I think the length of this thread indicates a positive
future for the CAN AM sim...but did you catch
Mr. Miller's subtle hint? Buy that dang AMA
bike sim even if you don't like two wheels...keep
this company going so that the glory days of
American Road Racing can be revisited...
now after a speech like that, the sim had better
be good! ;}
dave henrie
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On May 17, 1999 A Whale was killed off the coast of
Washington State. The Whale was killed in the name of
Tradition.....I say....
%&#& Tradition!
>> I sure hope so!! But 1st they have to finish the AMA bike sim,then
do
>> the 1999-2000 Can-Am sim. That sure sounds like a couple of years to me.
>And
>> add to that,they have to be making money with the 1st to sims to produce
>the
>> 1970 Can-Am.
>We're finalising a few agreements which will make it very clear that the
>1970 Can-Am game can, and will, happen.
>Staying in business long enough to do 1970 Can-Am will certainly help. ;>
>If we start the clock today, both Can-Am games *should* be done in well
>under 2 years hence. This is largely due to the way we're building our
>technology. We structured and designed the product families more in keeping
>with the mainstream technology sector.
> -MSM
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