Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament

1995 DOS

Arcade Humor Racing

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Age rating

7 and above

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No modes defined

License

Abandonware

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Racing around the breakfast table, the garden and in the pool is back in Codemasters' sequel that features much more content and modes than its predecessor. With 50 tracks, 17 different vehicles and a content creation kit that even allows you to create your own vehicles and tracks, miniature racing hasn't been more fun.

Published: 13.12 2020 by Coreus

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Micro Machines 2 (DOS, 1995)

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