Big Red Racing (PC DOS) 60FPS longplay

Developed by Big Red Software and released in 1996. Tournament is completed first and then the rest of the tracks in single race mode. Game glitched at Mars where all the opponents freezed at the start / finish line after two laps. That happened before with some other tracks when I was not recording so it appears to be a random glitch. This is the latest DOS release version I could find. Audio commentary is removed for some reason, but I prefer to disable it anyways. Listening to emulated fart sounds and generally obnoxious noise gets annoying very fast. I got another version with commentary included. That was used to record track introduction commentary for each track at the end of the video with short previews of track. I also played the last two races from that version with commentary enabled. Never liked this game much for the wonky physics and camera rotation. Pretty much impossible to play with cockpit view, because the track disappears very often. Colliding throws camera around the cockpit and there's no chance to see anything. Constant screen shaking is also very annoying, but you get used to it. I'm not sure if it was this bad back in the days, because haven't played this in 20 years, but I doubt it's a DOSBox issue. However, BRR has the option to play multiplayer in split screen or with serial link / modem connection. Options at the time for PC multiplayer gaming were still limited. Tournament 00:05:20 Round 1: England 00:07:44 Round 2: U.S.A. 00:12:36 Round 3: Egypt 00:16:10 Round 3: China 00:20:37 Round 4: Russia 00:23:51 Round 4: Japan 00:27:11 Round 4: Germany 00:31:13 Round 5: Mars 00:36:29 Round 5: Italy 00:41:03 Round 6: Hawaii 00:44:28 Round 6: France 00:48:42 Round 6: Scotland 00:52:32 Final: Moon 00:55:42 Ending Single races 00:56:10 Kenya 00:58:32 Chile 01:02:29 Australia 01:05:55 Mexico 01:10:02 Ireland 01:12:33 Arctic 01:16:50 Norway 01:21:15 Spain 01:25:26 Venus (commentary enabled) 01:29:08 India (commentary enabled) 01:33:51 Track introductions 01:42:50 Credits