"Tim Yuhasz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> http://www.voodooextreme.com/articles/nascarracing2002seasonannounced.html
>Where have you been, Tim ? On holiday in Afghanistan ?
Not much new stuff... new car paints schemes, a couple of new tracks
(only of Winston Cup Series btw)...
It seems to be mainly aimed at new sim drivers or people that found N4 a
bit too difficult (i.e. including new driving aids and driving lessons).
One cool feature: the possibility of adding your own sounds (music?) and
graphic to replays.
$50 US still seem a bit steep, but then again other gaming companies
also sell "new" products every year (just look at EA: F1 2000, F1 2001,
the whole NHL Hockey franchise, etc).
Tim Yuhasz wrote:
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> http://www.voodooextreme.com/articles/nascarracing2002seasonannounced.html
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Philippe "Philster" Sergerie
"redTed" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
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> "Tim Yuhasz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Where have you been, Tim ? On holiday in Afghanistan ?
>That reminds me: Did they ever finish Nascar 2?
This is a good thing; just a few tweaks to N4, all done by January '02, and then the Papy crowd have plenty of time then to spend on
OTHER pursuits... ;-)
SB
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> Not much new stuff... new car paints schemes, a couple of new tracks > (only of Winston Cup Series btw)... > > It seems to be mainly aimed at new sim drivers or people that found N4 a > bit too difficult (i.e. including new driving aids and driving lessons). > > One cool feature: the possibility of adding your own sounds (music?) and > graphic to replays. > > $50 US still seem a bit steep, but then again other gaming companies > also sell "new" products every year (just look at EA: F1 2000, F1 2001, > the whole NHL Hockey franchise, etc). > > > Tim Yuhasz wrote: > > > > http://www.voodooextreme.com/articles/nascarracing2002seasonannounced.html > > -- > Philippe "Philster" SergerieAny bet's on whether it'll be backwards compatible with N4 online?
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> "Tim Yuhasz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Where have you been, Tim ? On holiday in Afghanistan ?
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Yet another item from Papy, well Sierra, that I believe could be a patch.
Maybe a large patch but there are plenty of GAMES out there that have large
patches. I'd rather pay $20 for a 70m patch than go to a store and buy a $50
patched version of what I already have. I have always supported Papy and
will continue to do so, but in many ways I feel were being robbed by Sierra,
AGAIN.
Charlie
"Steve Blankenship" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> This is a good thing; just a few tweaks to N4, all done by January '02,and then the Papy crowd have plenty of time then to spend on
> OTHER pursuits... ;-)
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> SB
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> "Philster" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...
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> > Philippe "Philster" Sergerie
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> > Not much new stuff... new car paints schemes, a couple of new tracks > > (only of Winston Cup Series btw)... > > > > It seems to be mainly aimed at new sim drivers or people that found N4 a > > bit too difficult (i.e. including new driving aids and driving lessons). > > > > One cool feature: the possibility of adding your own sounds (music?) and > > graphic to replays. > > > > $50 US still seem a bit steep, but then again other gaming companies > > also sell "new" products every year (just look at EA: F1 2000, F1 2001, > > the whole NHL Hockey franchise, etc). > > > > > > Tim Yuhasz wrote: > > > > > >I can appreciate the sentiment, Charlie -
But my own (biased/twisted) view is that the better returns Sierra can milk out of their cash cow, the more agreeable they'll be to
Papy's spending time & resources on something more palatable for those of us of the open wheel/right turn persuasion. It's a common
refrain from musicians; give the publishers a hit or two and you can do what you want with the rest of the disc.
So - bring on the "B" side!
SB
PS - Be interesting to see if N2002's online-compatible with N4, eh?
"Charlie Buscher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:NczW7.294$[email hidden]...
> Yet another item from Papy, well Sierra, that I believe could be a patch.
> Maybe a large patch but there are plenty of GAMES out there that have large
> patches. I'd rather pay $20 for a 70m patch than go to a store and buy a $50
> patched version of what I already have. I have always supported Papy and
> will continue to do so, but in many ways I feel were being robbed by Sierra,
> AGAIN.
Either that or,
"the more people buy what should be a patch, the more stupid and gullable
the average consumer will prove the Sierra theory on how to milk a milked
cow"
:)
Tim White
INTRAC Motorsports
www.birds-i-view.com/intrac
Steve Blankenship <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I can appreciate the sentiment, Charlie -
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> But my own (biased/twisted) view is that the better returns Sierra canmilk out of their cash cow, the more agreeable they'll be to
> Papy's spending time & resources on something more palatable for those ofus of the open wheel/right turn persuasion. It's a common
> refrain from musicians; give the publishers a hit or two and you can dowhat you want with the rest of the disc.


































