rec.autos.simulators

> http://www.digitalsports.com/dsports/dc/monaco_grand_prix/review.html

> Hope it helps,

> Randy

> I know it's a little late, but it's pretty thorough, in case people
> are sitting on the fence about it.

> http://www.digitalsports.com/dsports/dc/monaco_grand_prix/review.html

>   A.  Overall the best?
>   B.  Best control using a given system's standard controller?
>   C.  The one you would purchase if you were not given review copies?

> >I have not read the review yet, but I will ASAP.  In case you do not
> >indicate in
> >the review, which version of Monaco (DC, N64, or PSX) is:

> >   A.  Overall the best?
> >   B.  Best control using a given system's standard controller?
> >   C.  The one you would purchase if you were not given review
copies?

> Tough question, ones I've asked myself.  If you put a gun to my head I
> guess I'd have to say:

> A.  N64, then DC, then PSX
> B.  N64, then DC, then PSX
> C. N64, then DC, then PSX

> I never thought I'd say it about an N64 racer either.  DC clearly wins
> in the graphics/depth department, and analog control is generally a
> huge factor with me, but the DC version just lacks a certain 'driving
> feel'.  It gets things more technically right, but just doesn't
> translate into the best F1 driving experience.  It's like it's
> difficult for the sake of being difficult, not for the sake of being
> realistic.  I still wish for analog gas/brake on the N64, but not if
> they were going to handle it as poorly as they do on the PC/DC.