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by **Ivar Sandsta** » Thu, 12 Apr 2001 19:44:58

Anyone ever seen something like training mode on the
Ferrari F355 *** machine seen in game arcades?

It shows you the line and tells you where to brake.
Comments your driving and is fun and useful, but I
would like to be able to do the same at home preferably
on a PC.

F1, sportscars, rally, any category would interest me. Was hoping
for Skip Barber Racing, but that title is as far as I know not
going to be released.

Ivar

by **Dave Henri** » Thu, 12 Apr 2001 22:11:51

F1Cs2k has many of those features in it's driving school. Already
reduced in price at many retailers, don't pay full price for it..
dave henrie

by **Ian** » Fri, 13 Apr 2001 01:54:25

I got my copy for 9.97 from Asda. All the games stores are currently
between 20 and 35.

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Ian P
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> F1Cs2k has many of those features in it's driving school. Already
> reduced in price at many retailers, don't pay full price for it..
> dave henrie

> > Anyone ever seen something like training mode on the
> > Ferrari F355 *** machine seen in game arcades?

> > It shows you the line and tells you where to brake.
> > Comments your driving and is fun and useful, but I
> > would like to be able to do the same at home preferably
> > on a PC.

> > F1, sportscars, rally, any category would interest me. Was hoping
> > for Skip Barber Racing, but that title is as far as I know not
> > going to be released.

> > Ivar

by **David G Fishe** » Fri, 13 Apr 2001 04:08:10

There are driving aids in F1RC which show you the driving line, and indicate
when to brake, shift, etc. It also has a ghost mode which I think is the
best way to improve your lap times.

David G Fisher

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