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* SoBadItWasBetter: The patches take away some of the most iconic aspects of the game while doing nothing to meaningfully improve it. The [=AI=] cars now move, but don't cross the finish line, and "YOU'RE WINNER !" is replaced with "YOU WIN!". It's safe to say that the earlier, less finished version of the game will ''always'' be the one that people remember the most.
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* SoBadItWasBetter: SoBadItWasBetter:
** The patches take away some of the most iconic aspects of the game while doing nothing to meaningfully improve it. The [=AI=] cars now move, but don't cross the finish line, and "YOU'RE WINNER !" is replaced with "YOU WIN!". It's safe to say that the earlier, less finished version of the game will ''always'' be the one that people remember the most.
** The patches take away some of the most iconic aspects of the game while doing nothing to meaningfully improve it. The [=AI=] cars now move, but don't cross the finish line, and "YOU'RE WINNER !" is replaced with "YOU WIN!". It's safe to say that the earlier, less finished version of the game will ''always'' be the one that people remember the most.
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** Honestly, the same goes for ''all'' of Stellar Stone's other work. While the rest of their games are all generally considered to be better than this one from a purely technical standpoint, the studio will forever be known across the internet as "the developers of ''Big Rigs''".
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** Honestly, the The same goes for ''all'' of Stellar Stone's other work. While the rest of their games are all generally considered to be better than this one from a purely technical standpoint, the studio will forever be known across the internet as "the developers of ''Big Rigs''".
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* CriticProof: The aforementioned BileFascination caused the game to sell 20,000 copies, not much for any other game, but enough for a title ''this'' [[NoBudget low-budget]].
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* CriticProof: The aforementioned BileFascination caused SoBadItsGood reputation of the game caused it to sell 20,000 copies, not much for any other game, but enough for a title ''this'' [[NoBudget low-budget]].
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* SugarWiki/BestLevelEver: While this game's infamously incomplete state makes it hard for most players to call any levels good by overall standards, if you can get the fifth course, Small Town Road, to load up (it crashes most of the time), it's a snazzy nighttime course set in what appears to be a rural town's main street, as opposed to the other three courses that are set in open wilderness. Since the CPU opponent is impossible to lose to, you can just take your time cruising down the course and enjoy the scenery.
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* SugarWiki/BestLevelEver: BestLevelEver: While this game's infamously incomplete state makes it hard for most players to call any levels good by overall standards, if you can get the fifth course, Small Town Road, to load up (it crashes most of the time), it's a snazzy nighttime course set in what appears to be a rural town's main street, as opposed to the other three courses that are set in open wilderness. Since the CPU opponent is impossible to lose to, you can just take your time cruising down the course and enjoy the scenery.
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* SugarWiki/BestLevelEver: While this game's infamously incomplete state makes it hard for most players to call any levels good by overall standards, if you can get the fifth course, Small Town Road, to load up (it crashes most of the time), it's a snazzy nighttime course set in what appears to be a rural town's main street, as opposed to the other three courses that are set in open wilderness. Since the CPU opponent is impossible to lose to, you can just take your time cruising down the course and enjoy the scenery.
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** ''Big Rigs'' also has a sister game, ''Midnight Race Club: Supercharged!'', with the two originally being the same game but getting split into two mid-development. It runs on the same engine, but features a larger selectioj of vehicles and adds collision detection and a degree of AI functionality. Naturally, the only time anyone talks about it nowadays is when discussing its relationship with its less-functional sibling.
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** ''Big Rigs'' also has a sister game, ''Midnight Race Club: Supercharged!'', with the two originally being the same game but getting split into two mid-development. It runs on the same engine, but features a larger selectioj selection of vehicles and adds collision detection and a degree of AI functionality. Naturally, the only time anyone talks about it nowadays is when discussing its relationship with its less-functional sibling.
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** ''Big Rigs'' also has a sequel, ''Midnight Race Club: Supercharged!'', that adds collision detection and AI functionality. Naturally, the only time anyone talks about it nowadays is when discussing its relationship with its less-functional predecessor.
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** ''Big Rigs'' also has a sequel, sister game, ''Midnight Race Club: Supercharged!'', that with the two originally being the same game but getting split into two mid-development. It runs on the same engine, but features a larger selectioj of vehicles and adds collision detection and a degree of AI functionality. Naturally, the only time anyone talks about it nowadays is when discussing its relationship with its less-functional predecessor.sibling.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The infamously incomplete state in which the game was released shot it into internet stardom back in the 2000s, but in an era where online distributors have opened the floodgates for games that are just as unfinished as this one, if not ''more'' so, it's easy for younger players to question what made this game so unique in the first place.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: OnceOriginalNowCommon: The infamously incomplete state in which the game was released shot it into internet stardom back in the 2000s, but in an era where online distributors have opened the floodgates for games that are just as unfinished as this one, if not ''more'' so, it's easy for younger players to question what made this game so unique in the first place.
