rec.autos.simulators

> > For the $5 difference in price I had no problem buying it.  If your
> > going to nickel and dime over $5 for this sim then your probably not a
> > hard core sim racer anyway IMHO.  The $5 means little over the
> > thousands spent for PCs, monitors, seats, wheels, etc.

> >> On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 00:13:10 -0500, "Marc Collins"

> >> >I knowingly paid the extra $10 so I could have it less than a week
> >> >ahead
> > of
> >> >EB.  It's OK...  I wouldn't do it for just any game.

> >> >Marc

> >> Well, Papy's Nascar sims is one of the games I won't pay more than I
> >> have to. I know it is their last version, but there have been yearly
> >> versions for quite some time now and all they are is basically
> >> upgrades and not new games. They should at least put a rebate in the
> >> box for existing owners of previous versions like MS does for both
> >> the FS and CFS series.

>   Yes but BECAUSE I've spent thousands on my equipment, I have precious
> little to spread around for overpriced software.  :)  or should that be ;(
> dave henrie

> >For the $5 difference in price I had no problem buying it.  If your going
to
> >nickel and dime over $5 for this sim then your probably not a hard core
sim
> >racer anyway IMHO.  The $5 means little over the thousands spent for PCs,
> >monitors, seats, wheels, etc.

> No, I'm a *** gamer in general and try to spread my money evenly.
> I've owned every version of Nascar since N1, does that qualify me as
> "***"?

>>Ya sorry, my point is lost.  All I was saying is that if you want the
>>game bad enough $5 difference in price shouldn't be a reason to hold
>>out.  If it were $20 then maybe but for me I would end up spending
>>more time and money looking for cheaper than the $5 difference makes.

> I held out for a few months on Madden 2003 and just got it the other
> day for $35.00 CAD. That's over $20.00 CAD cheaper than when it was
> initially released. I will do the same with N2003 because that's all
> it's worth to me.