This Ubisoft F1RS sim seems to have taken the racing simulation world by
storm.
Who are these guys? Where are they from. I never heard of them until I
discovered their other smashing 3d game Subculture.
These guys have really put the boot to Papyrus (ICR2), Microprose (GP2) and
Microsoft (CPR).
I shudder in anticpation for their next *** tour de force.
They are a French company and, with the release of F1RS, have really had the
same impact in 1998 as Papyrus did in ? when they released "Indianapolis 500".
> Who are these guys? Where are they from. I never heard of them until I
> discovered their other smashing 3d game Subculture.
> These guys have really put the boot to Papyrus (ICR2), Microprose (GP2) and
> Microsoft (CPR).
> I shudder in anticpation for their next *** tour de force.
You probably wouldn't notice the impact on your body made by a speeding
Mack truck.
I suggest that you visit your nearest optometrist and get some glasses.
Either that or visit Britain/Europe/Australia/New Zealand/Japan/South
America (you know...those little bits of the world outside North America)
and see how many people are running the sim in preference to GP2. Or even
browse through the magazine reviews that have appeared since the sim was
released.
Bruce.
> > What ? I don't really see the big impact of F1RS. It's a great sim, but
> it
> > certainly not have the Papyrus touch that they only can make.
> You probably wouldn't notice the impact on your body made by a speeding
> Mack truck.
> I suggest that you visit your nearest optometrist and get some glasses.
> Either that or visit Britain/Europe/Australia/New Zealand/Japan/South
> America (you know...those little bits of the world outside North America)
> and see how many people are running the sim in preference to GP2. Or even
> browse through the magazine reviews that have appeared since the sim was
> released.
> Bruce.
And as much as I LOVED Nascar2, F1RS has them ALL beat.
Kirk
> > What ? I don't really see the big impact of F1RS. It's a great sim, but
> it
> > certainly not have the Papyrus touch that they only can make.
> You probably wouldn't notice the impact on your body made by a speeding
> Mack truck.
> I suggest that you visit your nearest optometrist and get some glasses.
> Either that or visit Britain/Europe/Australia/New Zealand/Japan/South
> America (you know...those little bits of the world outside North America)
> and see how many people are running the sim in preference to GP2. Or even
> browse through the magazine reviews that have appeared since the sim was
> released.
> Bruce.
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