Dreamer.......
The game stinks.
>Just thought that some of you out there would like to hear the good
features
>of CART, since a lot of people posting thus far seem to be focusing on the
>negatives. I've had the game for a while now, and I have to admit that I
>was disapointed too when I first got the game because it wasn't exactly
what
>I had been expecting...but after playing it for a while, it really started
>to grow on me. For a more complete review, goto my CART website, The CART
>Precision Racing Playground, and look under "My Impressions"
>http://www.msu.edu/user/mcclosk6/cart/cart.htm
>1) Physics model- When you first drive it, you know its different than
>anything you've driven before. To me, it has the best feel of any racing
>simulation HANDS DOWN. I own ICR2, N2, and GP2...so yes, I have a basis
for
>comparison.
>2) Multiplayer- Lag is minimal so long as you are not connecting through
>AOL. It is great fun to drive with 7 other REAL PEOPLE on the zone, and it
>adds to the challenge. If you decide you simply don't want to race with
the
>AI, this game is still worth buying due to the multiplayer implementation.
>3) Graphics- Simply beautiful. You NEED a 3d accelerator to fully
>appreciate them and still get a good framerate, but MAN does the game look
>good!
>3.5) Graphics options- for those of you with slower systems or without 3d
>cards, there are enough graphic options to play with to get a good
>framerate, so long as you can live with lower detail.
>4)Support- this is the most important thing to remember about CART...a
patch
>is ALREADY in the works and will hopefully be released shortly to address
>the AI and some other problems with the game. In the future, we can expect
>the CART team to continue to listen to our whining and to do something
about
>it! They're committed to making this game live up to its full potential.
> Overall, I'd have to say that this game is worth buying. Sure, it has
>its flaws, but the things it does right far outshine its problems.
>For some ORIGINAL SCREENSHOTS, links to other CART sites, and my
impressions
>of the game, go to the CART Precision Racing Playground at
>http://www.msu.edu/user/mcclosk6/cart/cart.htm