Turbo Cup OCS

alias Turbo Cup Challenge

Information

Year of the first release 1988 License Commercial Number of disks (or CD) 1 Publisher Loriciels - Worldwide Number max of players 1 Budget publisher Smash 16 (Players) - Worldwide Simultaneous max players 1 Developer Unknown Language English French Category Racing Hardware OCS Artist - coder Jean-Pierre Vitulli Vincent Baillet Amiga original game no Artist - graphician Bruno Masson Ivan Gaidonov (Ivanovitch) Marco de Flores (Marc) Have cheatcodes no Artist - musician Michel Winogradoff (M. W.) Have SPS release yes Artist - misc WHD install yes WHD information Author CFOU! Updated   2001-09-30 09:06:23 HD install no HD notes This page has been viewed : 1712 times was last updated : 29th January 2008 Conversion notes PC versions: CGA Conversion hardware Amstrad/Schneider CPC464/664/6128 Atari ST/E PC (DOS) Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48/128/+3 Thomson TO7/TO8 Classic compilation Sport's Best Simulation Hits Relationship

Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes:   [1] Also known in France as 944 TURBO CUP and re-released on budget as TURBO CUP CHALLENGE. [2] Licensed game endorsed by Master Rallye course designer and 944 Turbo Cup & triple Paris-Dakar Rally champion, René Metge, who is pictured on the titlescreen with his autograph. [3] Code by Vincent Baillet and Amiga conversion by Jean-Pierre Vitulli. [4] The retail version of game included a limited offer for the buyer to obtain a real blue Porsche 944 Matchbox car (scaled to 1:20) mounted onto a flat box, with René Metge's name printed on the driver's car door and the sponsor's name displayed on the engine hood. This Matchbox car is considered a collector's item by some. TRIVIA: At the time of release, Metge was the driver of a Loriciels-sponsored 944 Turbo in the Porsche 944 Turbo Cup races, which he won the year before in 1987.

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