I'm searching a very realistic car-simulator on PC ?
Where can I get this ?
THANX
BYE CHEKER
I'm searching a very realistic car-simulator on PC ?
Where can I get this ?
THANX
BYE CHEKER
Try Grand Prix Legends by Sierra ....
www.sierra.com
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Im a RaceCar driver and a PC game lover, I purchas all car games for my pc i
can find.
I hate to tell you they are all games. After having been in a ture Flight
Simulater with full motion, anything on a PC is a game. I buried a very
expensive private jet on this simulator and have the bruises to prove it.
Dave
Andre
> I hate to tell you they are all games. After having been in a ture Flight
> Simulater with full motion, anything on a PC is a game. I buried a very
> expensive private jet on this simulator and have the bruises to prove it.
> Dave
> > In my book Geand Prix Legends is the onely SIMULATOR on the market. All
> the
> > rest are gust Games!!!!!!!!!
> > Im a RaceCar driver and a PC game lover, I purchas all car games for my
> pc i
> > can find.
The point David was making, and you well know it, was that compared to
full scale commercial flight simulators and simulations, anything that
has come out on the PC so far is still a game.
I haven't had the chance to play on one but they're acknowledged as being
as close to real flying as possible and a country mile away from PC
flight simulation.
M
>> A R,
>> I hate to tell you they are all games. After having been in a ture
>> Flight Simulater with full motion, anything on a PC is a game. I
>> buried a very expensive private jet on this simulator and have the
>> bruises to prove it.
>> Dave
I think that he would like to know if it exists a simulation that is
not a game. An equivalent of " Flight Simulator " for example.
It would also interest me to know it so exists, I think that there would be a
market for schools of conduct.
Think of it gentlemen of Papyrus.
In a friendly way,
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Je penses qu'il aimerait savoir s'il existe une simulation qui ne soit
pas un jeu. Un equivalent de "Flight Simulator" par exemple.
Cela m'interesserait aussi de savoir si cela existe, je penses qu'il y aurait
un march pour les coles de conduite.
Pensez-y messieurs de Papyrus.
Amicalement,
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No market for it at all. Or at least not a large enough one for Sierra.
If your talking about that on the PC-market, I agree there isn't much of a
market, unless you would talk about a online global city where everybody
could co-exist (hehe that would be fun). But the Sierra driving school
software was "ok", especially the second version, and I really think that if
you create an overall good package there could be a market for this. I
really liked them to package it with the GP1wheel back in the days for under
100$, it was a good marketing deal.
But if your talking about specialized simulators, there is plenty available
all around the world, and much more accurate than GPL will ever be. Those
corporation simulators, from companies like BCE or software-based engine
simulators, are very complicated. I would think that once maybe the Papyrus
game engine could be sell to some company who does private simulators.
Maybe it is already. But I do not think it's even enough sophisticated
compared to others.
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1) Sierra's Grand Prix Legends
2) Sierra's Viper Racing,
3) Maybe Ubisoft's Monaco GP Racing 2 or Microprose GP2.
Though 1 and 2 are the only ones to give a really "live" feel.
Sky
> If your talking about that on the PC-market, I agree there isn't much of a
> market, unless you would talk about a online global city where everybody
> could co-exist (hehe that would be fun). But the Sierra driving school
> software was "ok", especially the second version, and I really think that if
> you create an overall good package there could be a market for this. I
> really liked them to package it with the GP1wheel back in the days for under
> 100$, it was a good marketing deal.
> But if your talking about specialized simulators, there is plenty available
> all around the world, and much more accurate than GPL will ever be. Those
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I would tend to agree with your colleagues. Obviously not having seen it
first hand, I can't say exactly, but if its being used to model and research
traffic-behaviours I would tend to think that the sophistication of the
physics model would not need to be enormously complex as you are focusing
more on how the traffic moves, rather than how each car handles.