Random DOS Game Show Outtake: The Need For Speed (1994) (OpenGL Rendering Error Edition)

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United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDZJPzlxCRM


Game:
The Need for Speed (1994)
Category:
Show
Duration: 21:43
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As detailed in the episode proper, this is my first playthrough of The Need for Speed. Unfortunately this was crippled by an OpenGL rendering error but I decided to put it up as a bonus. Not suitable for those distressed by flickering images. Watch at your peril.



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There are 904 views in 5 videos for The Need for Speed. There's close to an hours worth of content for The Need for Speed published on his channel, making up less than 0.46% of the total overall content on Retro Gaming Discourse's YouTube channel.