Minimum:

• Pentium III 600MHz or 100% compatible processor
• 128 Mb RAM
• 12MB 3D Video Accelerator with DirectX 8.1 compliant video drivers
• DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
• 200MB Hard disk spaceli>4X CD-ROM Drive, Mouse
• WINDOWS® 98/ME/XP CD

• Prism3D engine
• DirectX and OpenGL compatibility.
• Your goal is earning $1 million.
• 6 powerful trucks including monster 18 wheelers, flatbeds and tankers.
• 16 cargo loads, weighing the hazards and payoffs of each delivery
• Three difficulty levels. Each level plays a different part of the United States.
• Thousands of miles as you travel actual US highways across the Desert, through the Mountains and along the Coast in 11 states
• Two kinds of jobs that you can get: 'ad hoc' and a recurring jobs.
• The rating of driver.
• The map is included in game.
• Seven direction for camera.
• You will be charged by police for violation of traffic rules.
• Using the Various Services: motel, gas, service, truck stop, weight station.
• New screens: company, jobs, licences, drivers.
• Advanced trucking business.

• True Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) brush editing for indoor scenes and buildings.
• Free-form outdoor terrain patches can be intermingled with the CSG architecture.
• Supports import of prefabs from 3DSMAX.
• Biquadratic curved surfaces support.
• Efficient WYSIWYG map editor.
• Powerful texture shader language with WYSIWYG shader editor, support both pixel and vertex effects.
• Design interface screens with powerfull WYSIWYG UI builder application.
• A complete portal system allowing for 3D skybox environments, reflective surfaces, mirrors, moving warp hole portals, etc.
• Advanced skybox support, skybox can be a separate map with numerous effects like moving clouds or geometry on the horizon.
• Area-based fog.
• Robust particle sprite and bill-boarding support.
• Portal-based visibility support with frustum culling of a hierarchical geometry model.
• Advanced Direct3D and OpenGL renderers.
• Randomly generated area-specified detail geometry (plants, rocks, debris).
• Support for lightmap and vertex lighting.
• Powerful dynamic light support, both for stationary sources which can be turned on/off, flicker, change intensity and have animated lightmaps, and moving lights.
• Lens flares, halos.
• Image source, or vertex based texture transparency and translucency.
• Effective hierarchical nesting of effects.
• Camera control code separate from 'avatar' code to allow for easy reprogramming.
• Support of switching both screen color depth and texture source color depth on the fly.
• Supports pcx, tga, jpeg, bmp and png formats for image sources.
• Sound system supports wav and ogg compression format.
• Extensive UI support with font and bitmap layout renderer whose syntax is similar to HTML, can output on polygons in the 3D world.
• Fine-grained memory management allowing for low memory footprint and less memory fragmentation.
• Game code resides in DLLs with the ability to add additional game entities and functionality by adding additional dll's.
• Engine code structured to allow parallel development of multiple game projects without affecting the core engine executables.
• Smooth seamless level transition support.
• Compiles and runs in Linux too.

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• Lay That Hammer Down [3].
• Open Road [4].
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