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Daytona USA PC Bug!

dmor..

Daytona USA PC Bug!

by dmor.. » Wed, 27 Nov 1996 04:00:00

The ThrustMaster T1,T2, and the GP1 will work with Daytona USA, but you
have to go to the buttons option and change the first two options to
accelerate and brake (and you have to use the white or black adapter plug
that came with your racing controller).

I also agree with what someone else posted, the handling is really bad,
and on top of that, you have to set the controls every time you play,
Daytona USA does not save the controller settings on exit, and when you
re-run the game, the settings go back to its original defaults.  THIS IS A
DEFINITE BUG!  Sega should release a patch to fix the handling and
controller save options if they even hope to sell this or any future PC
software products!

ROBERT IRWIN PLATT

Daytona USA PC Bug!

by ROBERT IRWIN PLATT » Wed, 27 Nov 1996 04:00:00

Why even bother because the Arcade and Pc versioms suck!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's
not even Daytona or close to it what a freaking joke.What Sega should do is
drop the rights to Daytona and let someone else have the rights to the
track.Someone that can do hell of a better job like Papyrus!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

Robert



RocketJoh

Daytona USA PC Bug!

by RocketJoh » Thu, 28 Nov 1996 04:00:00

regardless of the fact that this program has these bugs...

HOW could SEGA  put their name on
this product what an embarrassment! i returned this product
immediately... this is by far the worst video game porting
i have seen...

i have an Intel Pentium 133, 6XCDRom, 80 meg ram, and
this product would only run quick with the display at
1/3 size!!! this program is a disgrace...

when i returned it back to CompUSA, i told them that
they need to take it off the shelf!

isn't this 1996? aren't we passed the point of shitty PC games?
i guess not!
--
RocketJohn
1996 Mustang GT - Moonlight Blue/Medium Graphite 5spd.




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