With Custom Number paints (like this one), the car number is incorporated into the design of the car itself and can’t be changed. We call those cars Sim-Stamped Number paints. Normally, the iRacing sim stamps its own car number on the car. If you’re looking for a game to walk down memory lane, which exemplifies true dos gaming without trading off the fun, this is one to go for.Note: Racing with Custom Number paints requires Trading Paints Pro. From the fun tracks to the monophonic music, many remember the feeling of playing this game like it was yesterday. Grand Prix Circuit is one of those games that leave indelible marks in people who have played. You have to pass a qualifying round where you test the circuit alone without competitors before engaging in any race or championship. You can select your car from 3 choices, Ferrari, Mclaren, and Williams, each with information provided about the speed, the engine type, tires, etc. There are a variety of tracks to choose from named after different places which include Brazil, Britain, Germany, Italy, Japan, Monaco, and Detroit. You can either select “Practice Mode”, “Single Race”, or “ Championship”, enter your name, select a difficulty level, and Play. Soon as the game loads, the game displays a welcome screen that reads “Accolade Presents” followed by the credits and then a picture of a formula 1 racing car. Of course as a dos game, its 2D, but for a game released in 1988, the graphics are good and quite possibly on a league of its own when you compare with games released the same year, or even a few years after. This first-person racing game comes as a mash-up of arcade racing and realism, adding a few twists and challenges in the harder difficulties.

One which was ahead of its time is Grand Prix Circuit.

Formula 1 games are still a powerhouse in modern gaming, they have stood the test of time since before the 90s with the pixelated imagery and distorted movements.

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