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From: gmm34343@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Geoffrey M. Miller)
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Subject: Re: Nitro
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Nitro by Psygnosis happens to be a very addictive game!  Although it
doesn't compare to Killing Game Show or Beast II, it is much better
than the rest of the new Psygnosis games: Matrix Marauders, Anarchy,
Spellbound, Infestation.

Nitro is a car racing game in which you control your choice of a
buggy, sports car, or race car against 3 similar competitors.  You
compete at a frantic pace over 32 levels (including 4 terrains:
city, country, desert, and apocalypse).  The top times on each level
are even saved to disk.

Basically each level is composed of a maze-like track with various
bonus items scattered at different places along the track.  You try
to pick up as many of these items while still beating the other 3
racers to the finish.  Up to 3 human players can play at once!!!