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1 post by 1 person · 02 Jul 2001 00:19 UTC - 02 Jul 2001 00:19 UTC

Tim 02 Jul 2001 00:19 UTC#175742
Are any of the older sims like GP2, NASCAR Legends, and Sports Car GT having trouble on newer computers? The GPL patch made sure that classic will endure, but are any others in danger of going by the wayside? I have a friend with a PIII733 and it seems like something old like XCar would not work properly [no sound I think]. If you were getting a 1+Ghz, would you keep an older PII266 or whatever, so that the older stuff would still run? Just curious- The newer product is great but it would be a shame to have to leave the older stuff behind with all the add-ons and carsets, etc.

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