Pure Chase 80's

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  • Summary: PC80's is pure arcade, pure speed, pure adrenaline. Frantic driving, with no time to even blink.

    You'll feel the essence of arcade racing oozing out of your pores and your adrenaline pumping non-stop. With 3 levels of difficulty including longer routes and new scenarios. Travel through    PC80's is pure arcade, pure speed, pure adrenaline. Frantic driving, with no time to even blink.

    You'll feel the essence of arcade racing oozing out of your pores and your adrenaline pumping non-stop.

    With 3 levels of difficulty including longer routes and new scenarios.

    Travel through different locations around the world with "no loading times". From the Egyptian desert to the snowy Alps, through cities, The American west, caves... and many more locations for you to discover on your adventure.

    With spectacular skids and an endless number of elements making life very difficult for you, such as armed helicopters, fuel barrels, boats with bombs, destroyer planes, snowmobiles... all with a single purpose: to stop you from reaching your objectives.

    A tribute to the retro arcade games of the 80's, with a gameplay updated to modern times. If you want to experience something new, get behind the wheel and travel back in time.    … Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Jul 1, 2022
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    Pure Chase 80’s is a fling with an ex. For a fleeting moment, it reminds you of a past love - in this case, Outrun - and leaves you pining for an older time. But it is exceptionally fleeting: all feelings of joy evaporate after an hour or so, and you realise why you moved on in the first place.

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