--Tel
It is on topic, it is a simulator. Just not a very good one, and thats why
no one talks about it.
>It is on topic, it is a simulator. Just not a very good one, and thats why
>no one talks about it.
--Tel
> On Tue, 1 Jun 1999 07:47:25 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> >Why are there so few posts relating to this flawed but fun title? Is nobody
> >playing it?
> Maybe because it is not exactly 'on topic'? :) After all you won't
> hear much about Psygnosis F1 here either...
> --Tel
> >Why are there so few posts relating to this flawed but fun title? Is
nobody
> >playing it?
> Maybe because it is not exactly 'on topic'? :) After all you won't
> hear much about Psygnosis F1 here either...
> --Tel
> >Why are there so few posts relating to this flawed but fun title? Is
nobody
> >playing it?
> Maybe because it is not exactly 'on topic'? :) After all you won't
> hear much about Psygnosis F1 here either...
> --Tel
Besides, you ever heard about such thing as 'sarcasm'? ;)
--Tel
Maybe I was over-hasty? Maybe it does grow on you? Maybe the real
thing is better than the demo?
Would be interested in hearing other people's opinions.
Phil
--Tel
> >I take it you haven't played the 'sim' otherwise you wouldn't be asking
the
> >question!
> >Iain
> Oh please, what 'sim'? Are we still talking about 'Official F1 Racing'
> by Eidos? I've played both, this one and Psygnosis efforts and apart
> from more camera settings & replay OF1R clearly belongs in the same
> category. Driving model & physics are ridiculous, setup options are
> marginal, in fact it is even worse than F1'97 - implementation of
> rules is even worse, track layout and graphics are just ugly not to
> mention awfully wrong. Drives fine with a gamepad though, and together
> with those funny arrows which indicate the steering direction it's a
> fast & funny arcade racer - nothing else.
> --Tel
--Tel
> >I presume you're winding me up here, as your comments are just plain
silly!
> >Sure, OF1R is not in the same league as GPL, but it is better than MGPRS
in
> >some respects, and the driving model grows on you. It does have
significant
> >drawbacks in the reality stakes in terms of the overall package, but
> >nevertheless, there are a lot of redeeming features - unlike F1'97.
> <shrug> well sure, if cruising around a weird looking Interlagos track
> in less than a minute is okay for you, who am I (or apparently every
> reviewer on this planet) to change your opinion...
> besides, in what way exactly does it come close or is even better than
> MGPRS? As I mentioned earlier it does not even reach the level of F197
> in some aspects.
> --Tel