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Also, there is no variety in the looks of other cars: you cannot even tell apart civilians and sports cars from a distance. Should I really go for the downsides of CCIII, I could say that ingame sound is nothing special - much of it lifted from CCII - and the opponents do not seem to differ much in skill and tactics (despite the manual claiming otherwise). By a long shot the closest thing to Need for Speed on Amiga, and filled with nice touches that sweep away its disgraceful legacy. It might not have the super-smooth driving model à la Lotus, but it gave me everything else! Urban racing, a solid feeling of speed, upgrades, bets, police chases and a selectable Mr. After two disastrous precursors, they came up with a racing game I'd play over any Lotus anytime! This one remained in my head and heart as ''the Speedball 2 of street racing''.