Monster Truck Games: A Legacy of Failure
TRI and Microsoft Games struck gold in 1996 with Monster Truck Madness. And then they threw it all away. Twenty years of corporate suits interfering with game design and ignoring the requests of their core audience have left the Monster Truck gaming landscape a desolate wasteland of officially licensed garbage. While Feld Entertainment's Monster Jam ascended to heights no other auto racing discipline born on US soil had ever seen, loyal fans around the world were constantly shafted with shitty games after years of build-up and anticipation - forced into drastic yet stunningly creative measures just to replicate what they saw on Saturday nights. Life as a monster truck fan is suffering; their virtual counterparts have established a tangible legacy of failure that is unmatched by other motorsport disciplines.
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