disaster... Infogrammes is the publisher but I never heard of Hoplite
(sounds like a wargame designer).
Finally a game that includes the financial aspects (the "high scores" of
racing sims?).
> I hope this is a good one!
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/
> Wednesday, January 23, 2002 - 11:29 am CT
> Infogrames Announced USAR Hooters ProCup Racing
> Unleashing short-track stockcar racing for the PC, Infogrames has
> announced a spring release for USAR Hooters ProCup Racing. The game
> features steeply banked half-mile ovals, 23 different tracks, and real
> life drivers.
> USAR cars are two-and-a-half ton, steel-bodied stockcars with 550-plus
> horse-powered engines that compete on 23 tracks in 12 states and
> Ontario, Canada. The USAR Hooters ProCup Racing series plays out on
> Jennerstown Speedway, USA International Speedway, Peach State
> Speedway, Hickory Motor Speedway, Five Flags Speedway, and
> Indianapolis Raceway Park. The action includes 40 cars on a tight
> half-mile track.
> Formed in 1997, USAR operates a 32-race season, beginning in February
> and ending with the series finale in November. Drivers receive points
> by their finishing position in each race. The driver with the greatest
> number of points at the end of the season wins the championship.
> Developed by Hoplite Research, USAR Hooters ProCup Racing offers a
> variety of game modes: In Single Race mode, players jump into a single
> event, while Practice mode assists gamers in developing driving skills
> for Season Mode. In that mode, players earn prize money and points on
> their way to the championship. Additionally, players can control the
> race difficulty, number of opponents, and damage level while adjusting
> cross weight, steering, brake, bias, and gear ratios. Multiplayer
> support for up to 16 players is included.
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