Major differences between Arcade and N64: Just like Cruis'n USA, running over animals is censored in the N64 version. Unlike USA, animals still show up, you just pass through them. Also like USA, the ending with Bill Clinton in the hot tub is censored in the N64 version. Germany, Egypt and London have their own exclusive music tracks in the N64 version. Moscow is renamed to Russia in the N64 version. Some cars have different names between the versions. Like the Venom SST being called the Serpent in the N64 version. The Orca (which is based on a Porsche 911) was completely redesigned in the N64 version. I guess because of how much the arcade versions looks like the real car. The Moon is a playable level in the N64 version. Islander and Euro House have extended portions of the song cut in the N64 version. Once again like USA, the trophy girl at the end of the race is censored in the N64 version (while the flag girl at the beginning still remains untouched for some reason) Most of the sound effects in the arcade version were taken directly from Cruis'n USA. The N64 version uses most of these sounds too, but it does update some of the sounds. N64 add a crap-ton of cars that aren't in the arcade version like the Tommy, NY Police Car and the Speed Demon.
Nintendo were always censoring their games, the most famous case was Mortal Kombat 1 on the SNES censoring the blood and violence. I'm glad I was a SEGA kid back in the old days because at least SEGA didn't censor their games no where near as harsh as Nintendo did or still do. I never knew until now watching a playthrough of Cruis'n USA that the trophy girl was uncensored in the arcade original, I remember her wearing a grey Cruis'n USA T-shirt on N64.
Este juego de arcade es tan unico como los gritos de la mujer pasar los carros por encima con su sistema turbo las estrelladas , los carros bueno muchas cosas ,ojala sacaran un cruis n con muchas mas pistas y muchas cosas mas que lo hagan aun mas adictivo lo digo en el sentido mas sano de. La palabra
LOL don't worry most other countries have just as much stereotypes. In fact, if you actually go to Japan, almost every Japanese person will call you "american" if you are white. It doesn't matter what country you're from, and if you beg to differ with them, they will consider you rude. People in a lot of countries have closed eyes. Well.. slanted in that case. LOL jk just being racist.
and the girl randomly talking during the races ("Moscow Rules", "uh la la, Parrieee", "I love China", etc.) is literally how American tourists behave when in the destination...
They should build a real life version of the underwater highway in Hawaii that would be cool. An underwater highway that allows someone to drive between all of the different islands.
Love how all the animals explode into meaty chunks when hit (doesn't happen on the N64), also how every car has a roaring V8, even the bleeding trike. The Australia level was disapointing, kangaroos do not make a weird "boing" noise when they jump and there was no Mad Max style things going on in the background. On another note, while I like the trophy girl, would prefer a trophy girl from everywhere you raced.
Small detail but they also changed the v8 engine sound to a 6 cylinder engine sound in the n64 version not a bad thing but the n64 version of Cruis’n USA had the v8 sound not sure why they would change that.
Wow, I've been searching this for years. I was born in 1994 and didn't have the pleasure to know arcade machines while they were more widely available, but even during the early to mid 2000s there was a Buffalo Grill to which me and my family would go from time to time and they had the arcade machine in it's cockpit form. So it was litterally the only arcade machine I played as a kid.
@@the_bogeyman. I have no idea what the arcade version runs on and I don't know what a pi 400 is. All I know is the arcade version had graphics that were ahead of thier time. It was comparable to the original Xbox graphics
I can remember spamming the double gas pedal trick to win every race. I can also remember there being one of these at my Wal-Mart soon as you walk in and if you unplugged it and plugged it back in really quick, it would give you a free game. There was a Nintendo game at my laundry mat that had multiple games and you could unplug and plug that one too for free games.
Thanks for the video. I always thought pop-up was an issue due to the limitations of the N64 but it looks like even the arcade machine had pop-up which makes me appreciate the N64 port even more. This was definitely a fun arcade series racer which is something you don't see too often nowadays. BTW I have to add Cruis'n USA plays much better with a race wheel. I have the ASCII Wheel 64 and it transforms the way the games plays. It is much less twitchy. It is almost as if it was calibrated to work with an analogue wheel. A must recommendation if you like this series and actually want to play it.
The N64 was actually slightly _better_ when it came to pop-in, believe it or not, it's way less noticeable on most stages. You don't notice it at all when you're going around a bend. Even though USA had the big ol' "ULTRA 64" title screen in the arcade, both games used hardware that predated the 64 itself - with a weaker CPU and custom 3D hardware that worked differently to the 64 itself. Basically the arcade versions had better sound and higher resolution textures (and *way* better controls) but the N64 had a better camera and overall presentation for World. USA had a really crappy port, it's a bit of a miracle that World's port was so good other than the obvious dip in resolution on the cars themselves.
Take me back!!! Lots of places in Texas in the early-mid 00s still had 90s era racing games like Cruis’n world, San Francisco Rush, and California Speed.
I love the Hawaii song, and the Chernobyl reference is hilarious, but boy did it feel terrible to watch animals get run over in this game :( still makes me sad today lol
Iam often going to a hotel in Austria where excatly this machine is placed. I spend wayyy to much money on this machine but I broke every Record on the tracks. (Even Florida) In this Video you sometimes have come very close to my best times. You actually have beaten my best time on Italy :D . Very nice Video.
One thing this game got wrong is, in Australia, having the cars drive on the right-hand side. In real life, Australia drives on the left-hand side, just like England.
I remember playing this game at a restaurant in Plano Tx called Chuck’s when I was a kid in about 2003-2005 ish. 90s racing games were still extremely common in well into the 00s If anyone who happened to live in DFW in the 90s-00s somehow reads this comment do you remember Chuck’s???
We lived in Frisco and we would always go to the Chucks on Preston and 121 they had a mini arcade and at the back were 2 Cruis'n World cabinets. We would also frequent the Chucks on W Park blvd they had the upright model of Cruis'n World without a seat and just a gas pedal. The Preston and 121 Chucks closed in Mid 2005 IIRC and a seafood restaurant moved into the location over the years It eventually became a salon. The W Park Chucks closed in 2008 I think and is now Mama's Daughter's Diner and still has the stars on the exterior from when it was Chucks. Can’t remember the last time I visited the Preston and 121 Chucks but IIRC the last time we went to the W Park one was sometime in 2006.
The creator of the series mentioned that if Crusin Blast does well they will consider making a crusi'n Arcade collection of all 3 arcade games. YUP, not the console versions. I hope Cruis'n Blast does well so that way we can get these versions. They are the best ones in the in the series and exotica to me looked the worst on Nintendo 64.
I'd actually miss console Cruis'n World. You have lower res textures, but outside of that there are more vehicles and also the championship versions of the tracks, which sometimes can be fairly different from the Cruis'n ones, even if they use the same assets.
Oh, that's interesting. They gave Moscow a blue sky in the arcade version. The N64 level had a grey sky. Ahhh, and I see the N64 team felt bad about taking out the "political cartoon," so they gave us a moon level to race on instead. That was nice of them. XD
As far as i heard SassyDink is a screenname of a dev's wife and SimNet was a wide area network with vehicle simulators and displays for real-time distributed combat simulation, it was funded and developed by the US military mid 1980s and was used until somewhere in the 1990s.
@@KawaiiFaceman Oh wow. I had heard of the military SimNet back in like '06 but thought "nah, no way it has anything to do with this credits gag"...truth really is stranger than fiction.
genuine question but HOW did you get this to load? I am brought to a grey screen asking to test the controls before I can load anything. Im using Retroarch and MAME
@@KawaiiFaceman Wells thats the tricky part. I am using Retroarch on Xbox retail mode and dont know how it would be tested. What buttons did you press to test and calibrate it? Assuming K& Mouse
Changes in the N64 version: The ability to run over animals was removed You need to place 3rd or better to progress The trophy girl lady at the end of races does not show up The manual transmission just says "XL Power" The ending does not feature the president (But to compensate a new track was added on the moon) More vehicles were added Some vehicle names were altered More modes were added
I can’t seem to change the color of my car in the n64 version, it’s weird and the car selection screen is slightly different. It doesn’t have the cars lifted like that
yes, when curves go left and we have and object at the right, we tend to change the direction of the curve we are following, to the right, aiming the objet ahead. You turned left and avoided the object. you must keep the tragectory like you did. the difficult thing is to think that so fast and be sure your turning is fast and directed enough to avoid the object
when avoiding the red cars, you took the curve widely to avoid them, that´s s great manouver in general terms. 99% of the people would have crashed there
Major differences between Arcade and N64:
Just like Cruis'n USA, running over animals is censored in the N64 version. Unlike USA, animals still show up, you just pass through them.
Also like USA, the ending with Bill Clinton in the hot tub is censored in the N64 version.
Germany, Egypt and London have their own exclusive music tracks in the N64 version.
Moscow is renamed to Russia in the N64 version.
Some cars have different names between the versions. Like the Venom SST being called the Serpent in the N64 version.
The Orca (which is based on a Porsche 911) was completely redesigned in the N64 version. I guess because of how much the arcade versions looks like the real car.
The Moon is a playable level in the N64 version.
Islander and Euro House have extended portions of the song cut in the N64 version.
Once again like USA, the trophy girl at the end of the race is censored in the N64 version (while the flag girl at the beginning still remains untouched for some reason)
Most of the sound effects in the arcade version were taken directly from Cruis'n USA. The N64 version uses most of these sounds too, but it does update some of the sounds.
N64 add a crap-ton of cars that aren't in the arcade version like the Tommy, NY Police Car and the Speed Demon.
Nintendo were always censoring their games, the most famous case was Mortal Kombat 1 on the SNES censoring the blood and violence. I'm glad I was a SEGA kid back in the old days because at least SEGA didn't censor their games no where near as harsh as Nintendo did or still do. I never knew until now watching a playthrough of Cruis'n USA that the trophy girl was uncensored in the arcade original, I remember her wearing a grey Cruis'n USA T-shirt on N64.
I remember saw the trophy girl in N64 version, lol
Late but question is the arcade Ultra 64 hardware stronger than the actual N64 hardware?
@@Oysterblade84 um let's talk about that Mortal Kombat 2 port on the Super Nintendo.. Yeah.. made the Genesis version look like crap..
@@Oysterblade84 I saw the trophy girl on the N64 version as well.. Dude just throwing stuff out there now..
The nostalgia is huge in this one, but it emptied my pockets when i had money this shit's addictive af
Kan l7olm dyali nawsal 3nd dok dryat li labsin String hhhhh
Every time I see this game, I have to play it. I love it.
Este juego de arcade es tan unico como los gritos de la mujer pasar los carros por encima con su sistema turbo las estrelladas , los carros bueno muchas cosas ,ojala sacaran un cruis n con muchas mas pistas y muchas cosas mas que lo hagan aun mas adictivo lo digo en el sentido mas sano de. La palabra
Love how the game is literally "how Americans see the world" :D
HAHAHAHA TRUE!
LOL don't worry most other countries have just as much stereotypes. In fact, if you actually go to Japan, almost every Japanese person will call you "american" if you are white. It doesn't matter what country you're from, and if you beg to differ with them, they will consider you rude. People in a lot of countries have closed eyes. Well.. slanted in that case. LOL jk just being racist.
Looking back on this game, it would be too politically incorrect to make today for an arcade setting
and the girl randomly talking during the races ("Moscow Rules", "uh la la, Parrieee", "I love China", etc.) is literally how American tourists behave when in the destination...
But this game was developed by eurocom literally people from Europe...
I swear, that trophy model has her headlights on, full blast! XD
Legend says that if you step twice the gas pedal, something really amazing happens to the game
XD
The car can do wheelie.
They should build a real life version of the underwater highway in Hawaii that would be cool. An underwater highway that allows someone to drive between all of the different islands.
That is not a bad idea. At least it’ll save on plane and boat fuel. Good for truckers too.
Forget it. We couldn't even make the damn ferry work.
@@hawaiidkw1
Monorail to nowhere
Love how all the animals explode into meaty chunks when hit (doesn't happen on the N64), also how every car has a roaring V8, even the bleeding trike. The Australia level was disapointing, kangaroos do not make a weird "boing" noise when they jump and there was no Mad Max style things going on in the background. On another note, while I like the trophy girl, would prefer a trophy girl from everywhere you raced.
Nintendo sadly did a lot of censoring on console games.
The idea you got for the trophy girls would be awesome!
You can change off to on in n64 version
Small detail but they also changed the v8 engine sound to a 6 cylinder engine sound in the n64 version not a bad thing but the n64 version of Cruis’n USA had the v8 sound not sure why they would change that.
@@RedSkylinex60 yes
90s games were the best
They are awesome
Real flashbacks of my youth. This was in the cinema mini arcade. Could never get popcorn or a pop because my coins went here !
This and Cruis'n USA are my memoriable and favorite game ever.
:)
Wow, I've been searching this for years. I was born in 1994 and didn't have the pleasure to know arcade machines while they were more widely available, but even during the early to mid 2000s there was a Buffalo Grill to which me and my family would go from time to time and they had the arcade machine in it's cockpit form. So it was litterally the only arcade machine I played as a kid.
That ending was wild! 🤯
1:37 shark eating diver, top right
Haha I have played this game a million times and I have never seen that. Thanks for pointing it out.
This takes me back to the 90's i use to play this game sundays at cicis pizza 💙
Cruisin' the *World*!
South America: Has left the chat.
The arcade version of this game is my favorite racing game I ever played. The home console version didn't have the same feel or look
Couldn't have said it better
Does the arcade version run on a Raspberry Pi 400? I read that they had to downgrade the graphics for the N64 version.
@@the_bogeyman. I have no idea what the arcade version runs on and I don't know what a pi 400 is. All I know is the arcade version had graphics that were ahead of thier time. It was comparable to the original Xbox graphics
@@the_bogeyman. The graphics looks the same from arcade version and every weak PC can run N64 emulators.
That 1st place trophy girl refusing to make eye contact with you.
Do It Now! is still stuck in my head 25 years later
Favorite childhood arcade racing games
Cruis’n World
Daytona USA 2
Initial D Arcade Stage
Maximum Tune
Wow! The Berlin wall!
I just now noticed the license plate on the car says "STOLEN."
If you take the police car on the Usa Version the plate says „Oink“
10:50 guess Egypt isn't Africa according to this game
Que recuerdos!!!! Me escapaba de la secundaria para jugar, todavía recuerdo me temblaban las manos cuando llegué a California
Perdón, Florida
Where are you from, freind?
If you were a kid that grew up in the 90s and 2000s this was one of the games you played during your childhood.
I was obsessed with the asian girl waving the flag.
Me to!
As a kid, it was the first time I saw a non-animated character in any video game.
The only game my dad ever played
LOL
I remember Mexico's race & soundtrack like yesterday. Good video dude! 🇲🇽💪🏽
Thanks
Mexico + France soundtrack are awesome
@@KawaiiFaceman both are my favorite in fact. 💪🏽
The track in Australia was the hardest. Damn this track.
So many cruisin exotica memories I played that game for so many hours
Ah yes. The famous Japan Road, in beautiful Japaneseville, Japan.
I like the African track, located in the countryside of an African city, in Africa, Africa.
Great Developers but I can tell geography wasn't their strong suit.. 😂😂😂
I say “IS THAT A SUPRA” every time I play at my local laundromat 👨🏽✈️🤲🏽
haha :-)
I can remember spamming the double gas pedal trick to win every race. I can also remember there being one of these at my Wal-Mart soon as you walk in and if you unplugged it and plugged it back in really quick, it would give you a free game. There was a Nintendo game at my laundry mat that had multiple games and you could unplug and plug that one too for free games.
lol that is awesome
@@KawaiiFaceman It was because we were broke. It was a treat to go to Wal-Mart especially with the promo game stations.
All these years, never realized the plate says "Stolen"
Donde
Que recuerdos jugando esto en las maquinitas🥺🥺
Thanks for the video. I always thought pop-up was an issue due to the limitations of the N64 but it looks like even the arcade machine had pop-up which makes me appreciate the N64 port even more. This was definitely a fun arcade series racer which is something you don't see too often nowadays. BTW I have to add Cruis'n USA plays much better with a race wheel. I have the ASCII Wheel 64 and it transforms the way the games plays. It is much less twitchy. It is almost as if it was calibrated to work with an analogue wheel. A must recommendation if you like this series and actually want to play it.
Thanks for watching
for me pop-up graphics was the most annyoing thing of that time.
yeah there should be more fun arcade racing games nowdays.
The N64 was actually slightly _better_ when it came to pop-in, believe it or not, it's way less noticeable on most stages. You don't notice it at all when you're going around a bend.
Even though USA had the big ol' "ULTRA 64" title screen in the arcade, both games used hardware that predated the 64 itself - with a weaker CPU and custom 3D hardware that worked differently to the 64 itself. Basically the arcade versions had better sound and higher resolution textures (and *way* better controls) but the N64 had a better camera and overall presentation for World. USA had a really crappy port, it's a bit of a miracle that World's port was so good other than the obvious dip in resolution on the cars themselves.
I love that there are random alien spaceships in England for no reason. (23:20)
Conspiracy theories related to Stonehenge because people do not realize the creation of Stonehenge is not quite as special as it appears.
This should be brought to the nintendo switch!
I remember in the arcade club everyone chose the france track at first lol
It‘s the hardest one for sure! You can‘t see anything after the allés. My best time on France is 1.36.80
I used to play this game at arcades when I was a little kid I love this game
15:27 "aller aller ! Plus vite !"
Lol! Africa track is a meat xploder.
Pure nostalgia for times that, unfortunately, will never come back again.
i can remember playing this game back in the day
The good old days of arcade games :-)
Take me back!!! Lots of places in Texas in the early-mid 00s still had 90s era racing games like Cruis’n world, San Francisco Rush, and California Speed.
Bill Clinton in NBA Jam and a Crusin game? Whoa!
when video games still dared to make fun of something
Before autosave, before save markers, there was CHECKPOINTS!
Australia: Oh no, Kangaroos!
Wow! The Berlin Wall!
I love that the kangaroos make an exploding sound when hit 😂
That was quite the ending there
Credits are Swiss Francs.
Indeed they are
but sadly i could only wish to find an Arcade here
0:11 - soundtrack of my life :D
I love the Hawaii song, and the Chernobyl reference is hilarious, but boy did it feel terrible to watch animals get run over in this game :( still makes me sad today lol
The track in Japan is my favorite one.
1up arcade Crusin Games needs to happen.
I remember saw this arcade machine at a laser tag at my town years ago
I forgot about this game. It was fun though.
Iam often going to a hotel in Austria where excatly this machine is placed. I spend wayyy to much money on this machine but I broke every Record on the tracks. (Even Florida) In this Video you sometimes have come very close to my best times. You actually have beaten my best time on Italy :D . Very nice Video.
Thanks
Its a great feeling when you come back to an arcade machine and still see your highscore up there
my childhood was awesome
lol I didn’t know that Africa was a country. 🥴 lol I loved this game as a kid, but the country references are wild.
Great Developers but I can tell geography wasn't their strong suit.. 😂😂😂
At least I can pause it to see what the graffiti (like in New York) says now
do you paint
I remember when i play this in n64 because is My favorite racin Game in this plattform, but i never saw a "story ending"/credits
Nice Shot!
One thing this game got wrong is, in Australia, having the cars drive on the right-hand side. In real life, Australia drives on the left-hand side, just like England.
this video back me to 2010
30:34 Lewinsky Scandal once again predicted, damn man.
nostalgia 😢
Nostalgia ❤️❤️
I remember playing this game at a restaurant in Plano Tx called Chuck’s when I was a kid in about 2003-2005 ish. 90s racing games were still extremely common in well into the 00s
If anyone who happened to live in DFW in the 90s-00s somehow reads this comment do you remember Chuck’s???
That's a name I haven't heard in years
We lived in Frisco and we would always go to the Chucks on Preston and 121 they had a mini arcade and at the back were 2 Cruis'n World cabinets. We would also frequent the Chucks on W Park blvd they had the upright model of Cruis'n World without a seat and just a gas pedal. The Preston and 121 Chucks closed in Mid 2005 IIRC and a seafood restaurant moved into the location over the years It eventually became a salon. The W Park Chucks closed in 2008 I think and is now Mama's Daughter's Diner and still has the stars on the exterior from when it was Chucks. Can’t remember the last time I visited the Preston and 121 Chucks but IIRC the last time we went to the W Park one was sometime in 2006.
14:31 - 100 St. Basil's cathedrals?
The Great Wall rocks!
Played this a lot at Chuck E. Cheese growing up
The creator of the series mentioned that if Crusin Blast does well they will consider making a crusi'n Arcade collection of all 3 arcade games. YUP, not the console versions. I hope Cruis'n Blast does well so that way we can get these versions. They are the best ones in the in the series and exotica to me looked the worst on Nintendo 64.
A Cruisn collection would be awesome
I'd actually miss console Cruis'n World. You have lower res textures, but outside of that there are more vehicles and also the championship versions of the tracks, which sometimes can be fairly different from the Cruis'n ones, even if they use the same assets.
Japan is so cool
Oo la la Paris
Yes it is😊
Oh, that's interesting. They gave Moscow a blue sky in the arcade version. The N64 level had a grey sky. Ahhh, and I see the N64 team felt bad about taking out the "political cartoon," so they gave us a moon level to race on instead. That was nice of them. XD
8:55 True PETA moment
They probably hate this game XD
I mean, thats the reason the N64 version removed it
It must of been cold for the trophy girl that day they were doing body scans for the game.
😏
When I play I always choose the Badass SN95 Mustang
Daamn, I’ve been beating this game in the arcade by 1st place
The great walls rock's 😂😂😂🤣
The best game
Location scouting? What's that?
Beat this game girst time i played it. Returned years later and i was still first
It is a good feeling seeing that highscore still beeing there, i had that with Taiko no Tatsujin.
if only n64 version had this ending after landing the moon
I played and have this.
30:31 woah! Never saw this. I had the console version. How cool, disrespectful, and funny.
I am 22, I never knew you can change the color of the car on the arcade version of the game
Full Cross Plane Crank V8 Sound
The only accurate track here is Mexico, that one checks out.
*Tonight, on **_Unsolved Mysteries_** ..."Sassy Dink on Simnet"*
As far as i heard SassyDink is a screenname of a dev's wife
and SimNet was a wide area network with vehicle simulators and displays for real-time distributed combat simulation, it was funded and developed by the US military mid 1980s and was used until somewhere in the 1990s.
@@KawaiiFaceman Oh wow. I had heard of the military SimNet back in like '06 but thought "nah, no way it has anything to do with this credits gag"...truth really is stranger than fiction.
@@Kaiveran Yeah, my guess is they probably profited from network or graphic advances from simnet due to knowing somebody on the simnet project
Playing this at CiCis Pizza!
8:46 Africa 🦒🦛🦓🦏🦍
genuine question but HOW did you get this to load? I am brought to a grey screen asking to test the controls before I can load anything. Im using Retroarch and MAME
As far as i remember it worked without a problem.
Doesnt it load the game after you calibrate the controls ?
@@KawaiiFaceman Wells thats the tricky part. I am using Retroarch on Xbox retail mode and dont know how it would be tested. What buttons did you press to test and calibrate it? Assuming K& Mouse
There should be a button for the service menu but i dont remember what button sorry
6:03 some PETA guy gonna see it and get mad AF.
Changes in the N64 version:
The ability to run over animals was removed
You need to place 3rd or better to progress
The trophy girl lady at the end of races does not show up
The manual transmission just says "XL Power"
The ending does not feature the president (But to compensate a new track was added on the moon)
More vehicles were added
Some vehicle names were altered
More modes were added
2ww🧶🐈
I can’t seem to change the color of my car in the n64 version, it’s weird and the car selection screen is slightly different. It doesn’t have the cars lifted like that
Both girls do appear but you have to activate them in options
The game was cool, but the oncoming traffic always made me feel a bit angry.
I was more annoyed by the rubberbanding cars behind you, that you can never outrun
Humm cuando ibas bien y de repente el grito de la voz de la mujer estrellada susto toda una locura la verdad gran maquina que sigo jugando
my favorite game
It’s funny that they have “Africa” and “Egypt” as separate tracks, as if Africa is a country
yeah my thoughts exactly
Great Video KawaiiFaceman.
Thank you very much
the humvee was modified on N64 and there is not fire on the machine gun, there is a track where you can still smash some animals
8:27
China where’s the Giant Panda 🐼
But pandas live in china
Dude, which emulator can I use to play this game? I was trying with Mame 0.221 + rom rev 2.5 but the sound clogs horrible. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
you need a faster computer
20:25 Great Manouver
yes, when curves go left and we have and object at the right, we tend to change the direction of the curve we are following, to the right, aiming the objet ahead. You turned left and avoided the object. you must keep the tragectory like you did. the difficult thing is to think that so fast and be sure your turning is fast and directed enough to avoid the object
but the whole manouver was good because first you avoided the red cars and after the blue truck, you kept the control besides the curves ahead
when avoiding the red cars, you took the curve widely to avoid them, that´s s great manouver in general terms. 99% of the people would have crashed there
animal carnage in the savanna xP