Interstate ’82 is a vehicular combat game developed by Activision and released for Windows in 1999. Serving as a sequel to Interstate ’76, the game shifts its setting to the 1980s while retaining the signature blend of story-driven missions and high-speed car battles. Players step into the role of a new protagonist navigating a world of espionage, corporate conspiracies, and explosive highway warfare.
Interstate ’82 combines action, strategy, and driving simulation elements. Players customize vehicles with mounted weapons such as machine guns, missiles, and mines, while managing armor and performance upgrades. Missions range from escort tasks to all-out firefights across urban streets and desert highways. The game also features competitive multiplayer modes, allowing players to battle online or via LAN. With its stylized 1980s atmosphere and energetic soundtrack, Interstate ’82 delivers a unique mix of narrative and vehicular combat gameplay.
Features
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Story-driven single-player campaign.
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1980s-themed setting and soundtrack.
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Multiple customizable vehicles.
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Wide selection of mounted weapons.
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Tactical combat with armor management.
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Diverse mission objectives and environments.
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Multiplayer modes via LAN and online.
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Detailed 3D graphics for its era.
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Vehicle performance upgrades.
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Combination of driving and shooting mechanics.
System Requirements
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Windows 95/98 operating system.
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Pentium II 266 MHz processor or higher.
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64 MB RAM minimum.
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8 MB Direct3D-compatible video card.
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DirectX-compatible sound card.
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4X or faster CD-ROM drive.
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Keyboard and mouse.
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200 MB free hard disk space.
