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by **Eldre** » Thu, 30 Sep 1999 04:00:00

>Calibration is all taken from Win98. No need to recalibrate. Does the demo
>allow high res or is it restricted to 640x480? Higher res great on V3!
>Iain

Well, maybe I need to adjust the sensitivity. The pedals(and sometimes the
steering) seem to go from OFF to FULL with very little travel...

Also, I didn't see any adjustment for hi-res. The only graphics options you
can change is how much detail you can see. Farther field of vision, etc.

Eldred

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by J » Sat, 02 Oct 1999 04:00:00

Touch it up with all patches you can get and you have the best actual
F1-sim with nice FF-effects. I like it very much some don't.

Jens

On Sat, 25 Sep 1999 09:13:17 +0000, David Bainbridge

|Not sure if this is the right title, but not long ago I read that Monaco
|GP Racing 2 was the best open wheel sim out there and that the graphics
|and internet racing were the best. Did I read wrong? Opinions? I saw
|it at Walden for $35 and wanted to know if I should pick it up. Oh, does
|it have a decent FF?
|
|Thanks alot
|dkmedic

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by **james..** » Sat, 02 Oct 1999 04:00:00

Check your local Wal-MArt. I picked up a copy last night for $17
Canadian (about $11 US). I only just loaded it up this morning and it
seems OK...I think I can get my money's worth out of it. BTW, based on
my experience with the demo some time ago, it is extremely difficult to
play with a joystick. If you don't own a wheel you might be very
frustrated with it.

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