Poor chap will get lost if he thinks that ISI's tracks are anything like
reality
Doug
Poor chap will get lost if he thinks that ISI's tracks are anything like
reality
Doug
>Poor chap will get lost if he thinks that ISI's tracks are anything like
>reality
Just from the limited time I've had with Thunder 2003 for the xbox (by
Tiburion) I'm finding that in addition to being a better arcade racer
than the PC version and having many many more features (and tracks,
for that matter - god the Pocono infield course rules) the track
models are significantly better too.
Jason
I'm sure the "poor chap" would really benefit from your astounding knowledge
of all the circuits.
Have you contacted Minardi to offer them your knowledge ?
Poor ISI, they get slighted for tracks they didn't even design. ;0) He's
playing the SONY produced/developed F1 game entitled "Formula One" 2002.
ISI/EA uses "F1" in their titles. Here's the review by Daily F1 referenced
in the article.
http://www.dailyf1.com/en/features/feature.php?id=88
The tracks might be pretty realistic, can't tell from that review. I played
the 2001 version briefly and the tracks were different than ISI (couldn't
say if they were more accurate since I wouldn't know without photos).
--
Joe M.
Andi.
> > Poor chap will get lost if he thinks that ISI's tracks are anything like
> > reality
> > Doug
> Poor ISI, they get slighted for tracks they didn't even design. ;0) He's
> playing the SONY produced/developed F1 game entitled "Formula One" 2002.
> ISI/EA uses "F1" in their titles. Here's the review by Daily F1
referenced
> in the article.
> http://www.dailyf1.com/en/features/feature.php?id=88
> The tracks might be pretty realistic, can't tell from that review. I
played
> the 2001 version briefly and the tracks were different than ISI (couldn't
> say if they were more accurate since I wouldn't know without photos).
> --
> Joe M.
> > Poor chap will get lost if he thinks that ISI's tracks are anything like
> > reality
> > Doug
> Poor ISI, they get slighted for tracks they didn't even design. ;0) He's
> playing the SONY produced/developed F1 game entitled "Formula One" 2002.
> ISI/EA uses "F1" in their titles. Here's the review by Daily F1
referenced
> in the article.
Doug
It's not like that in reality.
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