The arcade mode pits you against the computer in a race to the finish line while keeping your load intact. Next up is the parking level, with a variety of challenges across a series of tracks. You have to guide your mammoth vehicle around streets, canyons, and seaside resorts, and must do your best in parking your rig. But be warned--knocking that rogue lamppost only loses you more time. Apart from racing and parking, the game offers pure smash-and-run antics, rewarding you as you hit bonus cars and destroy your rivals. And, of course, no game like this would be complete without a vs. mode, so Eighteen Wheeler provides hours of fun as you challenge your friends to duel with 40-ton juggernauts. Essentially, this game is Crazy Taxi, only bigger, bolder, and heavier. It's definitely for gamers looking for lighthearted drive-and-destroy action. --Jason Denwood -- Amazon.co.uk
