Initially, WD was a manufacturer of MOS test equipment. Then, WD turned to the production of floppy disks and hard disk control chips due to the collapse of its largest customer in the economic crisis in the mid-1970s, which marked that WD began to enter the data storage market. In 1988, WD officially started hard drive design and manufacturing. 3 Years later, WD launched Caviar series of hard drives. Seeing the hot sale of the series, WD was determined to devote itself to the hard drive market. In 1999, WD partnered with TiVo to develop a 500MB external hard drive that could hold 140 hours of HD content. In 2001, WD made a great achievement - it became the first manufacturer who launched an IDE hard drive with 8MB of disk buffer. One year later, it became the first manufacturer who launched a serial hard drive with a speed of up to 10,000 RPM. Now, let’s back to the topic - WD external hard drive. WD external hard drives can be divided into two series. One is WD Elements, and the other one is WD My Passport. Destruction Derby 2 is the arguably superior sequel to the original Destruction Derby that offers more of the same no-holds-barred action and mayhem with new tracks and many improvements and features not seen in the original, including a pit stop feature that allows you to (finally) repair your car. Gameplay-wise, DD2 is identical to the first game: your goal is to gain points by winning races or "creatively" crashing your opponents. The sameness is obviously not a bad thing in this case, because Psygnosis already had a hit on their hands with the first Destruction Derby. It's essentially the same game, but with sharper graphics, smoother animations, and more of everything. You now can compete against up to 19 rival drivers across seven tracks (each longer and more detailed than the ones in Destruction Derby). You can even compete in the incredibly difficult "total destruction" bowls for competition play. Multi-player now supports up to ten players for a truly madcap mayhem. The graphics, as mentioned earlier, is even better than the already-jaw-dropping original game.
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