Nigel Mansell's World Championship : Hall Of Light

Nigel Mansell's World Championship

ECS/OCS AGA CD32

Nigel Mansell's World Championship - Double Barrel Screenshot

Information

Year of the first release

1993

License

Commercial

Number of disks (or CD)

Publisher

Gremlin - Worldwide

Number max of players

Budget publisher

Simultaneous max players

Developer

Unknown

Language

English

Artists

Coder : Damian Hibbard (Dr. H)
Coder : Matt Donkin
Graphician : Damon Godley
Musician : Patrick Phelan
Misc : Michael Hirst (Mike Hirst)

Language in manual

English
French
German
Italian

Hardware

AGA

Amiga original game

yes

Have cheatcode

Have SPS release

yes

WHD install

yes

WHD information

Author	JOTD
Updated	2006-01-27 00:14:20

HD install

yes

HD notes

HD installer is contained on disk 1.

Genre
Category	Racing
Subcategory	Racing - Competitive
Dimension	2D
Origin	Personality - Sports
Quickmatch	Game Controller Support - FreeWheel Steering Wheel Controller
Scrolltype	Into Screen
Theme	Transport - Car
Viewpoint	Behind
Viewpoint	First Person

Conversion hardware

Amstrad/Schneider CPC464/664/6128
Amstrad/Schneider CPC6128(+)
Atari ST/E
Nintendo NES (Famicom)/Sharp Twin Famicom
Nintendo SNES (Super Famicom)
PC (DOS)
Sega Mega Drive/Genesis
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128/+2/+3

Conversion notes

PC versions: VGA

N.B. [1] Spectrum version is 128K only.
[2] Released as NIGEL MANSELL'S CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE on the NES.

Classic compilation

Relationship

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Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes:

[1] Licensed game endorsed by former British racing car driver and 1992 F1 champion Nigel Mansell.

[2] Coding by Damian Hibbard (Dr. H); track editor by Matt Donkin. Graphics by Damon Godley. Music/sound FX by Patrick Phelan. Track design by Michael Hirst.

[3] Game features joystick (incl. the Logic3 FreeWheel steering wheel joystick), mouse and keyboard support.

TRIVIA: This was a game of firsts! NIGEL MANSELL'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP was the first game that main coder Damian Hibbard ever worked on. It was also the first Amiga game to feature support for the analogue/digital FreeWheel steering wheel joystick.