Robb
Robb escreveu:
Stone Cold wrote
Huh ? I think it's not out yet (well maybe as a demo for the PSX).
If you want fun... try International Rally Championship (probably
distributed by *** where you live). It's the sequal to RAC Rally
Championship. It's an arcade version of the past "sorta" simulator.
In the next months you will see a new Rally Game called Colin McRae Rally,
and from what we can see it will be a great game, but we still have no idea
if it's targeted more to the arcade or realistic market (I bet 10$ on the
arcade people).
For the moment, it's the best drag racing game on the market..
But I still have fun with Street Rod 2.
- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Good race at the Brickyard, (-o-)
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The old "International Rally Championship" fro europress
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
is great too, but its 3 or 4 years old
Bart
> Robb escreveu:
> > Hey Gang,
> > I am looking for opinions on the best < read that most fun > Rally sim. The
> > one from *** a few years ago was cool, Sega's was too much a cpu hog, ran
> > like ***even on my BIG machine. Also, is it just me, or does Burnout suck
> > ??? Worst sim since those overhead pong type games. Whats the NHRA one gonna
> > be like? I remember reading this one was suppose to do realistic burnouts,
> > shake the screen on hard launch, etc... and its totally UNrealistic. Anyway,
> > its better than nothing I suppose..
> > Robb
> Stone Cold wrote
> >What about Colin Mcrae Rally? I think is a very good game.
> Huh ? I think it's not out yet (well maybe as a demo for the PSX).
Can I take that tenner? :)
It's very much on the sim side.
There are something like 48 courses (proper stages not looped circuits) and 4
special stages with 2 cars racing each other.
There are 4 front wheel drive and 4 four wheel drive cars (and some secret
ones too - Audi quattro, Escort MkII, Integrale......)
The handling is excellent. You can powerslide on the slippy courses and you
have much more grip on the tarmac ones. The car takes damage which you have to
repair within a time limit at the end of the stage (or every 2 or 3 on the
medium difficulty level). Not having enough repair time can result in the car
pulling one way, braking poorly, lights flickering on the night stages etc.
The cars also accumulate mud on the wet n muddy stages. Nice touch.
Kev
