>No matter what you do, you won't get get textured asphalt nor textured grass,
yo
>u
>won't see people in the stands, and there will be no logos on the cars(what
woul
>d
>NASCAR think of that!!). In order to help your friend, we need to know what
soun
>d
>card and joystick he is using. Is the joystick connected to the soundcard or
to
>the
>game port on his I/O card? All of these things are important. By the way, you
ca
>n
>still pretty much figure out who's who on the track by the color of the cars
des
>pite
>the absence of logos...
>Julio C. Chacon, Jr.
>Officially Sanctioned Race Fanatic
Thanks for the response. Since the time I posted that message, I purchased it.
What a great game. I understand about the graphics part.
No sound card here, but the joystick started right up after calibration.
I wiil tell my friend to try other joystick port, as I bet he has his
hooked up to the sound card.
My biggest complaint is the fact that I bought the 3.5" disk version and
SVGA is not included. I didn't realize this until after I opened the package.
I know that there is a lot of overhead involved with the SVGA and
it works best with something like a 90Mhz Pentium. I don't think it
was right for SVGA not to be included in all media types.
Soapbox: All this hype on multimedia is a big sham for the computer
novices. At least 85% of the current available titles for
CD-ROM are pure junk. Most of the software that is thrown into
these multimedia packages will go unused as people have no
real use for them. There is a reason the software is
thrown in, and that is because most people would not buy it.
Tnx for the help!
Good racing!!
Wayne
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