CyberSpeed
CyberSpeed is a 1995 racing video game developed and published by Mindscape for the PlayStation and Windows.
CyberSpeed
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• Title — CyberSpeed • Developer — Mindscape International • Publisher — PlayStation WindowsMindscape • Producer — Jonathan Taylor • Designer — Andy Kerridge • Programmer — Jonathan Taylor Paul Brooke Paul Gaze • Artist — Adrian Crofts Trevor Moore • Writer — Richard Hewison • Composer — Mark Knight • Platforms — PlayStation, Windows • Released — PlayStation Windows • Genre — Racing • Modes — Single-player
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CyberSpeed is a racing game where the vehicles are suspended from a force beam of energy.
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Next Generation reviewed the PlayStation version of the game, rating it three stars out of five, and stated that "It's not in the same league as Wipeout, but it's different and enjoyable in its own right." Next Generation reviewed the PC version of the game, rating it one star out of five, and stated that "The only winning grace is the mock commercials that run between races, and those are more ridiculous than funny. If you want a racing sim, check out Whiplash and avoid CyberSpeed like, well, Roseanne in a bikini." Computer Game Review was broadly negative toward the game; the three reviewers concluded, "It is a damn good thing that Mindscape has other projects in the oven." PC Entertainment offered the game a rating of D.
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- 1.GAME Data Room. PlayStation Soft > 1996.
- 2.Imagine Media. Finals. Next Generation. 13. 153. January 1996.
- 3.Imagine Media. Finals. Next Generation. 18. 122. June 1996.
- 4.(Sigh)berspeed. Computer Game Review. April 1996.
- 5.Klett, Steve. Cyberspeed. PC Entertainment. April 1996.
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