Nice, well drawn backgrounds and big sprites, colourful and detailed. No 3d - parallax - raytracing stuff, but it still has really good graphics in its own simple, yet effective way.

The beginnign of the first race. The guy on the TV is extremely anoying, but at least the scrolling text diverts your attention from the main screen...

Standard chip tunes only, but they were written by the great Jeroen Tel of Maniacs of Noise. He' s made better tunes, alright, but surely you won' t be turning off your speakers.

Buster Gonad, a man with an enviable, but embarassing handicap.

Awful. I couldn' t find a better word to describe it. There are only five levels, and the game could virtually be completed in 15 minutes if the obstacles were easy. But the programmers must have noticed this, and so they decided to make it incredibly hard to improve its lastability.

Every man has to say these words sooner or later. But Buster has a wider range of pratical interpretations !

And the jokes are incredibly stupid. I mean, a guy bouncing on his balls or flying by his farts can be fun if, say, you' re 13 AND particularly dumb AND full of spots on your face (yeah, that' s compulsory). And even side characters are somewhat irritating, and not funny at all.

These pearls of wisdom appear before each level. This is actually one of the funniest, go figure the others...

So if you are 13 AND stupid, or if you like burping out loud at parties, scratching your balls in public and generally stinking like a goat, then this could be the game of your life. If, instead, you like british humour, you' d better start reading Terry Pratchett. Or watch the Monty Python's Flying Circus. Or phone a british friend. Anything, but don' t play this game !!!

One of the last levels. How did I get this far in the game ? Well, cheating, of course ! Just type in "what a great load of b*ll*cks" (replace * with appropriate letter) and press 1-5 to select your level !