Low gear is good for slowing down quickly. You must race in high gear to pass other cars. Points are accumulated as you drive and pass cars. Turbo on Coleco is a racing game that combines a clock with other race cars. This controller alone takes the ho-hum game Turbo and and drives it at reckless speeds directly into Engaging Experienceville.Īh yes, the old “Funky City vs Megatrees” circuit. This may sound crude, but for the time, it was a great controller. The pedal is an ‘on off’ device there is no sensitivity for part throttle. The wheel itself is a little small compared to modern gaming wheels, and if you have bigger than average hands, they make have a little trouble adapting to the wheel, as it’s mounted close to the ‘dashboard’. Turbo uses this controller as the gear shift. It’s a fairly simple device that ingeniously has a place to snap the standard Coleco controller into. The wheel is battery powered with several C batteries.
While Atari had paddle controllers for driving, Coleco went all the way with this. The official name for the controller is “Expansion Module #2” (#1 was the Atari 2600 cartridge adapter). One cannot discuss Turbo on the Coleco without mentioning the steering wheel controller for the Coleco. The seated controller looks like an old school cell phone.
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