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Micro Machines Series

Micro Machines Military Edition

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Excerpt from Genesis Game Guide by The Scribe

NAME:             Micro Machines series (4 titles)
AUTHOR/VENDOR:    Codemasters
RELEASED:         various
TYPE:             Racing (various)
LANGUAGE:         English

PREMISE:          You get to drive around in those little vehicles that
                  Galoob sells by the ton on some very strange tracks -
                  like the bathtub, on the dining table, and so on.  You
                  even get to choose your driver from some rather crazy
                  looking characters. (Skyline)

IMPRESSIONS:      Helluva funny concept.  You don't have to enjoy racing
                  games to have fun with these. (Skyline)

VARIATIONS:       Micro Machines (1993)
                  Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (1994)
                  Micro Machines 96 (1995, aka Micro Machines Tournament
                    Edition)
                  Micro Machines - Military Edition (1996, developed by
                    Supersonic Software)

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Great bunch of racing games (Score: 1)
by Hiryu on Sunday, July 01 @ 18:44:03 EDT
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Micro Machines is a great series made by codemasters. In it, you race against 3 other drivers on various courses around the house. It's a lot of fun, and even though you don't get powerups, you do get a whole bunch of vehicles to race with. I recommend you pick up at least one of these gems! I give em a 9.5

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by HaloMan on Tuesday, January 15 @ 17:02:01 EST
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Micro Machines is a lovely little game. The original is better then the sequels due to its simplicity.

Micro Machines is a game thats best because ofi ts simplicity

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by smokeDogg on Friday, January 18 @ 07:57:02 EST
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Fantastic party game, race micro machines around giant, real-world 'tracks'.

The sequels came on Codemasters brilliant "J-Cart" allowing another 2 joypads to be connected!!
Even the Game Gear versions featured 4 PLAYER racing!!
This is it folks, gameplay, pure, simple & straight.

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by PACHUKA (egray@!nospam!-3do.com) on Sunday, February 03 @ 20:11:04 EST
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The j-cart idea is beautiful! And very unique for the sega platform!

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by plaidlesspez on Tuesday, March 26 @ 13:11:36 EST
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Do all the Micro Machine games work on Genesis? And how can you play 8 player on Turbo Tournament?

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by plaidlesspez on Tuesday, March 26 @ 13:13:23 EST
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Oh, I just saw on the scan of the box, you use I controller for 2 people.

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by neem_numb on Thursday, May 30 @ 08:05:27 EDT
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Oh And I also meant to say that I actually prefere the Genesis version to the Playstation/N64 because the tracks are a lot better designed for repeat playing.

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 1)
by deaddudegod on Wednesday, August 07 @ 22:28:22 EDT
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They're still so much fun! And the construction Kit in MM96 was brilliant as well. If anyone remembers the British gaming show Bad Influence, then watch for presenter Violet Berlin in MM2!

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Re: Micro Machines Series (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, November 02 @ 22:45:56 EST

Perhaps the most addictive games ever! I can't possibly fathom the number of hours I've whittled away on these ones, especially 2 Turbo Tournament, which I think had the best combination of great graphics and gameplay variety. The J-Cart from 2 onwards was absolute genius - the quintessential party game. :)

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