I get e-mails from them about real racing but never about the actual
software as a real simulation product.
Many were sucked into the Legends of Motorsport that was nothing more than
but a few great artists renditions of motorsport cars of the late 60s but
the product was vaporware.
Standing by
Rush
> I get e-mails from them about real racing but never about the actual
> software as a real simulation product.
> Many were sucked into the Legends of Motorsport that was nothing more
> than but a few great artists renditions of motorsport cars of the late
> 60s but the product was vaporware.
> Standing by
> Rush
The current approach would appear to be to let registered users know
they are still around and very much in touch with real motorsport. Given
the investment and company formation I am pretty sure we will all know
about it when the product is close enough for release and the marketing
boys swing into action...
Cheers
Tony
iRacing has shown video on their website of the actual game and not just
high res 3D art of buses and wheels so I believe it is a real product
that we will eventually see released.
The latest news releases seem to suggest that it will be a driver
training tool, and not something that a "home" user would purchase.
I can't imagine that there is enough of a market for advanced driving
simulation software like this, since most of the real world racers I
know do not use computers, much less driving sims, but maybe I am
wrong.
( And by most drivers, I am talking about the rank and file of all
classes and divisions, the "average" racer. The percentage who
actually use computers for this type of thing is very low in my
experience. )
