I'd like to purchase the original IndycarI Papyrus program, but Sierra has
dumped it from their product line. Chips n' Bits carries something they
call the Indycar Compilation cd, but I can't discover what the contents
might be. I'm especially interested in locating the Indianapolis track so
I can convert it for use with ICR2. Besides, I'd just like to try the
original program as well....I hear it's a bit easier to drive.
but its in VGA...that sucks (At least for me...)
This past weekend I noticed the original ICR in the Sierra Classics section
of CompUSA for $14.95. This, however, does not include the Indianapolis
track which has become very hard to find.
You also mentioned that you had heard it was a bit easier to drive. I
don't think so. Most people seem to feel that the original ICR was
virtually impossible to drive without getting hit.
Thanks.
From the home of Mark and Cheryl Ferris
> You also mentioned that you had heard it was a bit easier to drive. I
> don't think so. Most people seem to feel that the original ICR was
> virtually impossible to drive without getting hit.
Jet
> >CompUSA on Long Island, NY has been dumping ICR1 for $14.99 this weekend.
> >As far as the Indy track, I've been looking for that one with no success.
> >I've checked Sierra, and they say that they don't carry it any more.
> >If anyone else has a source for the Indy Trackpack, I'd appreciate the information
> I'm on the lookout for this one too, please post any info instead of
> e-mailing.
I don't have the number but you should be able to get it from
information (area code 317). They have a mailorder section and also a
trackside shop (open) SO you might have to talk the trackside shop into
shipping it if the warehouse is empty.
Maybe...
AKH
It's available in the UK on the *** 'White Label' (budget) - so I would
guess
it is still being "pressed". I would imagine Papyrus sold the rights so it
could
be sold on budget, so maybe there is a budget label in the 'States that has
picked it up ?
John
