Background Info

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (commonly referred to as Big Rigs) is a 2003 video game developed by Stellar Stone and published by GameMill publishing.

It is most notably known for having no collision detection whatsoever. Your truck can literally drive through buildings, fences, lamp posts, and other trucks. Yes, that's right, other trucks. Another problem is the physics. What I mean is that your truck can drive up a 90-degree slope and not lose any speed. In fact, it is shown that you gain .2 to .7 miles per hour as you drive up the slope. Your truck maintains its speed EVERYWHERE! Even bridges do not function properly. Instead of driving o top of it, your truck goes under it, floats under the bridge, still driving, and goes back up the pther side. Water does not function properly. Where there is meant to be rivers, there is instead a flickering light grey substance where the "water" would be.

The most well-known glitch is the "reverse speed glitch." This phenomenon is where if you push the reverse key, your truck will start speeding up at a tremendous rate, going faster and faster as the speedometer needle continues to go around and around. This will continue happening until the truck reaches the magic number 12.3 undecillion miles per hour (1.23E37). This will cause all of the checkpoints to light up (the game thinks you are in all places at once), and thus displaying the infamous "YOU'RE WINNER" screen (later changed to "YOU WIN") in the patch for the game.

There are only 4 trucks (Thunder, Megaone, Thunderbull, Sunrise W12) and 5 levels (Devil's Passage 1, Devil's Passage 2, Small Town Road, Nightride, and Small Town Road.) However, Nightride crashes the game.