Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by TallboyOne on Monday November 04, 2013 @08:27PM
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Motocross Madness and Midtown Madness were both such fundamental pieces of my childhood. I wish I could convey the amount of nostalgia I have. Motocross Madness was the first time I actively tried to use a computer to 'do' something. I had to program my own tracks, and it was insanely hard at the time, but god were those the glory days.
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by nkassis on Monday November 04, 2013 @09:00PM
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I'm with you that game was amazing. The track designer was such fun. Really wish they would have continued the series. The track designer was really easy to learn I feel compared to the current modding tools that come with games. And it had enough stuff to keep me for a long while. Must have played that game for a few years.
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by TallboyOne on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @12:38PM
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no track designer, heh. Im talking a pirated copy of 3dsmax and a lot of reading. In retrospect this might have been motocross madness #1
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by prawn on Monday November 04, 2013 @10:15PM
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How about Stunts 4D and Super Off Road?
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by nlh on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @10:27AM
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I basically know the geography of Chicago, having only been there in real life a handful of times, because of my time playing Midtown Madness and the various MS Flight Simulators.
I actually got a bit sad during a trip a few weeks ago when I saw that Meigs Field had been demolished.
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by tanzam75 on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @11:56AM
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> I actually got a bit sad during a trip a few weeks ago when I saw that Meigs Field had been demolished.
And Microsoft Flight Simulator has also been cancelled. :-(
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by MichaelTieso on Monday November 04, 2013 @09:06PM
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Wow. Motocross Madness brings back some incredible memories. I had a force-feedback controller with it too. Loved that moving the controller actually moved the bike. Good times.
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by cmac2992 on Monday November 04, 2013 @08:50PM
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midtown madness is where its at
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by locusm on Monday November 04, 2013 @08:24PM
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Jesus, that brought back some memories - Motocross Madness LAN matches FTW
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by etrain on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @01:04AM
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The first reason I ever set up a VPN connection was to play MCM with randos across the internet. The first version only supported multiplayer over LAN, so you had to configure a PPTP client and find a "server" to join that had others who were similarly interested in playing. This happened for other games, too (THPS2 for the PC was a big one for me), but I remember being blown away by how many people were essentially hacking around the LAN restriction.
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by usernew1817 on Monday November 04, 2013 @07:53PM
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unfortunately it seems "Angel Studios" the developer of the site midtown, is out of business
Re:The Monster Truck Madness 2 site is unchanged from 1998
by bagels on Monday November 04, 2013 @07:58PM
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Bought by Rockstar a long time ago:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockstar_San_Diego
And this list wouldn't be complete without Midtown Madness (1?) http://www.microsoft.com/games/midtown/
[edit] I'm sure you can find a bunch of others by browsing through the wayback machine (http://web.archive.org/web/19980214201021/http://microsoft.c...), like http://www.microsoft.com/games/outwars/