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BMX Simulator

OCS

BMX Simulator - Double Barrel Screenshot

Information

Year of the first release

1988

License

Commercial

Number of disks (or CD)

Publisher

Codemasters / Code Masters - Worldwide

Number max of players

Budget publisher

Codemasters / Code Masters - Worldwide
EDOS [Software on Demand] - United Kingdom

Simultaneous max players

Developer

Unknown

Language

English

Artists

Coder : John Jones-Steele (Abersoft)
Graphician : James Wilson (Jim Wilson)
Musician : David Whittaker
Misc : Richard Darling

Language in manual

English
French
German
Italian
Spanish

Hardware

OCS

Amiga original game

Have cheatcode

Have SPS release

yes

WHD install

yes

WHD information

Author	Codetapper
Updated	2001-10-26 23:18:15

HD install

HD notes

Genre
Category	Racing
Subcategory	Racing - Avoid Obstacles
Dimension	2D
Quickmatch	Game Controller - Keyboard
Quickmatch	Super Sprint
Scrolltype	Single Screen
Theme	Sport - BMX Racing
Theme	Transport - Bicycle
Viewpoint	Top Down

Conversion hardware

Amstrad/Schneider CPC464/664/6128
Atari 800/130/XL/XE
Atari ST/E
Camerica Aladdin Deck Enhancer + Nintendo NES/Famicom
Commodore C16/Plus 4
Commodore C64/128
MSX 1/2
Nintendo NES (Famicom)/Sharp Twin Famicom
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48/128/+2/+3 – Timex TS2068/TC2068/TC2048

Conversion notes

Based on 1986 Codemasters C64/128 release.

N.B. Released only as part of the QUATTRO SPORTS compilation for NES/Famicom and the Aladdin Deck Enhancer (NES system-enhancing adaptor).

Classic compilation

Quattro Sports

Relationship

is a precursor to BMX Simulator 2

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Rarity: Rare

Notes:

[1] Game concept/design by Richard Darling. Coding by John Jones-Steele. Graphics by James Wilson. Music/sound FX by David Whittaker.

[2] Game supports joystick/keyboard control.

TRIVIA: Sadly, the 16-bit version of BMX SIMULATOR would be the last project that graphics artist Jim Wilson would work on for Codemasters. Tragically, he died in January 1988 following an accidental drowning, which prompted Richard & David Darling to make a dedication to him in the inside cover of the published game.