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Interstate '76
It's 1976 - a different '76. Stretched out before you are thousands of miles of desert - the American Southwest. The massive engine roars as you slam down the accelerator. It's time to get funked up. You are Groove Champion, auto-vigilante. Your agenda: Payback for your dead sister. Your weapon: A 425-horsepower '72 Picard Piranha with two 50-caliber M60 machine guns on top and a flame-thrower on the side. You're one mean dude in an even meaner ride. They've messed with the wrong Champion.
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6 reviews found93
PC Gamer
Jan 1, 1970
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Gamespot.com
Jan 1, 1970
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Game-revolution.com
Jan 1, 1970
The music is the best I've ever heard in a game. I'd buy the soundtrack even if the game never existed. The songs are all originals, composed and performed by some serious funkateers from the Bay Area.
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Avault.com
Jan 1, 1970
You want weapons? I76 has about 25 different weapons. Slug throwers, SPP Pods, Flamethrowers, Mortars, Droppers, and even a hand-held 45 caliber automatic pistol are there for the taking. There are about 15 different views to choose from to set your sights on the enemy, and there's even a Missile Cam, for a rocket's-eye view of the mayhem. When you target an enemy, you see a status bar around that enemy, much the same way the Command and Conquer-type games show damage to the enemies.
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Cdmag.com
Jan 1, 1970
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Computerandvideogames.com
Jan 1, 1970
The second major problem is the wildly fluctuating difficulty levels. Some missions will be easily completed in one try; others will require days upon days of unsuccessful attempts. Not that the challenge is insurmountable, but it seems somewhat misguided for Activision not to have included difficulty levels - or at least some options to make the game easier.
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