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Aerogauge

First seen: 10 june 1998

Information found in: from 8 sources in 4 countries.

Great Deal: $28.99

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No more constraints… Blaze through the skies as you take contol of your very own Aeromachines in this new futuristic racing game. AeroGauge. With courses that have sharp turns and even sharper obstacles, it is going to take a keen eye and ultimate countrol to maneuver through courses featuring canyons, tunnels, oceans, and mountains. Imagine speeds reaching over 1000 mph as you whiz by the field in route to victory in these graphically advanced landscapes. Never has…

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    10 June 1998

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  1. Aerogauge

    Reviewer: CVG
    17 December 2000
    Overall 1
    1.0
     

    What an absolute nightmare. Aero Gauge couldive been a perfect title to fill the wait for F Zero X, but instead weire subjected to an exercise in how not to develop a racing game. There are only four tracks and a handful of vehicles. Add to this the ridiculous turbo system which must be used to win, and you end up with a game whichill have you pulling your hair out. This game has all the markings of a developer which has tried to exploit the lack of N64 racing titles by... Read more

  2. Reviewer: TheStar.com
    10 June 1998
    Overall 6
    6.0
     

    Yet another futuristic hovercar racer, Ascii's Aero Gauge immediately reminded me of Mindscape's Cyber Speedway on the Sega Saturn. Goes to show how innovative this title is. Read more

  3. Aero Gauge (N64)

    Reviewer: Evergeek
    10 June 1998
    Overall 6
    6.0
     

    However, of all the hovercars I've had the pleasure to drive (virtually) the Aeromachines are among the best, the most responsive, and the most natural. Thanks in the main to the N64's analogue thumb-thingy, these gravity-defying futuristic formula racers perform exactly as you ask them to. And they don't really "drive," they fly. Remaining within the confines of a race course, drivers can zip along either pasted near the ground or at dizzying heights, or anywhere in... Read more

  4. AeroGauge (Nintendo 64)

    Reviewer: CNET
    24 March 1999
    Overall 4
    4.2
     

    Ascii's AeroGauge runs basically along the same conceptual lines of play as Psygnosis' Wipeout XL or Acclaim's Extreme G. Read more

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