[PC] Street Rod (DOS) Street Rod 2 (DOS) - Free Classic Video Games

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Street Rod
DOS - 1989

Also released on: Amiga - Commodore 64

Alt name SR
Year 1989
Platform DOS
Released in United States
Genre Racing / Driving
Theme Automobile, Managerial, Street Racing, Vehicle Simulator
Publisher California Dreams
Developer Magic Partners, P.Z.Karen Co. Development Group
Perspectives 1st-Person, Side view
Dosbox support Fully supported on 0.72

You will need dosbox is playing on x64 pcs win10/11 or whatever.
http://www.dosbox.com/comp_list.php?showID=707

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Comments

  • +4

    Great classic game 👍

  • +4

    Ah the nostalgia. I used to play the crap out of this game. Loved all the upgrading and racing for pink slips.

  • +5

    Ah yeeeeeha on the 386 pc with 5.25" floppy discs. Until we got a 486 with 3½-inch disk and CD-rom oh drool…
    I had a spin last week. Oooo midi sounds, well nearly.

    Cheat: Buy the town runabout (basic transportation), strip the transmission and engine, sell it for 6000 or 6500.

    • Oh yes the 486 with a sound blaster. Who would think we could get voice out of a computer 😛

  • I tried it for 5 secs, how do get full screen? what resolution do you guys use? Did you use the scale function?

    • +1

      Squelch it.

      Native res is 320x320 guys monochrome, green or amber screen days. Dos box: Alt + Enter for full screen

  • Do the cheats work?

    • Yeah man I am not one of those kind of people who post trash.
      Ok ok I might be known to post some dumpster trash games…

  • Nice. Working with Magic Dosbox Lite on Android

  • Super nostalgia there

  • +1

    Phew, just in time. Was so close to pulling the trigger on this one.

  • I don't know if it's part of the nostalgia or my internet but the images are loading pixel by pixel like back in the day…glorious!

  • I imagine anything like this has been freely available on abandonware sites for years?

    • +1

      actually this game series in particular hasn't ,its always been taken down due to claim by the rights (singular) owner. I think he realises now better to honour the games legacy and just give it away than try to monetize it

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