This is an excellent resource!

2D and 3D map render took a hit, which may be why it is not added to the mainline maps.

I’ll keep the street number map deactivated, and enable when needed.

Any links for the OS data street-number scripts?

Twisted fire-starter!

It’s 3AM here. I went from,

Spiderweb, Spiderweb, Spiderweb (moderately alert)

To,

Oh, turtle-shell (calm)

So yes. Very calming

Yo dawg… I mean cat.

Driving:

Stunt Car Racer (Amiga)

WipeOut 2097/XL (PSX)

Both are top-tier racing games.

Ghosts 'n Goblins, yo!

The great Tiny Tim has a comment about this digi-swindle.

Beware: A Babel fish is a slippery mf.

I played the fullsize Super Off Road this Friday at our local barcade.

It is generally fun mayhem, but sometimes a frustrating airborne collision will set you back half a lap. Easy to win 6-8 races on 1 credit(was probably on lowest difficulty) .

I still prefer Championship Sprint overall, for the precise control, full slide turns and the shortcut jumps. (Plus laying down awesome donuts by constantly spinning the wheel)

• Special mention to Badlands which adds guns and an apocalyptic theme.

Or the original Sprint series that had no speed-limiter, which made for hilarious out of control death drifting.

Similar top quality games on home computer were:

Supercars II on the Amiga, top multiplayer action.

and

Slicks ‘n’ Slide for DOS. 3-4 player on a single keyboard with excellent drift physics, just brilliant!

Wipeout 2097 (Wipeout 1 had broken collision detection, no wall grinds. Avoid.)

Driver or Driver 2

Micro Machines (multiplayer best)

Twisted Metal 2 World Tour (multiplayer)

Destruction Derby

G-Police was not bad too.

Japanese recommendations : PaRappa or Tekken 3.

Avoid any FPS or FIFA, all laced with frustration.