It's also on Gamespot but their download service hurts my brain.
It's also on Gamespot but their download service hurts my brain.
Why try and get at a site you have to register? Go to the official site:
http://www.race-game.org/race07/index.htm
Alanb
http://www.race-game.org/race07/download/demo.htm
Cheers
Tony
Which is, sadly, why I probably won't buy it. I suppose it'll depend on
the price, because I don't log nearly enough hours in sims these days...
and when I do I'm nearly always drawn back to GTL because the cars are so
much fun to drive.
Mind you, I'm increasingly out of touch with the rFactor mods, so I may
be missing out there.
Andrew McP
Funny, I thought I was installing Driver 07, but instead I got Steam and no
mention of Driver 07. You think you would have put a shortcut on the desktop
or something.
Not impressed.
>> Worked fine on the official Race site for me
> Yup, fast & problem-free here also. I've only had half a dozen laps or so
> round Brands in a Seat so far, but I found nothing to complain about.
> Graphics aren't anything new, but we've plateaued on those anyway at a
> pretty good standard. The AI seems very raceable, and I've seen them
> trying two wide into a few turns, and doing it very convincingly. The
> driving itself feels... well, as good as anything else I've driven in
> recent years. It's getting harder and harder to differentiate between the
> titles.
Then this maybe for you:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=k95ITTKMK9I
(this is for GTR2 btw and is a true historical version of the era rather
than a simulation of the modern FIA historical series using modern tyres
and on current day tracks.)
Lots of decent stuff - but it just adds to the growing list of possibles.
Cheers
Tony
Interesting, thanks.
Andrew McP
Andrew McP
Pretty impressive. All setting to the most realistic, with FFB on full, and
it real felt like the most immersive experience thus far. All the vibration
reminded me of my karting days.
One thing I don't like is seeing the inside of the helmet. Anyone found a
way to turn that off?
Bert
>> We need a killer sim/mod IMHO.
> I have a feeling that there's very little potential left to be wrung out
> of the desktop experience (other than graphically). iRacing etc may
> manage something special, but I think until we have affordable physical
> feedback, sim racing may have gone as far as it can... give or take the
> odd inevitable tweak. We just have to try and work out which 'flavour' we
> like best among the many offerings.
>> http://youtube.com/watch?v=k95ITTKMK9I
> Interesting, thanks.
> Andrew McP
Good job Simbin!
GP
>It's also on Gamespot but their download service hurts my brain.
> I have a feeling that there's very little potential left to be wrung out
> of the desktop experience (other than graphically).
> ...I think until we have affordable physical
> feedback, sim racing may have gone as far as it can...
Pat Dotson
>> We need a killer sim/mod IMHO.
> I have a feeling that there's very little potential left to be wrung out
> of the desktop experience (other than graphically). iRacing etc may
> manage something special, but I think until we have affordable physical
> feedback, sim racing may have gone as far as it can... give or take the
> odd inevitable tweak. We just have to try and work out which 'flavour' we
> like best among the many offerings.
Same here, I simply selected the 'G25 with shifter' option and
everything was perfect. Rfactor is a great sim but I have so many
technical problems with (mostly CTD's) it that I'm at the point of
giving it up.
I'm very enthousiatic about the demo, physics feel wonderfull and it's
simply a blast to race. The overall experience is great. I did have
quite some multiplayer problems though. One time my Seat***pit gfx
were all messed up (very strange) and a couple of times it happened
that the cars of other players were standing still all over the place.
I didn't get any network errors or something.
Besides that, can't wait for the final version!
Cheers
Andre