Here's hoping,
Backmarker
Um, take it from someone who is playing NASCAR Legends. It's not the GPL
engine. It does not make sense.
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Dan Clarke
Managing Editor
Operation Sports
http://www.operationsports.com
> I was looking at the new screenshots pasted at http://www.papy.com and it
> may be my imagination (or wishfull thinking), but it sure looks like the GPL
> graphics engine, and the setup screen lends itself to the physics engine,
> more than the Nascar 3 engine. I could be wrong, but it makes since.
> Especially since papy could use only a couple of dozen cars (instead of 43)
> and nobody would care.
> Here's hoping,
> Backmarker
Philster
David Radecki
> > I was looking at the new screenshots pasted at http://www.papy.com and
it
> > may be my imagination (or wishfull thinking), but it sure looks like the
GPL
> > graphics engine, and the setup screen lends itself to the physics
engine,
> > more than the Nascar 3 engine. I could be wrong, but it makes since.
> > Especially since papy could use only a couple of dozen cars (instead of
43)
> > and nobody would care.
> > Here's hoping,
> > Backmarker
> Well, just look at the new screenshots. The in-car mirror has been
> "changed" back to the old mirror configuration. No more GPL full detail
> mirror. I guess that in itself kills the thought that NL would use the
> GPL engine.
> Philster
