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Revision as of 20:11, 20 January 2008
The game named Stunts is a creation of Distinctive Software studio, authors of Test Drive and Test Drive 2 before. Differents versions of this game were published.
PC versions
- Broderbund versions (also named BB versions) :
- Mindscape versions (also named M versions) :
There are several differences between these versions, mainly about crashes on jumps (very often in BB 1.0) or some track elements capability : for example you don't crash if you hit tunnel's roof with Mindcape's 4D Sport Driving 1.1 (13 Feb. 1990).
The most used version in competitions nowadays, is Stunts 1.1. At the beginning of competitions (1998-2000), it was Stunts 1.0 that was most used. When Stunts 1.1 was started to be used, a cheated car named Contest Car was created by Lukas Loehrer to allow Stunts 1.0 users be as fast as 1.1 users, because Indy car is slightly faster in BB/M 1.1 versions than in BB 1.0 version.
According to the countries, Mindscape or Broderbund had the contract for selling the game. In USA, UK, Germany or Eastern Europe, the editor was Broderbund. In France or Belgium, it was Mindscape. BroderBund versions are much more known around the world.
Amiga version
It seems that only publisher for Amiga was Mindscape, so the game was published under the name 4D Sports Driving.
Only one version was available : it was version was 1.2, converted to Amiga from PC version.
This version has less bugs than PC versions.
- 4D Sports Driving 1.2 (1992-??-??)
FM Towns version
Stunts was also adapted to FM Towns computers. Little is known about this version.
FM Towns were i386 computers NOT compatible with classic IBM-compatible PCs, made by Fujitsu (FM meaning Fujitsu Micro) and sold only in Japan.
- 4D Sports Driving 1.0 (1993-01-18)
The editor for this version was Electronic Arts, title screen was different than any other versions.
