This game brings back memories of my very first PC (an eMachines eOne) which allowed me to beat this game twice. IMO it’s a classic game on par with stuff like Cave Story.
Thanks @cacronia - That looks like an interesting fun game to play when you have a few minutes to kill. And it’s only 130MB to install, so easy to add.
I’ve played a much earlier version of SuperTuxKart on Linux. It was a long time ago though. It runs, but I have the same Deadzone issues with the thumbstick as I did with Most Wanted, in that I end up doing a lot of steering correction. I could use the Dpad but that feels weird, steering with that.
This one is a really old racing game but I’ve had lots of fun playing it in the past - Tile Racer - News
Its name is Tile Racer, and you can create your own tracks and share with other people. It’ll probably run even on the weakest systems. More info below:
System Requirements
Minimum: CPU: 1200MHz or higher, 512 MB RAM, 100 MB free disk space, 3D Hardware Accelerator Card: 64 MB.
Recommended: 3D Hardware Accelerator Card: 256 MB.
Tile Racer:
Menus load. Game itself: Crash on race startup.
TORCS: I kinda wish I knew how to make more advanced courses with the track editor (hills, loops, etcetera), but there’s no extra documentation on any of that, nor on some of the other executables it comes with (nfs2ac.exe), so yeah…it’s still fun, if a bit frustrating at times…
Oh, ok. Maybe you should try running it in compatibility mode (XP or 7 should work, I think).
I found this tutorial online - TORCS Track Tutorial
However I suggest playing around with the editor and figuring things out, I guess.
Anyway, I’m glad you liking from it so far.