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> >;)! - Yeah, GP4 doesn't have online multiplay because of the FIA, yeah
> >- I believe that one.
> The FIA are just brain-dead...it's starting to become obvious. :(
Gerry
>"Excuse me, this is 2002, have you heard of Open GL at all?"
According to interviews he's not working "alone" anymore. There's
supposedly a large team behind GP4. Why the hell it's taken this
long to finish is totally beyond me. GP1 -> GP2 was a huge leap,
no doubt. GP2 -> GP3 was a minor upgrade, mainly in graphics.
GP3 -> GP4 has added animated pit crews, some lame radio
voices, and practically nothing else. And to top it all off the graphics
are at best marginally better than GP3, yet they demand twice the
machine. He would've been better off spending a few weeks
patching away the bugs (invisible walls etc) in GP3 and gone on
to make GP4 a console-only title.
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Frode
> > >"Excuse me, this is 2002, have you heard of Open GL at all?"
> > And while thee're at it: "Excuse me, this is 2002. Have you heard that
> > one-man programming teams were obsolete five years ago?"
> According to interviews he's not working "alone" anymore. There's
> supposedly a large team behind GP4. Why the hell it's taken this
> long to finish is totally beyond me. GP1 -> GP2 was a huge leap,
> no doubt. GP2 -> GP3 was a minor upgrade, mainly in graphics.
I think most of the GP4 effort went to the Xbox version. At least it tied
the pc developpers from a certain point. We pc owners were unlucky it seems.
I have yet to try it out though. If GP4 compares the same to its reviews
here as GP3 does, I might still like it :)
Bart Westra
The only reason I play GP4 as opposed to GP3 is that it works properly in
XP. I must admit my experience with the sense of speed is the opposite
to that of everybody else in here. I get more of a sense of high speed in
GP4 than GP3. Guess I'm odd.
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> > >"Excuse me, this is 2002, have you heard of Open
GL at all?"
> > And while thee're at it: "Excuse me, this is 2002.
Have you heard that
> > one-man programming teams were obsolete five years
ago?"
> According to interviews he's not working "alone"
anymore. There's
> supposedly a large team behind GP4. Why the hell it's
taken this
> long to finish is totally beyond me. GP1 -> GP2 was a
huge leap,
> no doubt. GP2 -> GP3 was a minor upgrade, mainly in
graphics.
> GP3 -> GP4 has added animated pit crews, some lame
radio
> voices, and practically nothing else. And to top it
>"Excuse me, this is 2002 Geoff. Have you heard that nobody since the past 5
>years has ever written any line of assembler code in the game industry,
>except you?"
>???
