1) when will Nascar3 (not Nascar99) come out: 1st H '99? 2nd H '99? 1 H
2000?...
2) will HW requirements be the same of GPL or even higher? (I've to upgrade
my old P133 and if I get now a P II 350-400 MHz I want to be sure to "drive"
fluently also with N3!)
Bye!
Stefano
Second quarter of 1999.
Expect about the same "recommended" requirements. It is still the same game
engine. I would say that a PII 350 and above won't have any problem with
it. 100% sure.. well depending of your video card ;-)
- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Good race at the Brickyard!
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- Excuse me for my English (I'm French speaking)
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how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."--
All I wish is people would READ some.....it is NOW name Nascar Racing 2000
edition........Please OH Please get it right.....I am sorry, but this is one
of my pet peaves......I havent seen or heard the term Nascar3 from Sierra or
papy since i bought Soda Offroad racing and saw the add and statement of
available for Christmas....but since the release of Nascar Racing 1999 (as
nascar 99 is EA) it would be silly to go back to counting (ie
nascar1,nascar2, nascar2 1/2, Nascar 3)
We are all disapointed with the delay of Nascar 2000, so lets not keep
adding to the confusion by calling it the wrong name.
Thanks
JT
PS Sorry I am so ***about this....but I am as passionate about Nascar and
Nascar Racing from Papy as most of the gentlemen (and ladies I suppose) that
read and respond to this newsgroup are passionate about F1 and champ car
racing. I wouldnt dare get one of your sim names wrong, as I would even call
what I have seen as Indy Car Racing II, Cart Racing ( as that is what my
copy of the game says since the latest litigation between Indy and Papy)
Thanks
"NASCAR 3 is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 1999. It should
run on just slightly higher requirements then GPL, so a P2 350-400 would be
more than adequate.
Christopher
Sierra
Technical Services"
