AirCars

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AirCars

Developer(s) Midnight Entertainment Group
Publisher(s) ICD, Inc.
Platform(s) Atari Jaguar
Release date 1997
Genre(s) 3D shooter
Mode(s) 1 to 8 players
Media Cartridge
Input methods Joystick

AirCars is a 3D shooter for the Atari Jaguar video game console. Designed by Midnight Entertainment Group in 1995, it was released by ICD, Inc. in 1997, in very limited numbers (the AtariAge website ranks it a "9" on a 10-point rarity scale).

The player must destroy enemy bases from an air car, and the game supports up to eight players using CatBoxes or two players using a JagLink.

AirCars came shrinkwrapped inside a box insert, but the cartridge includes a label and manual, along with a picture of what its overlay might look like.

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AirCars was very poorly received by reviewers. It is listed as #13 in Seanbaby's list of 20 worst games ever, as published in Electronic Gaming Monthly.[1] The game's advertisement is also regarded as very poorly done.[2]

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