feedback? I'm in the market for one.
thanks
Jim D.
Jim D.
> Jim D.
Rally Championship's alright if you're prepared to play with ini files etc
Doug
> > What's recommended as a good rally sim with well done physics and force
> > feedback? I'm in the market for one.
> > thanks
> > Jim D.
But great to play, both of them
> >What's recommended as a good rally sim with well done physics and force
> >feedback? I'm in the market for one.
> >thanks
> > Jim D.
> Rally Championship and Rally Masters are great.
> Try the demos at www.avault.com or at www.demonews.com
From a driving/physics point of view, I'd have to say it's the other way
round. RM (and CMR2) feel more like being in a real rally car than RC. But
RC's stages and the general atmosphere of being in a real event is
unsurpassed.
Bobby
Marc
I think RM is very under-rated. Apart from feeling slightly strange under
braking, it's got the best physics / handling of any rally game I've tried,
and it's fantastic fun as an online multiplayer game.
Bobby
Ok. Like the all-time great Grand Prix Legends for those that seek Arcade
"racing" ;-).
Marc
> Marc
> > What's recommended as a good rally sim with well done physics and force
> > feedback? I'm in the market for one.
> > thanks
> > Jim D.
I spent many hundreds of hours with CMR1. If you've played the Geoff
Crammond Grand Prix games as well, would you say the step to CMR2 was a bit
disappointing, like going from GP2 to GP3? (good sim, but more like GP2.5)
GMF
> > I have Collin McRae 1, just bought CMR2, checked the demos of Rally
> masters
> > and Rally Chamionchip 2000 and just resently bought RC2000 as well.
> Removed
> > CMR2, installed RC2000. Why? CMR2 graphics and all are impressive but
when
> > you check it against the real thing (Television coverage of rally sport
> > events) the roads are way to wide, and it does not give me the
"immersion"
> > of RC2000, or even CMR1. All reviews you will find on the internet give
> CMR2
> > a good review only because of the good arcade and graphics and sounds,
not
> > for realism......
> > So I would say go for RC2000 (I disliked the Rally Masters demo, don't
> know
> > about the real game. RM does not get hi ratings in reviews.)
> > Marc
> > > What's recommended as a good rally sim with well done physics and
force
> > > feedback? I'm in the market for one.
> > > thanks
> > > Jim D.
> I spent many hundreds of hours with CMR1. If you've played the Geoff
> Crammond Grand Prix games as well, would you say the step to CMR2 was a
bit
> disappointing, like going from GP2 to GP3? (good sim, but more like GP2.5)
> GMF
> > Right on the money, I have CMR 1, tried the CMR 2 demo & thought it was
> > great. Bought the full ver, had a ball until I did a sealed road rally.
> Too
> > acrade on the road.
> > Bought RC 2000 to day It's great, kills CMR on the sealed roads.
> > Perhaps the dirt & mud is slightly better on CMR 2 if at all.
> > > I have Collin McRae 1, just bought CMR2, checked the demos of Rally
> > masters
> > > and Rally Chamionchip 2000 and just resently bought RC2000 as well.
> > Removed
> > > CMR2, installed RC2000. Why? CMR2 graphics and all are impressive but
> when
> > > you check it against the real thing (Television coverage of rally
sport
> > > events) the roads are way to wide, and it does not give me the
> "immersion"
> > > of RC2000, or even CMR1. All reviews you will find on the internet
give
> > CMR2
> > > a good review only because of the good arcade and graphics and sounds,
> not
> > > for realism......
> > > So I would say go for RC2000 (I disliked the Rally Masters demo, don't
> > know
> > > about the real game. RM does not get hi ratings in reviews.)
> > > Marc
> > > > What's recommended as a good rally sim with well done physics and
> force
> > > > feedback? I'm in the market for one.
> > > > thanks
> > > > Jim D.