Interstate '76 is something that you will walk away thinking afros and the 70's were good times.
· This was the first time I ever saw a game let you do a first-person driveby. I got the demo with a PC Gamer magazine. A few friends of mine were over and we were playing the mess out of this and Theme Hospital. Then, before I knew it, I hit a key on the keyboard, my guy had a nice silver gun hanging out of the window, ready to take out bad dudes. The best thing about doing a driveby, was shooting a car, watching it roll and hearing the horn blare. It planted the graphic violence, which was a nice treat.
· If I'm not mistaken, this game got awards for their soundtrack. Amazing disco music. Besides just the music, I love the voice acting. It was so fun to use radios and talk to your monkey friends.
· The multiplayer in this game is much like any other car combat, but you can design your own destructive vehicle. Either a school bus with land mines and machine guns or a Snoop Dogg mobile with oil spills and rockets. Design is everything.
:Bad Idea:
· The graphics weren't that bad back then, but they weren't amazing, like some of the games back then. Still, for it's time, the maps are massive.
· Shooting up a school bus. "The children!!".
:Overall:
· Interstate '76 is a great classic of the late 90s. It has afros, awesome car combat, huge maps, and some great multiplayer. This is a must own for those who feel the need to bust some jive turkey heads.