rec.autos.simulators

by **el..** » Wed, 31 Jan 1996 04:00:00

Hi,

I've just jumped on the NFS Bandwagon, a little late, eh. Runs sweet in
SVGA, even on a DX2/66 with 28MB. Great programming. The multimedia
adds SO much to the game, not just eye candy.

Here is some little 'touches' which really add to the realism/fun.

512TR: Metal click as gears are switched.

Horns, correct engine placement on underside of car (only visible during
crashes)

why lack of prancing horse?

by **Marc Johnst** » Thu, 01 Feb 1996 04:00:00

>Subject: Cool Stuff: NFS

>Date: 30 Jan 1996 23:59:15 -0500
>Hi,
>I've just jumped on the NFS Bandwagon, a little late, eh. Runs sweet in
>SVGA, even on a DX2/66 with 28MB. Great programming. The multimedia
>adds SO much to the game, not just eye candy.
>Here is some little 'touches' which really add to the realism/fun.
>512TR: Metal click as gears are switched.
>Horns, correct engine placement on underside of car (only visible during
>crashes)
>why lack of prancing horse?

Probably licensing. As there is no Viper emblem on the wheel of the Viper, or
any other car emblems.

Jive