I remember having so much fun playing micromachines with, was it 8 people?, back in the day on the playstation one. We had an L-shaped extension, and we had to share a controller, using just left, right and brake. It was mayhem, and I think the reason I still have my google maps navigation with north always up!
Also, I happen to live in Birmingham and commute to Coventry. In the Birmingham museum and art gallery I was surprised to find an Amiga 500 used by the LSD demoscene group on display.
I would love to have an online upgraded version of micromachines today, but it would be so infested with micro transactions and loot boxes that I will probably lost interest.
Oh that would be cool! It could stay exactly the same as the original, but larger maps and some nice netcode. Someone did the same with webliero, it's an incredibly honest reproduction of the classic dos game, except with excellent multiplayer support that has given it new life.
Also, I happen to live in Birmingham and commute to Coventry. In the Birmingham museum and art gallery I was surprised to find an Amiga 500 used by the LSD demoscene group on display.