Slot cars were a reasonably-popular pastime in the early ’90s. You could go to a local slot car store and either rent or buy a car to race on the track using a game controller-style device as a remote. Despite it being reasonably popular during a gaming boom period, there weren’t many games produced about it.
NelMaNo writes for P&L:"If you fancy treating your PS Vita to a new title then HTR+ Slot Car Simulation certainly looks the part and it runs as smooth as silk."
The slot car racing simulator HTR + High Tech Racing is now available for the PS Vita in Europe digitally via the PlayStation Network.
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If I've learned one thing with HTR+ Slot Car Simulation, it's this: whatever you do, do not play it on Easy. I'm not exaggerating in the least when I say that the game's lowest difficulty level sucks every possible bit of fun out of the game. You can win literally every single race just by pushing your car's acceleration up to the highest level and keeping your thumb in that same spot until you cross the finish line. Normally winning easily doesn't bother me too much, but when a paperweight could do pretty much everything the game asks of it, it crosses a line for me.
