Read about this at cnet today.
due out mid 1998.
Also isnt Nascar2 demo alot easier than the first. I do hope brake lock
and traction slip are included in the full game.It is these to features
that makes F1GP2 so good . Thats what racing is all about, trying to get
the power down as fast as you can without spinning.
> Read about this at cnet today.
> due out mid 1998.
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> > Read about this at cnet today.
> > due out mid 1998.
> If you would like more info on this, check it out here.
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> [Papyrus]by Gordon Goble
> REVIEWS October 2, 1996, 4 p.m. PT
> Hot list
> Just in The word from Papyrus's Matt Sentell is that work
> All on the company's hush-hush new racing project is
> comparisons coming along swimmingly. It doesn't have a name
> CD-ROM yet, or if it does no one's telling, but it does
> central promise a whole new take on PC racing competition.
> Best of the Or at least a fresh look at an old discipline.
> Web
> According to project producer Sentell, Papyrus's
> FEATURES next offering will be a historical simulation
> Techno based on mid-1960s Grand Prix racing. That, racing
> How to fans, means the game will boast old-time Formula 1
> Digital life racing in vintage, precarious cars made for speed,
> not safe Sunday driving. How closely the game will
> GAMECENTER try to simulate the rigors of this classic period
> *** news in Formula 1 racing is unclear, but the sim will
> Shoot-outs feature the hairiest speedways of the '60s, such
> *** as Germany's legendary Nurburgring, where racing
> guides stalwarts like Jackie Stewart cheated death and
> Exclusives! carved out their reputations.
> Reviews
> Sneak peeks Sentell says licensing for the new product is
> nearing completion and that nearly a dozen Papyrus
> PERSONALITIES employees are currently involved in the
> Douglas production, including David Kaemmer, Papyrus's
> Rushkoff president and the man who brought us 1988's
> Christopher Indianapolis 500: The Simulation. Kaemmer has been
> Barr concentrating on the game's "significantly more
> Rafe realistic" physics model, one that will be
> Needleman utilized in any Papyrus racing product for nearly
> Movers & two years. He calls the results to this point
> shakers "awesome."
> CNET TV Unfortunately for PC racing enthusiasts, the
> The shows release date for this latest Papyrus/Sierra effort
> The hosts is still far down the road. Sentell says it will
> Air times be "no later than mid-1998."
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>> > Read about this at cnet today.
>> > due out mid 1998.
>> If you would like more info on this, check it out here.
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>erapy.]
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>> NEWS
>> [Papyrus]by Gordon Goble
>> REVIEWS October 2, 1996, 4 p.m. PT
>> Hot list
>> Just in The word from Papyrus's Matt Sentell is that work
>> All on the company's hush-hush new racing project is
>> comparisons coming along swimmingly. It doesn't have a name
>> CD-ROM yet, or if it does no one's telling, but it does
>> central promise a whole new take on PC racing competition.
>> Best of the Or at least a fresh look at an old discipline.
>> Web
>> According to project producer Sentell, Papyrus's
>> FEATURES next offering will be a historical simulation
>> Techno based on mid-1960s Grand Prix racing. That, racing
>> How to fans, means the game will boast old-time Formula 1
>> Digital life racing in vintage, precarious cars made for speed,
>> not safe Sunday driving. How closely the game will
>> GAMECENTER try to simulate the rigors of this classic period
>> *** news in Formula 1 racing is unclear, but the sim will
>> Shoot-outs feature the hairiest speedways of the '60s, such
>> *** as Germany's legendary Nurburgring, where racing
>> guides stalwarts like Jackie Stewart cheated death and
>> Exclusives! carved out their reputations.
>> Reviews
>> Sneak peeks Sentell says licensing for the new product is
>> nearing completion and that nearly a dozen Papyrus
>> PERSONALITIES employees are currently involved in the
>> Douglas production, including David Kaemmer, Papyrus's
>> Rushkoff president and the man who brought us 1988's
>> Christopher Indianapolis 500: The Simulation. Kaemmer has been
>> Barr concentrating on the game's "significantly more
>> Rafe realistic" physics model, one that will be
>> Needleman utilized in any Papyrus racing product for nearly
>> Movers & two years. He calls the results to this point
>> shakers "awesome."
>> CNET TV Unfortunately for PC racing enthusiasts, the
>> The shows release date for this latest Papyrus/Sierra effort
>> The hosts is still far down the road. Sentell says it will
>> Air times be "no later than mid-1998."
>> COMMUNITY related story
>> About CNET Papyrus designers split, form 5D Games
>> Feedback
>> Live studio
>> cam [Imback to today's game|news Another inside look
at[Image
>]
>> Member Quake
>> services
>> Posting [links to game|news archive]
>> Today's poll
>> RESOURCES
>> Software
>> central
>> Glossary
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>> NEWS.COM
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>Sounds slick to me.
-Al
