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Very good

Looking forward to the new track!

Birds

I'm 90% sure I'll be there!
Hey, we're still missing some votes to select the car

Pet Shop Boys

Coldplay

Hey, CYBERYOGI -CO-Windler, welcome!

This is a fascinating topic and I can see you're taking it very seriously and have a lot of information about it!  Hard Drivin' was the first game of this kind I ever played on an arcade machine, but it was a single time. I remember that I was in a town nearby with the guys from school for some reason. They must have taken us there to do something and then, in the free time, we went to a small shop that had a Hard Drivin' arcade machine. I was amazed just to see how the steering wheel moved on its own following the actions of the car. And then I played it for a while, but crashed very quickly, if I remember well.

I came across HD again (HD II, actually) in DOS later in 1993 when a friend of mine introduced me to the DOS version of the game. That same day, he brought me Stunts. I did play HD from time to time, but Stunts was a lot more appealing to me and had an enormous flexibility in terms of track making, for instance, so I gradually lost interest in HD, yet I have the nostalgia for it.

I have to say I don't know anything about the inner workings of Hard Drivin', either the DOS version or the original arcade, even less. Hopefully some of the guys may know some details!

Some original cars indeed have no speed-o-meter. In my opinion, this follows the intention of making the car dashboards look faithful to the those of the real cars, nothing more. It's true that, within a game like Stunts, it's always good to be able to monitor the speed, but because the original cars are based on real cars, look is favoured over comfort there. The IMSA cars, for instance, have no speed-o-meter.

Command

That's great!

Count me in!    The scheduled time is good for me too. Looking forward to another live race. I hope the guys from the DOS Game Club can join us so they can have this experience too

Home Alone

Really great!  This idea worked so well and having "our game" alive in a museum is amazing to see, taking it to the people. Also, this means that the Siluro will become a historical piece within the custom car set for sure. I think this definitely should have a place in the wiki. In my opinion, it should be in the Siluro wiki article, like other custom cars have, but there could be redirections from other things such as "Museum event", for example.

Payoneer

Hobby... habit...
I'll stick with "hobby"!