Desert Bus

I shall regale and expound contextually. An effortpost within a comment.

!g*mers !historychads you are crossover invited. Utilize !saved.

Remember when Mortal Kombat came to arcades in 1992 and the newspapers warned parents against it? And the SNES version didn't have blood (unless you knew the code!) but the Sega version had blood? Of course you don't remember unless you're !Genx !oldstrags who are good and cool.

In the 90s, the Reptards (!burgers) made a ruqqus about limiting vidya so that !g*mers only could play games which prepped them for vocations.

Penn and Teller -- the comedic magic duo -- thought it would be funny to make a video game to appease them. The game was created as part of a multi-game sale (like Wii Sports) on a Sega platform which never took off. All copies of the game today are ROMs and ports.

They created Desert Bus, where you are a bus driver who starts in Tucson, Arizona, and makes an 8-hour drive to Las Vegas, Nevada.

• The maximum speed of the bus is 45 mph.

• The drive time is 8 real-time hours.

• When you get to the destination you get 1 (one) point.

• Upon arrival you are given a timed option to turn around and drive back, for which you will receive 1 (one) point after 8 more hours.

• All you have to do is drive in a straight line.

• The bus slightly veers to one side of the road and you have to correct it, otherwise it counts as a crash.

• If you crash you must wait for a tow truck. The tow truck will take as long as you had driven to arrive, and then it will also take as long as had driven to return to the origin. Example, if you drove 7 hours, then the game will force you to wait 7 hours for the tow truck to arrive, then hitch you up, and then 7 more hours back to the origin, 14 hours real-time.

Wasnt that game basically unbeatable because bugs

Looks like Desert Bus.