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| + | Mode 0 and 1 are used for menu screen (Mode 1 for text, Mode 0 for upper) | ||
| + | Mode 0 is used for game | ||
| + | Plus palette is used throughout | ||
| + | Plus sprites are used for B and R of Burnin' Rubber logo, for the player's car, and for the shadow under the car. | ||
| + | Plus screen split is used in the main menu. | ||
| + | Plus soft hardware scroll is not used. | ||
| + | DMA sound is used for sound effects. | ||
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Revision as of 09:10, 20 November 2012
Burnin' Rubber is the game that was included with every Plus and GX4000 on a cartridge, in a bid to showcase the Plus machine's new hardware abilities.
Therefore it was quite popular, although it did not really show off the Plus capabilities, being an early title and all.
Despite that, it wasn't a bad game on its own and is considered one of the good racing games on the Amstrad.
Information
| Title: | Burning Rubber ( Cartridge ) |
| Company: | Ocean |
| Type: | Racing |
| Year: | 1990 |
Cartridge
4 Versions of cartridges including this game exist.
- Spanish ROM with Burnin' Rubber (Blue) (EPROM: 130Z001 41091-1)
- French ROM with Burnin' Rubber (Green) (EPROM: 130Z001 41090-1)
- English ROM with Burnin' Rubber (Yellow) (EPROM: --unknown--)
- GX4000 version without BASIC (Red) (EPROM: 130Z001 41088-1)
- Burning Rubber (GX4000)
Front Cartridge
Back Cartridge
- PCB with EPROM
French
English
Spanish
GX4000
Implementation details and use of Plus hardware
Mode 0 and 1 are used for menu screen (Mode 1 for text, Mode 0 for upper) Mode 0 is used for game Plus palette is used throughout Plus sprites are used for B and R of Burnin' Rubber logo, for the player's car, and for the shadow under the car. Plus screen split is used in the main menu. Plus soft hardware scroll is not used. DMA sound is used for sound effects.
Pictures
- Burning Rubber
Burnin' Rubber title screen
Burnin' Rubber in-game
Imagined Boxart Design ©Novabug
Manual
Video
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Courtesy from xyphoe.
