Anyone played Ferrari F355 yet ?

Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case?

Loosay2 <[email hidden]> wrote: : Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case? Well the arcade version is really pretty damn good - only had a couple of goes though. With all aids off you can really feel oversteer when putting the power down. Unfortunately I was wearing big clumpy boots so it was hard to get the feel for it. Not played the dreamcast version though. -- Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York UPDATED WWW: http://manor.york.ac.uk/

Will it work on a french dreamcast or is it locked for Uk versions ? -- Make money while surfing (and make ME make money) http://www.desktopdollars.com/default.asp?id=txl_france http://fr.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=TRZ966 "Loosay2" <[email hidden]> a �crit dans le message news: [email hidden]... > Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case?

> Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case? Is it only on DreamCast? I'd rather have it on PC (force feedback wheel). Talking of which, when are they going to release a DC steering wheel with pedals? It'll be years b4 they sort out force feedback! Andy -- Visit my site... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/ Read about my Mini... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/mini/ Use console pads on a PC ... http://www.consolepads.co.uk Music videos and DC games ... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/ftp.html

> >> Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in eithercase? > > > >Is it only on DreamCast? I'd rather have it on PC (force feedbackwheel).

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> >Talking of which, when are they going to release a DC steering wheel with > >pedals? It'll be years b4 they sort out force feedback! > > ACT LABS Force RS wheel works with the PC and DC using a low-cost > ($20) adapter sold by ACT LABS. It is arguably the -best- FF wheel > available on the PC . It also has pedals, paddle shifters etc.. > For the PC there is also a side shifter available from ACT LABS. > > You don't get FF or 'rumble' on DC games with the Force RS. > > http://www.actlab.com

3 cheers for rrevved .... nice one - come payday, one will be winging its way to my flat. It'll save me getting one for the DC and one for the PC - bargain! Andy -- Visit my site... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/ Read about my Mini... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/mini/ Use console pads on a PC ... http://www.consolepads.co.uk Music videos and DC games ... http://mail.wm-europe.com/~andrew/ftp.html

I played it on an arcade. It's the most realistic, awesome kick ass driving sim ever if you ask me. I don't know about the dreamcast version but the arcade version is so so so so damn cool. Loosay2 <[email hidden]> wrote in message [email hidden]... > Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case?

On Tue, 19 Sep 2000 01:07:37 +0100, "Andy Laurence" <[email hidden]> wrote: >> Is it simlike at all, or is it mostly arcade? Is it fun , in either case? > >Is it only on DreamCast? I'd rather have it on PC (force feedback wheel). >Talking of which, when are they going to release a DC steering wheel with >pedals? It'll be years b4 they sort out force feedback! InterAct's Concept 4 (aka V4) has pedals.