rec.autos.simulators

>John. For me the best part of this story was the
>screenshot. And I say...with all respect... but I
>have WOOD again Street Stocks BAYBAY!

>Yeah! Looks like a 70's ChevOldsMaBuick and
>perhaps a pony car like a Mustamaroenger. But More
>than 6 cars, nice looking track. I just hope
>we can re-paint the cars right away, and not have
>to worry about a patch. The move to october is
>either really good or really bad...we will have
>to see... But this publisher isn't going to help
>remove the REDNECK label
>from this game... I just hope people give it a
>chance... outside of RAS and WalMart I mean.

>The Mocker

>>Arun Devidas with the IGNPC Web site just broke
>>the news that Wizard Works has signed on as the
>>publisher for Ratbag's upcoming Dirt Track
>>Racing title.  You can read the whole story here:

>>http://pc.ign.com/news/10037.html

>>Best part of the story:  DTR's release date has
>>been moved up to late October.

>> Arun Devidas with the IGNPC Web site just broke the news that Wizard
Works
>> has signed on as the publisher for Ratbag's upcoming Dirt Track Racing
>> title.  You can read the whole story here:

>> http://pc.ign.com/news/10037.html

>> Best part of the story:  DTR's release date has been moved up to late
>> October.

>> FWIW, Wizard Works is the company that brought us Deer Hunter.  In the
IGN
>> interview, Greg SIegele of Ratbag Games says, "We are going with Wizard
>> Works because of their massive distribution network, their proven ability
>to
>> move lots of units and most importantly because they're tapped in to the
>> hundreds of thousands of dirt track fans who will want to buy this game.
>We
>> are really confident that Dirt Track is capable of moving heaps of
units."

>> Interesting aside:  Deer Hunter is Wal-Mart's #1 selling piece of
>software,
>> which backs up the claim that Wizard Works has a massive distribution
>> network, and that they CAN tap into the hundreds of thousands of dirt
>track
>> fans who will want to buy this game.  Sounds like DTR is already destined
>to
>> enjoy brisk sales; when Joe Racefan goes to Wal-Mart to pick up a case of
>> oil and sees the inevitable "Dirt Track Racing" display, you can BET that
>> he'll be walking out with a copy in hand -- especially if they bring the
>> game to market at an attractive price (say somewhere below $29 or so).

>> Joe Racefan's going to have to get in line for his copy, though . . .
>right
>> behind me!  Come to think of it, though, why don't you just go read the
>full
>> article at the IGNPC site now -- I'm going to run down to Wal-Mart to see
>if
>> they're taking pre-orders! <G>

>> -- JB

>>> Arun Devidas with the IGNPC Web site just broke the news that Wizard
>Works
>>> has signed on as the publisher for Ratbag's upcoming Dirt Track Racing
>>> title.  You can read the whole story here:

>>> http://pc.ign.com/news/10037.html

>>> Best part of the story:  DTR's release date has been moved up to late
>>> October.

>>> FWIW, Wizard Works is the company that brought us Deer Hunter.  In the
>IGN
>>> interview, Greg SIegele of Ratbag Games says, "We are going with Wizard
>>> Works because of their massive distribution network, their proven ability
>>to
>>> move lots of units and most importantly because they're tapped in to the
>>> hundreds of thousands of dirt track fans who will want to buy this game.
>>We
>>> are really confident that Dirt Track is capable of moving heaps of
>units."

>>> Interesting aside:  Deer Hunter is Wal-Mart's #1 selling piece of
>>software,
>>> which backs up the claim that Wizard Works has a massive distribution
>>> network, and that they CAN tap into the hundreds of thousands of dirt
>>track
>>> fans who will want to buy this game.  Sounds like DTR is already destined
>>to
>>> enjoy brisk sales; when Joe Racefan goes to Wal-Mart to pick up a case of
>>> oil and sees the inevitable "Dirt Track Racing" display, you can BET that
>>> he'll be walking out with a copy in hand -- especially if they bring the
>>> game to market at an attractive price (say somewhere below $29 or so).

>>> Joe Racefan's going to have to get in line for his copy, though . . .
>>right
>>> behind me!  Come to think of it, though, why don't you just go read the
>>full
>>> article at the IGNPC site now -- I'm going to run down to Wal-Mart to see
>>if
>>> they're taking pre-orders! <G>

>>> -- JB

>>Is a "BOOOIIIIIINNNNNGGGGGG" anything like a "PLONK"?  Just curious . . .

>>-- JB

>I don't know. Something just came up and knocked my keyboard
>off the table.. <G>

>>>BOOOIIIIIINNNNNGGGGGG!!!!!!!!

>>>> Arun Devidas with the IGNPC Web site just broke the news that Wizard
>>Works
>>>> has signed on as the publisher for Ratbag's upcoming Dirt Track Racing
>>>> title.  You can read the whole story here:

>>>> http://pc.ign.com/news/10037.html

>>>> Best part of the story:  DTR's release date has been moved up to late
>>>> October.

>>>> FWIW, Wizard Works is the company that brought us Deer Hunter.  In the
>>IGN
>>>> interview, Greg SIegele of Ratbag Games says, "We are going with Wizard
>>>> Works because of their massive distribution network, their proven
ability
>>>to
>>>> move lots of units and most importantly because they're tapped in to
the
>>>> hundreds of thousands of dirt track fans who will want to buy this
game.
>>>We
>>>> are really confident that Dirt Track is capable of moving heaps of
>>units."

>>>> Interesting aside:  Deer Hunter is Wal-Mart's #1 selling piece of
>>>software,
>>>> which backs up the claim that Wizard Works has a massive distribution
>>>> network, and that they CAN tap into the hundreds of thousands of dirt
>>>track
>>>> fans who will want to buy this game.  Sounds like DTR is already
destined
>>>to
>>>> enjoy brisk sales; when Joe Racefan goes to Wal-Mart to pick up a case
of
>>>> oil and sees the inevitable "Dirt Track Racing" display, you can BET
that
>>>> he'll be walking out with a copy in hand -- especially if they bring
the
>>>> game to market at an attractive price (say somewhere below $29 or so).

>>>> Joe Racefan's going to have to get in line for his copy, though . . .
>>>right
>>>> behind me!  Come to think of it, though, why don't you just go read the
>>>full
>>>> article at the IGNPC site now -- I'm going to run down to Wal-Mart to
see
>>>if
>>>> they're taking pre-orders! <G>

>>>> -- JB

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