Vance is a “Dragger”—a surface scavenger with a death wish and a greasy copy of a pre-Shift GQ magazine he keeps for the car ads. He doesn’t want gold or medicine. He wants the old beauties: the V8 engines, the tailfins, the chrome. His latest prize is a 2070 Cadillac Eldorado Bi-fuel, a land-yacht of gleaming teal and whitewall tires, pulled from a silted-over showroom.
is still cited as one of the greatest arcade titles of its era, beloved for its fluid combat and the ability to drive the titular car through hordes of enemies. Cadillacs And Dinosaurs
"I'm talking about the jungle," Jack grumbled, putting the car into gear. "It’s too quiet. Usually, the bugs are screaming loud enough to wake the dead by now." Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Forgotten Gem of 90s
The premise was brilliantly absurd: following a series of ecological cataclysms in the 21st century, humanity fled to underground cities for 600 years. When they finally emerged, the Earth’s ecosystem had reset itself—not to a modern state, but to a prehistoric one. Dinosaurs once again ruled the earth, and the remnants of humanity had to scavenge old technology to survive. His latest prize is a 2070 Cadillac Eldorado