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Has anyone considered deleting N2 to make room for other programs?

I'm not on ten and NROS yet.....and I'm assuming that I need N2 for Ten ! ?

Tim A. Deatherage

"Admitted Sim ***"

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Still, you have N2 probably on a CD ROM (well hopefully), so delete N2 if
you want.  With NR99 you can add the old tracks such as North Wilkesboro,
Pocono, Atlanta or even Sears Point without the Nascar Racing 2 CD-Rom.  ;)

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The N1999 CD has everything you need to race on TEN.

One thing - You cannot run NROS offline.  You have to be connected.  For
this reason, you might want keep N2 installed for offline practice and
racing setup.

-Larry

-Larry

But it only makes sense if you have the BGN extension installed as it is
needed for most of the tracks.

Personally, I don't think that this patch is a good reason not to have N99
installed. It will entertain you for a couple of days, but as the car
physics aren't really those of a 70's racecar it's not that big of a must
have. But this of course reflects only my personal opinion, and as the
upgrade is free you should give it a try.

Mea***er