Most of all the sense of speed was missing completely.
Be interesting to see how the PC version compares.
Heckler
F1-2002 sure looks pretty though. Pics at
http://www.teamxbox.com/screenthumbs.php?gid=294
: I played F1 2002 on the Xbox today... and it was dire. The graphics looked
: bland, and unrealistic. The track I raced on (Silverstone) was highly
: inaccurate. The car was unresponsive, turning was difficult (I was using
the
: pad) and stuck to the road like glue.
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: Most of all the sense of speed was missing completely.
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: Be interesting to see how the PC version compares.
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: Heckler
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http://www.teamxbox.com/games.php?wg=10
Colin McRae Rally X looks interesting.
F1-2002 is on the shelf in Aus, but I don't have an X-Box..
Cheers,
Rod.
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F1 2002 has already been released on the X-Box. Steering
with a pad isn't natural - you can get a thrustmaster wheel
for the X-box for around 40. Generally, I found the game
a good effort. I have an old PC (a P2 350) and I found
playing F1 2002 on the X Box to be more compelling than
GP3 on the PC - mainly I suspect this is due to the poor
frame rate I get on my PC (around 25 odd).
I don't know the circuits so well - but running the F1 2002
and GP3 side by side in Monaco - I didn't notice much
difference. I only had F1 2002 on hire, and my wife wanted
to watch some rubbish on the telly, so this isn't in depth
analysis.
If you've got a PC which can handle GP3, F1 2002 probably
isn't for you, but I think F1 2002 is a good effort.
Steve
Definitely the Xbox version, it was plastered all over the store and
shelves. :o)
Admittedly I only raced on Silverstone, but the track was wrong and the
graphics dull.
Heckler
