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News Credits: 1 · by **Leonardo** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 4:07 am

Obviously, the games required some suspension of disbelief as sponges moving by themselves in sinks in sync isn't a natural phenomenon (at least not in my house) but I was recently playing Turbo Tournament '96 on the Mega Drive and found myself wondering about a couple of things:

i) The playable characters (such as Violet Berlin!): were they supposed to be 'real' people playing with Micro Machines toys or were they supposed to be 'micro-drivers' inside the actual vehicles?

ii) Why did Turbo Tournament '96 come with paper invitations and winner's certificates? Did anybody actually fill these out in pen and use them? My game box is still jam-packed full of the entire pad of invitations.

News Credits: 1 · by **doomboy536** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 9:52 am

Leonardo wrote:Obviously, the games required some suspension of disbelief as sponges moving by themselves in sinks in sync isn't a natural phenomenon (at least not in my house) but I was recently playing Turbo Tournament '96 on the Mega Drive and found myself wondering about a couple of things:

i) The playable characters (such as Violet Berlin!): were they supposed to be 'real' people playing with Micro Machines toys or were they supposed to be 'micro-drivers' inside the actual vehicles?

ii) Why did Turbo Tournament '96 come with paper invitations and winner's certificates? Did anybody actually fill these out in pen and use them? My game box is still jam-packed full of the entire pad of invitations.

Awesome game!

Its been a while since I played it (at least 5 years) but as far as I can remember the drivers were supposed to be "micro-drivers". No idea about the invite thing as I got mine second-hand

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