18 Wheeler SEGA

[SuperDanX]

We all love that (long lost?) Sega magic, don't we? Does 18 Wheeler have it? Is it worth playing for fans of Sega arcade goodness, specificly the Gamecube version. TIA.

[muddy]

If you can pick it up for under a fiver, I don't think you'll be upset. Like a big, slow, lumbering Crazy Taxi!

[Baseley09]

I thought this was a baaad game, which is a shame, it looks and sounds cool, but it doesnt play right imo, unplayable with the Dreamcast wheel nearly. Id probably still pick it up for a fiver to have a look.

[vanpeebles]

I enjoyed it on the DC, it had some great moments

[^Katsu]

If you can pick it up for under a fiver, I don't think you'll be upset. Like a big, slow, lumbering Crazy Taxi!

I thought this was a baaad game, which is a shame, it looks and sounds cool, but it doesnt play right imo, unplayable with the Dreamcast wheel nearly. Id probably still pick it up for a fiver to have a look.

^ These thoughts are stuck in my memory ref this game...

[SuperDanX]

Slow? Lumbering? Oh dear. Thanks anyway.

[Atticus]

Slow? Lumbering? Oh dear. Thanks anyway.

You can add to the experience by balancing a bacon roll on your lap and making a rollie with one hand

[Wools]

It was a fun Arcade game with a sit down cabinet, oversized wheel and working horn!

Like most Arcade games though, it losses something in its home incarnation and was a little bit tepid on a controller and TV.

Fun for 5 minutes in the Arcade but don't expect much without the novelty cabinet. However, if you can find it for cheap then I would suggest giving it a chance.

[endo]

You can add to the experience by balancing a bacon roll on your lap and making a rollie with one hand

And then murdering a hitchhiker and stopping to roll up the body in a carpet and bury it near a lay-by.

[vanpeebles]

You can add to the experience by balancing a bacon roll on your lap and making a rollie with one hand

Is that not your standard gaming stance?

[muddy]

Slow? Lumbering? Oh dear. Thanks anyway.

You think driving an 18 Wheeler would be like razzing a Smart car?

What I mean is, it emulates and handles as expected, but has the time challenges and general mayhem associated with a spin in Crazy Taxi.

fwiw, I enjoyed it.

[tokyochojin]

I have it for the DC and I like it. Plays like you think it should, has nice graphics and also that old Sega 'feeling'.


GET OUTTA MA WAY GREEN HORN

[Max P.]

Wools summed it up for me - another 'big' arcade game which lost lots of appeal in the home but worth it for a few quid.

[Fastware]

I have it for the DC and I like it. Plays like you think it should, has nice graphics and also that old Sega 'feeling'.


GET OUTTA MA WAY GREEN HORN

"YOU'VE GOT THE HORN" surely?

[RetroRevival]

Arcade mode, for me anyway was a little wanting, but the parking sections were by far the best part of the game, although the camera had a lot to be desired in certain situations. If you like those flash @park the car@ type games, then the parking sections in 18 Wheeler are a must.