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Sprint 2
Sprint 2 is a 2 player overhead-view arcade racer released in 1976 by Kee Games, a wholly owned subsidiary of Atari. It was the first auto racing arcade game to use a CPU to control part of the game.
Technology.
"Sprint 2" evolved from "Gran Trak 10" and "Gran Trak 20", but included a microprocessor (the 6502), a first for racing games. This allowed "Sprint 2" to include two computer-controlled cars, better graphics
28, 1910 – Sep 2, 1965) — a film and television director — was the son of Felix F. Feist. Felix Ellison Feist, as stepfather, adopted Raymond E. Feist.
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Leonard S. Feist (1911–1996) – Leo and Bessie's son – was a music publisher, copyright expert, and advocate for the music publishing industry. Nathan Feist, (1905-1965) Publisher and Advertising Executive, Milton Feist, (1907-1975) rabbi, scholar, teacher, publisher, and translator