youd have thought that hasbro would send you a copy....
pez
Chris Wright wrote in message <8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]>...
can
>only be good for the future.
>
>Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In fact,
>will N4 even come close?
>
>Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rathertired
>looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye candy.
>Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
>
>To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do for Nascar
>sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1gaming.
>
>The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
>Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
>
>The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 highfor
I'm going to plop down my $40 for sure.
"Chris Wright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]...
> This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who hasdownloaded
can
> only be good for the future.
>
> Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In fact,
> will N4 even come close?
>
> Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rathertired
> looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye candy.
> Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
>
> To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do forNascar
> sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1gaming.
>
> The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
>
> The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 highfor
> lap after lap.
>
> I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
> colourful.
>
> At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions of whata
Quoted text (7 lines)
> the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in the States - > my copy's already on order. > > The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is > ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just as great. > > It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival. ThisQuoted text (10 lines)
> great modern race sim should be. > > Nothing even comes close. > > > > > > >On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 09:10:04 +0100, "Chris Wright"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>Nascar Heat - I'd have paid for the demo
No problem, send me the money then.
Judging by how much you like it, $20 would be OK I guess. :-)
JanL
This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who has downloaded
the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in the States -
my copy's already on order.
The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is
ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just as great.
It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival. This can
only be good for the future.
Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In fact,
will N4 even come close?
Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rather tired
looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye candy.
Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do for Nascar
sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1 gaming.
The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 high for
lap after lap.
I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
colourful.
At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions of what a
great modern race sim should be.
Nothing even comes close.
> The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
What past-it, and cheesy ?.
Just kidding NH does indeed rock, roll on the release date !.
You liked it then? :0)
Chris Wright <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]...
> This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who hasdownloaded
can
> only be good for the future.
>
> Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In fact,
> will N4 even come close?
>
> Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rathertired
> looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye candy.
> Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
>
> To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do forNascar
> sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1gaming.
>
> The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
>
> The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 highfor
> lap after lap.
>
> I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
> colourful.
>
> At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions of whata
Quoted text (7 lines)
> the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in the States - > my copy's already on order. > > The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is > ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just as great. > > It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival. ThisQuoted text (10 lines)
> great modern race sim should be. > > Nothing even comes close. > > > > > > >I downloaded the demo but won't be buying the game. The limited multiplayer
capabilities of Heat scare me. I'm not going to buy the game to race
computer cars every day.
"Chris Wright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]...
> This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who hasdownloaded
can
> only be good for the future.
>
> Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In fact,
> will N4 even come close?
>
> Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rathertired
> looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye candy.
> Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
>
> To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do forNascar
> sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1gaming.
>
> The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
>
> The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 highfor
> lap after lap.
>
> I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
> colourful.
>
> At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions of whata
Quoted text (7 lines)
> the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in the States - > my copy's already on order. > > The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is > ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just as great. > > It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival. ThisQuoted text (10 lines)
> great modern race sim should be. > > Nothing even comes close. > > > > > > >Well go warp all you want...no one is forcing you to buy the
game, and I really don't give a shit if you buy it or not,
go whine somehwere else.. online racing sucks at this point anyway.
In article <tbRm5.44175$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
> I downloaded the demo but won't be buying the game. The limited multiplayer
> capabilities of Heat scare me. I'm not going to buy the game to race
> computer cars every day.
>
Haven't you heard ?
We're in the 21st century now ;)
--
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BillyBoy <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
> Well go warp all you want...no one is forcing you to buy the
> game, and I really don't give a shit if you buy it or not,
> go whine somehwere else.. online racing sucks at this point anyway.
>
You obviously know nothing about the NH multiplayer.
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Adam <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:tbRm5.44175$[email hidden]...
> I downloaded the demo but won't be buying the game. The limited
multiplayer
> capabilities of Heat scare me. I'm not going to buy the game to race
> computer cars every day.
>
>
> "Chris Wright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]...
> > This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who has
> downloaded
> > the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in the
States -
> > my copy's already on order.
> >
> > The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is
> > ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just as great.
> >
> > It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival. This
> can
> > only be good for the future.
> >
> > Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. In
fact,
> > will N4 even come close?
> >
> > Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it's rather
> tired
> > looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eye
candy.
> > Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
> >
> > To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do for
> Nascar
> > sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1
> gaming.
> >
> > The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> > Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
> >
> > The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4 high
> for
> > lap after lap.
> >
> > I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
> > colourful.
> >
> > At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions of
what
> a
> > great modern race sim should be.
> >
> > Nothing even comes close.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
"BillyBoy" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Well go warp all you want...no one is forcing you to buy the
> game, and I really don't give a shit if you buy it or not,
> go whine somehwere else.. online racing sucks at this point anyway.
Troll.
--
-- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard>
-- May the Downforce be with you...
-- http://www.WeRace.net
-- People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.
Are you being paid to say these things? They aren't going to send you
a free copy in return for high praise you know. Christ, word has it
they can't even incorporate full fields or a full schedule.
Whattupwitdat?
In article <8ng6kp$v02$[email hidden]>,
"Chris Wright" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> This game is just amazing. I would imagine that everyone who hasdownloaded
> the demo will be buying the game, even if they don't live in theStates -
> my copy's already on order.
>
> The demo is so good, it blows away most full games. The eye candy is
> ridiculously rich and, heaven be praised, the gameplay is just asgreat.
>
> It is so refreshing to think that Papy has such a strong new rival.This can
> only be good for the future.
>
> Quite frankly, if this were N4 I wouldn't be complaining at all. Infact,
> will N4 even come close?
>
> Although I love GP3's gameplay, the same can't be said for it'srather tired
> looks and features. NH absolutely rewrites the book on accurate eyecandy.
> Hell, it even makes SB2K look less spectacular.
>
> To my mind, in the short term at least, this game is going to do forNascar
> sims what Crammond used to do, and to some degree still does, for F1gaming.
>
> The Hardcore mode doesn't just rock - it's the racing equivalent of a
> Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Megadeth and Metallica super gig!
>
> The AI is awesome and I completely love the way you can race 3 or 4high for
> lap after lap.
>
> I think I prefer NH replays to the real thing. They're certainly more
> colourful.
>
> At last we have a release that will change everyone's perceptions ofwhat a
> great modern race sim should be.
>
> Nothing even comes close.
>
>
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