Manager.
Only one screen shot but what they say sounds good.
Anybody know of any links to this game, says its being developed by Edcom,
but I can't find anything on the web.
Thanks
Brian
Anybody know of any links to this game, says its being developed by Edcom,
but I can't find anything on the web.
Thanks
Brian
Microprose/HASBRO is the publisher of this. Is there any way you can scan
that screenshot ? Was it a game menu or actually a representation of the
"race". I hope it has some sort of game engine by itself to simulate GP's.
The ultimate thing would be that Grand Prix 3 and Grand Prix Manager can
co-exist. That would be incredible, alot like the NASCAR Manager idea that
Adam Levesque (was it him or Mr. Matson?) had for Papyrus. You would manage
with NM, and after do the whole racing situation with Nascar Racing 2.
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> Just reading in the new PC Format magazine about the follow up to Grand Prix
> Manager.
> Only one screen shot but what they say sounds good.
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Brian
> > Just reading in the new PC Format magazine about the follow up to Grand
Prix
> > Manager.
> > Only one screen shot but what they say sounds good.
> Which issue of PCF is this - 99 or 100?
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> Never for me the lowered banner, never the last endeavour!
> (Damon Hill - 16th June 1999)
"Gone are the coloured dots zipping around a plan view of the track.
Welcome fully customisable eveny coverage via TV views. Watch important
corners of each official track, beautifully rendered and overlaid with the
competing cars. Or display several of the most important corners at once,
drop in an overhead view and even stick in timing displays and information.
It all adds up to a more realistic experience.
For the first time, a GP management games gives you the views the the real
team managers enjoy at the pit lane. Break lap records with the genuine
drivers, teams, sponsors and tracks, and see what it's like to manage a real
sport."
They also say that the release date is November 99.
Can't wait to see more screen shots.
Brian
> Microprose/HASBRO is the publisher of this. Is there any way you can scan
> that screenshot ? Was it a game menu or actually a representation of the
> "race". I hope it has some sort of game engine by itself to simulate
GP's.
> The ultimate thing would be that Grand Prix 3 and Grand Prix Manager can
> co-exist. That would be incredible, alot like the NASCAR Manager idea
that
> Adam Levesque (was it him or Mr. Matson?) had for Papyrus. You would
manage
> with NM, and after do the whole racing situation with Nascar Racing 2.
> --
> -- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
> -- May the Downforce be with you...
> "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
> how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."