POD: Back to Hell

POD is a Futuristic Racing by Ubisoft in 1997. It was designed with the Intel MMX processors in mind and was included as a box set on many computers. A retail version called pod 2.0 was also released with support for 3Dfx voodoo, S3 virge and ATI

POD SpeedZone is the sequel to the original POD for the PC. It is a simple, futuristic racer, where you are able to attack your opponents. You are a miner on the colony of Damethra, and an alien virus has taken over the cars on the colony, creating mutant cars. It was one of the first games playable on SegaNet, and one of the only games to support the Dreamcast Broadband Adaptor. This game features eight different vehicles to use on five 3D tracks.

Customize your own turbo-charged machine and prepare to rip through futuristic environments, subterranean tunnels, abandoned canyons, and surreal post-nuclear landscapes. Link up to eight simultaneous players, just to make things more intense. But be warned: miss a hairpin turn, spin out at 180 miles an hour – make one small mistake – and you’re vapor. And there’s no going back. You’ve got to win the race or die. POD: Planet of Death was re-released as POD Gold containing both the original game and its expansion (Back to Hell) alongside some improved features.

POD: Back to Hell is the expansion for POD: Planet of Death. It includes: - Sixteen new tracks that were also available on the Ubi Soft website. - Eight new cars, including Razor, Xira, RM67, Nocte, IRX, Onyx, Akir7 and Eclypse, and some surprises such as flying or monster-themed vehicles. - The most recent version of Game Service that allowed players to race on Ubi Soft servers. - Upgrades and patches that enhance gameplay, compatibility with 3D cards and audio. - POD-inspired Windows themes, icons and cursors.

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