I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on a Vesa
Local Bus.
The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar.
This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would
not work without it.
That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going.
Needless to say, it was then that my ***ion to Nascar began...and so far
shows no sign of letting up :-|
> > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't
get
> > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you
> actually
> > change the decals on the cars? Thanks
Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with
nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My monitor is
sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup and
two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS
6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao
Yeah from time to time I'll play some of the old games. Here's a few on the
p166 running win95 with 2 40gig HD's and running 128mg of edo ram with a
voodoo banshee and a blaster sounds card.
Papys Nascar racing and Indy car racing 2
Duke Nukem
Road Rash
Andretti racing
Destructing Derby
Moto Racer
PBA bowling
motocross madness
just to name a few..the kids now a days have no idea what they missed out
on!
> I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on a
Vesa
> Local Bus.
> The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar.
> This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would
> not work without it.
> That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going.
> Needless to say, it was then that my ***ion to Nascar began...and so
far
> shows no sign of letting up :-|
> > wow n2..hehehe
> > last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played the
first
> > nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao
> > > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't
> get
> > > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you
> > actually
> > > change the decals on the cars? Thanks
> Yeah from time to time I'll play some of the old games. Here's a few on the
> p166 running win95 with 2 40gig HD's and running 128mg of edo ram with a
> voodoo banshee and a blaster sounds card.
> Papys Nascar racing and Indy car racing 2
> Duke Nukem
> Road Rash
> Andretti racing
> Destructing Derby
> Moto Racer
> PBA bowling
> motocross madness
> just to name a few..the kids now a days have no idea what they missed out
> on!
> > Good for you Fuz...
> > I still get the urge to fire up my old games once in a while.
> > I retain a AMD K6-2/500 system just for that purpose.
> > Video is Creative Labs 16mb Voodoo Banshee and there resides Nascar &
> Nascar
> > 2 (with beta 3dfx voodoo patch).
> > I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on a
> Vesa
> > Local Bus.
> > The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar.
> > This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would
> > not work without it.
> > That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going.
> > Needless to say, it was then that my ***ion to Nascar began...and so
> far
> > shows no sign of letting up :-|
> > > wow n2..hehehe
> > > last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played the
> first
> > > nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao
> > > > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't
> > get
> > > > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you
> > > actually
> > > > change the decals on the cars? Thanks
486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086
machines IIRC.
I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out
> > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with
> > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My
monitor
> is
> > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup
and
> > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS
> > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao
> 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086
> machines IIRC.
> I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out
> > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with
> > > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My
> monitor
> > is
> > > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup
> and
> > > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS
> > > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao
> > 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086
> > machines IIRC.
> > My 386/40 had one..
> > I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out
> > > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage
with
> > > > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My
> > monitor
> > > is
> > > > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape
backup
> > and
> > > > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS
> > > > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao
> > > 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086
> > > machines IIRC.
> Yeah, I got a 486sx right here that has one. At&t pos, lol.