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F40 Pursuit Simulator

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Also known as
Crazy Cars 2 Crazy Cars II F40 Interceptor

This high-speed pursuit sim challenges you to outrun corrupt police across America in a 300 MPH Ferrari, navigating forks and roadblocks without crashing.

F40 Pursuit Simulator (also known as Crazy Cars II) was developed and published by Titus France SA. The DOS version was released in 1988, which is the earliest commercial release of this exact game version on the DOS platform. The original game also first released in 1988 on other platforms such as Amiga and Atari ST.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1988
Perspective
Behind view
Size
150.55 KB
Version
cc2ega.exe
Rating
0 votes

About F40 Pursuit Simulator

F40 Pursuit Simulator is a driving game where the player operates a high speed Ferrari to cross the United States. The objective is to interrupt a criminal operation involving corrupt police officers and stolen vehicles by completing the journey rapidly.

Navigation involves choosing between branching paths, with on screen indicators showing which option leads to a faster trip. The primary obstacles are police vehicles and stationary roadblocks, which must be avoided to prevent a collision. Any crash results in the destruction of the car, though this only costs time as replacements are unlimited. The game's pacing is challenging, requiring constant attention to auditory cues like sirens and quick reactions to evade pursuit.

F40 Pursuit Simulator Screenshots

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Titus Logo (EGA)
Title screen (Europe) (EGA)
Title screen (US) (EGA)
Avoid the cops! (EGA)
Taking the right fork in the road. (EGA)
Smashing full speed into a cruiser. (EGA)
Whipping around a lamp-post. (EGA)
Spinning out! (EGA)
Crash and game over (EGA)
Trying to take a short-cut. (EGA)