www.gamespot.co.uk
...wonder what they mean by excellent multiplayer...
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Damien Smith
ICQ: 77028579
F1 2001 rank: -11.512
www.gamespot.co.uk
...wonder what they mean by excellent multiplayer...
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Damien Smith
ICQ: 77028579
F1 2001 rank: -11.512
I cant stand reviews that basically say "You're sat on the grid at monaco -
you're driving a 800 bhp car, the engines screams in your ears" yadda yadda
yadda
Sounds like typical marketing ***from a publisher.
This mini 'review' doesnt actually say anything constructive about the game
whatsoever. It's actual content can be reduced to about 2 lines.
"F1 2002's exceptional handling and driving model which really gives you the
impression of being in control of a throbbing F1 beast."
and it has telementry, and comprehensive setup options.
and the best bit
"we haven't even had time to tell you about the realistic weather, excellent
multiplayer and enhanced driver school modes."
Well - perhaps if you'd spent 90% of your review actually talking about the
title instead of waxing lyrical about the glories of driving formula one
cars - then you'd have time to tell us all about them in detail
I'm actually looking forward to F12k2 - but Jesus - whoever wrote that
review needs to stop daydreaming, and start being a reviewer.
Doug
Andre
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>Derek James
Andre
Most of this group -it's been online for a few weeks
Doug
MadDAWG
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Damien Smith
ICQ: 77028579
F1 2001 rank: -11.512
Probably anyone using a 56k modem. I don't have time to waste downloading
game demos on a 56k modem.
> > Mini review - here
> I cant stand reviews that basically say "You're sat on the grid at
monaco -
> you're driving a 800 bhp car, the engines screams in your ears" yadda
yadda
> yadda
> Sounds like typical marketing ***from a publisher.
> This mini 'review' doesnt actually say anything constructive about the
game
> whatsoever. It's actual content can be reduced to about 2 lines.
> "F1 2002's exceptional handling and driving model which really gives you
the
> impression of being in control of a throbbing F1 beast."
> and it has telementry, and comprehensive setup options.
> and the best bit
> "we haven't even had time to tell you about the realistic weather,
excellent
> multiplayer and enhanced driver school modes."
> Well - perhaps if you'd spent 90% of your review actually talking about
the
> title instead of waxing lyrical about the glories of driving formula one
> cars - then you'd have time to tell us all about them in detail
> I'm actually looking forward to F12k2 - but Jesus - whoever wrote that
> review needs to stop daydreaming, and start being a reviewer.
> Doug
-John
> > Err.. anybody here who has NOT tried it yet? :)
> > Andre
> Probably anyone using a 56k modem. I don't have time to waste downloading
> game demos on a 56k modem.
>>The demo is on PC Format's disks this month. Anyone tried it yet?
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>>Derek James
>Err.. anybody here who has NOT tried it yet? :)
Eldred
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Seems pretty good to me, somehow it just feels better than F1 2001 but I
can't explain why.
If you get it, remember to use the full speed physics hack
Half Rate="0" // 0 = super-high physics rate, 1 = normal
from the Player Name.PLR file in C:\Program Files\EA SPORTS\F1 2002 WORK IN
PROGRESS DEMO\Save\Driver Name
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> > Err.. anybody here who has NOT tried it yet? :)
> > Andre
> Probably anyone using a 56k modem. I don't have time to waste downloading
> game demos on a 56k modem.
The monopolies here in scandinavia arenn't done fleecing us just yet.
:-/