Now I have been tinkering with it since Friday, I now generally like it even
though it still has some problems.
The main point to me is that you need a monster machine to play the game as
Mr Crammond intended it to be seen. At lower resolutions, you get the
jaggies etc and not too much detail can be seen on slower computers.(you
have to turn detail off and reduce sound quality etc for a decent
framerate).
F12002 is better in this respect and it looks more convincing at higher
resolutions whilst maintaining acceptable framerates on lesser systems.
GP4 needs a patch to iron out some bugs and a Geforce 4/Pentium 2.5 ghz to
really stamp its authority over F12002 and I am sure that in a few months
with the right system it will be fine.
My apologies to Geoff Crammond for the kneejerk review of the game.
It plays well and looks great at high resolutions on the right system b :-)