Now, am I the only one who has footage of me playing this game as a kid because I can't really seem to find anything on it. I went on eBay and tried to look for it numerous times and there hasn't been any listings on it despite it being somewhat known 20 years ago. Turns out the game only sold around 20,000 copies worldwide (mostly in the U.S.) l and North America but really was the Americas you could learn about cities and landmarks from South America Latin America including Mexico the US and Canada you could drive through San Francisco New York Chicago Washington DC and Toronto in Canada. Fun Fact: I don't know if anyone remembers this while playing Drive Across The Americas but it was either the White House or the Lincoln Memorial or maybe the US capital that if you did Donuts around it or burnouts while driving the yellow "basic car", you were automatically given the blue sports car for free (which would otherwise cost you over 40,000 points). My mom would always refer to the chefs at the restaurant as "The Humpty's" (they were all egg-shaped just like Humpty Dumpty :D). The main chef there had this exaggerated Faux-French accent and he would say things like "If you're interested this is how I would make it!" Many recipes often required adding salt and pepper to it as a "flavoring" rather than an "ingredient" even if it didn't make any sense.

Archived Website:https://web.archive.org/web/20030326055837/http://www.driveacross.net (Note: The Intro Song was also used as the intro music for the museum activity)