''Warm Up!'' is a 2000

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developed by

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and published by

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for

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and

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Gameplay

Warm Up! is essentially a

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game without the official license, consisting of both a simulation mode and an arcade mode.

Critical reception

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praised the game's realism and addictive gameplay. On the contrary, Absolute Games offered a scathing review, deeming the title primitive and an insult to the simulator genre.

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