Legal notice

Publisher

Publisher

ftio.pro

Contact

ftio.pro@gmail.com

Publication director

Florent

Host

The game, this site and their online services (rooms, leaderboards, gallery) are hosted by:

Cloudflare, Inc.
101 Townsend St, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
Phone: +1 (650) 319-8930
www.cloudflare.com

Your data

Retro Sprint and this site have no accounts, no cookies and no advertising. Here is everything they keep.

• In your browser

  Your settings, controls, records, medals and the circuits you draw stay in your browser’s local storage, along with an anonymous id it makes up at random (it identifies this browser, not you). Clearing this site’s data removes all of it.

• Public leaderboards

  When you set a time in a time trial or the daily challenge, the server keeps your three-letter tag, your lap time, its date, your country (for the country boards), the anonymous id and the path of your best laps (to replay them as ghosts). Tags and times are shown to every player.

• Shared laps and the gallery

  A “beat my lap” link keeps the lap, its ghost, your tag and the circuit, for whoever has the link. A circuit published to the gallery is shown to everyone with the author name you give it, and the server keeps the anonymous id with it.

• Online races and SmartPad

  Rooms (online races, phones used as controllers) only pass messages between the players while they race, and keep nothing. Players may connect directly to each other (WebRTC), which shows each one’s IP address to the others; where that is not possible the race goes through a Cloudflare relay.

• Technical logs

  Like any website, the host handles your IP address and your browser’s details to serve and protect the site. The server’s request logs are kept for a few days, to fix problems.

• Visits

  Visits to the game and this site are counted by Cloudflare Web Analytics (pages seen, country, type of browser and device), without cookies and without personal data.

• Fonts

  The game’s two fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which receives your IP address when they are first loaded.

To have a leaderboard entry or a published circuit removed, or for any question about your data, write to the publisher (above). You may also complain to your data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).

Intellectual property

Retro Sprint is a fan tribute to Super Sprint (Atari Games, 1986) and to its Amstrad CPC conversion by Catalyst Coders and Mak for Electric Dreams (1987). Its code, circuits and graphics are new; circuits “inspired by” real ones are stylised and renamed, not traced. No affiliation with Atari, Warner Bros. or Formula 1; their names and trademarks belong to their owners.

Fonts: Press Start 2P and VT323, under the SIL Open Font License.