Saw it today at CompUSA
Do you own and like any of he previous titles?
Jan.
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F1 2002 is a bit lame and GP4 is even lamer in virtually every department.
> Saw it today at CompUSA
Gerry
Vintook
Really, check out google!
Yes, yes in that I agree 8)
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Stick with it.
If you can return it, pick it up and spend as much time as they allow with
it.
PS Force feedback is strictly out with this title. (Or any title from now
until the next evolution desktop mechanical devices.)
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mark
Sorry for late reply, but Damien is right. IMO you're very unlikely to get
to grips with GP4 if you're not used to "the Crammond way".
Not saying Geoff makes poor quality games per se (GP4 is a polished effort
if you can agree to it's "terms of use"), just that they carry a lot of
hanovers from an earlier era of coding/***.
Jan.
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It's the best non-FF sim around. Pity the game allows the user the option to
destroy the illusion. Another limiting factor is that I'm now a complete and
utter FF junkie.
F1 2k2 is a nice (FF) drive, but the tracks.... I mean, I've never been much
of a stickler for track accuracy, but... DAMN!!!
I wonder how much of that is due to (our) long acquaintance with the game
series and Geoff's way of doing things.
True... the tracks are big improvement over the previous titles. The view is
a little "static" for my taste nowadays, but it does the job admirably.
I have little hope of a Crammond novice getting his wheel set up in this
incarnation, let alone him getting to sample the driving, sorry.
Correct.
Disagree, but we've talked through this already.
Jan.
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That'll be the German version...
LOL ;-)
Jan.
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