"ymenard" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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> "Brian V. Balgobind" <[email hidden]> wrote
> > Your Info is wrong. It's not F1rs3 they are talking about. Rs3 is
> developed
> > by Ubisoft France i read and will be ready end of this year. Ubisoft
> Canada
> > has signed the contract with JV and that title will be releasedsomewhere
> in
> > 2001. The project is called F1 racing in 20 years....JV want's everybody
> to
> > experience the best way to get realism. JV will be having a big input in
> the
> > stuff and i'm really happy to hear that....and the best thing is hewant's
> > it to be big online with contests and stuff.
>
>
> Of course, with the latest developments, some things might chance in this
> situation, and that's what I was told. They told me RS3 could easily be
> pushed back to merge those 2 titles into 1. Like I said, the releasemight
> be pushed back, I was told upon the possible USGP but I wrote the start of
> the next season since from what I saw it can't be ready for such an early
> release date. I was also told RS3 would be merged with the whole gameloft
> division after it's release.
>
>
They won't merge it i think. The Game on which the JV title is based says
alot i think...yuo can call it a sim if the cars will be the cars of 2020?;)
JV and Ubisoft have totally different idea's about it and they call it even
a Urban racing game...says enough does it;) Just watch the press conference
yourself.
realise
> how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.
>
>
>
Your Info is wrong. It's not F1rs3 they are talking about. Rs3 is developed
by Ubisoft France i read and will be ready end of this year. Ubisoft Canada
has signed the contract with JV and that title will be released somewhere in
2001. The project is called F1 racing in 20 years....JV want's everybody to
experience the best way to get realism. JV will be having a big input in the
stuff and i'm really happy to hear that....and the best thing is he want's
it to be big online with contests and stuff.
And about the Gameloft...that's old stuff too;) The Gameloft would have
released already half year ago but thanks some guys of the rs2 community it
got on hold and the engine is very good developed actually. I have been
testing the beta version last couple of months and it still has it problems.
But the interface fabulous...even the Vroc or the old Gameservice looks like
nothing compared to this Portal. And the best thing of the Gameloft that it
will get servers almost over the world.
Ubi Soft and gameloft are not sitting still for sure.
I can tell my info, it's just the Gameloft/Ubisoft Canada;)
Brian "Racing Doctor" Balgobind
"ymenard" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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> I'm pretty quiet about Ubi Soft these past months. Actually, I'm veryhappy
> about the way everything is going at the moment. So I'm sure some of you
> might say "What? Frank being soft on Ubi? Shocking!". No, they are just a
> little less worst than before ;) Like F1 2000 <vbg> ;-)
>
>
> Their next F1 title should be released at the end of 2001. That'sbasically
> 3 full years after MGPRS2, which was released a year after F1RS. That isa
> very long time actually, especially since both titles made good businessin
a
> different way than Papyrus, and has multiple division of development
> spreaded around the world. It's fragmented also for the development of
> their racing line, so building a completely new game engine takes moretime
> and is much less powerful. But still, it can't be worse than the old one,
> and I'm very happy of it.
>
> The other important thing is that Ubi Soft will create a web portal withan
> Internet multiplayer championship using that new title.
> http://www.gameloft.com/ will be the portal, actually creating 25 jobshere
> in Montr�al. How do I know that much? I cannot tell! ;) Basically, it
> will be similar to the NROS championship (not the normal racing but the
> championship we had during the end of 1998). Preliminary online raceswill
realise
> how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.
>
>
>
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> some markets (Qu�bec, France and many European countries with heavy F1 > popularity). > > There will be 2 important thing about this new title (which release date > might be sooner). New game engine and Internet multiplayer championship. > Yep! A new game engine will be incredibly refreshing, considering it will > battle with F1 2001 and Gp4 possibily. While I can't talk much about the > new game engine, be sure that it's an incredible step above the old one. > Even more than the old vs. new Papyrus game engine? No. Ubisoft works inQuoted text (10 lines)
> be held and multiple division will then be created, racing for prizes and > money. Jacques might actually race in the series, which is part of the > partnership he has with Ubisoft. > > > -- > -- 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'tJust listen to the press conference itself.....It won't be a F1 racing game
at all.
www.ubisoft.qb.ca
"Brian V. Balgobind" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
news:39479816$0$5929@reader4...
> Your Info is wrong. It's not F1rs3 they are talking about. Rs3 isdeveloped
> by Ubisoft France i read and will be ready end of this year. UbisoftCanada
> has signed the contract with JV and that title will be released somewherein
> 2001. The project is called F1 racing in 20 years....JV want's everybodyto
> experience the best way to get realism. JV will be having a big input inthe
> stuff and i'm really happy to hear that....and the best thing is he want's
> it to be big online with contests and stuff.
>
> And about the Gameloft...that's old stuff too;) The Gameloft would have
> released already half year ago but thanks some guys of the rs2 communityit
> got on hold and the engine is very good developed actually. I have been
> testing the beta version last couple of months and it still has itproblems.
> But the interface fabulous...even the Vroc or the old Gameservice lookslike
> nothing compared to this Portal. And the best thing of the Gameloft thatit
you
> > might say "What? Frank being soft on Ubi? Shocking!". No, they are justa
> > little less worst than before ;) Like F1 2000 <vbg> ;-)
> >
> >
> > Their next F1 title should be released at the end of 2001. That's
> basically
> > 3 full years after MGPRS2, which was released a year after F1RS. Thatis
championship.
> > Yep! A new game engine will be incredibly refreshing, considering itwill
> > battle with F1 2001 and Gp4 possibily. While I can't talk much aboutthe
> > new game engine, be sure that it's an incredible step above the old one.
> > Even more than the old vs. new Papyrus game engine? No. Ubisoft worksin
> a
> > different way than Papyrus, and has multiple division of development
> > spreaded around the world. It's fragmented also for the development of
> > their racing line, so building a completely new game engine takes more
> time
> > and is much less powerful. But still, it can't be worse than the oldone,
and
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> will get servers almost over the world. > > Ubi Soft and gameloft are not sitting still for sure. > I can tell my info, it's just the Gameloft/Ubisoft Canada;) > > Brian "Racing Doctor" Balgobind > > > > "ymenard" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht > news:ZUC15.75910$[email hidden]... > > I'm pretty quiet about Ubi Soft these past months. Actually, I'm very > happy > > about the way everything is going at the moment. So I'm sure some ofQuoted text (8 lines)
> a > > very long time actually, especially since both titles made good business > in > > some markets (Qu�bec, France and many European countries with heavy F1 > > popularity). > > > > There will be 2 important thing about this new title (which release date > > might be sooner). New game engine and Internet multiplayerQuoted text (12 lines)
> > and I'm very happy of it. > > > > The other important thing is that Ubi Soft will create a web portal with > an > > Internet multiplayer championship using that new title. > > http://www.gameloft.com/ will be the portal, actually creating 25 jobs > here > > in Montr�al. How do I know that much? I cannot tell! ;) Basically, it > > will be similar to the NROS championship (not the normal racing but the > > championship we had during the end of 1998). Preliminary online races > will > > be held and multiple division will then be created, racing for prizesQuoted text (16 lines)
> > money. Jacques might actually race in the series, which is part of the > > partnership he has with Ubisoft. > > > > > > -- > > -- 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. > > > > > > > >I'm pretty quiet about Ubi Soft these past months. Actually, I'm very happy
about the way everything is going at the moment. So I'm sure some of you
might say "What? Frank being soft on Ubi? Shocking!". No, they are just a
little less worst than before ;) Like F1 2000 <vbg> ;-)
Their next F1 title should be released at the end of 2001. That's basically
3 full years after MGPRS2, which was released a year after F1RS. That is a
very long time actually, especially since both titles made good business in
some markets (Qu�bec, France and many European countries with heavy F1
popularity).
There will be 2 important thing about this new title (which release date
might be sooner). New game engine and Internet multiplayer championship.
Yep! A new game engine will be incredibly refreshing, considering it will
battle with F1 2001 and Gp4 possibily. While I can't talk much about the
new game engine, be sure that it's an incredible step above the old one.
Even more than the old vs. new Papyrus game engine? No. Ubisoft works in a
different way than Papyrus, and has multiple division of development
spreaded around the world. It's fragmented also for the development of
their racing line, so building a completely new game engine takes more time
and is much less powerful. But still, it can't be worse than the old one,
and I'm very happy of it.
The other important thing is that Ubi Soft will create a web portal with an
Internet multiplayer championship using that new title.
http://www.gameloft.com/ will be the portal, actually creating 25 jobs here
in Montr�al. How do I know that much? I cannot tell! ;) Basically, it
will be similar to the NROS championship (not the normal racing but the
championship we had during the end of 1998). Preliminary online races will
be held and multiple division will then be created, racing for prizes and
money. Jacques might actually race in the series, which is part of the
partnership he has with Ubisoft.
--
-- 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.
Intersting - but - will the tracks be 100% accurate?
:)
--
Don Burnette
Dburn in N3 and Legends
ICQ# 74084566
"ymenard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm pretty quiet about Ubi Soft these past months. Actually, I'm very
happy
> about the way everything is going at the moment. So I'm sure some of you
> might say "What? Frank being soft on Ubi? Shocking!". No, they are just a
> little less worst than before ;) Like F1 2000 <vbg> ;-)
snip
Sounds good Fran�ios. Keep us posted.
Jan.
=---
ymenard wrote...
> I'm pretty quiet about Ubi Soft these past months. <snip>
Sounds good Fran?ios. Keep us posted.
Jan.
=---
[email hidden] (Jo Helsen) writes:
I'm missing the irony here, but the accurate to the cm extra turns at
Cleveland in C:PR was really nice :D
> Conclusion: the tracks will be super-accurate, and with what's left of
> the budget they'll create wireframe cars that run in the middle of the
> track. <G>
>
> JoH
--
Olav K. Malmin
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> On Wed, 14 Jun 2000 11:34:15 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >Intersting - but - will the tracks be 100% accurate? > >:) > > > >-- > >Don Burnette > >Dburn in N3 and Legends > >ICQ# 74084566 > > Accidentally, according to rumours F1RS3 tracks will be developed > using GPS. ("accuracy to the inch/cm"; where did we hear that > before??)On Wed, 14 Jun 2000 11:34:15 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
Accidentally, according to rumours F1RS3 tracks will be developed
using GPS. ("accuracy to the inch/cm"; where did we hear that
before??)
Conclusion: the tracks will be super-accurate, and with what's left of
the budget they'll create wireframe cars that run in the middle of the
track. <G>
JoH
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>Intersting - but - will the tracks be 100% accurate? >:) > >-- >Don Burnette >Dburn in N3 and Legends >ICQ# 74084566On 14 Jun 2000 15:19:52 +0200, [email hidden] (Olav
K. Malmin) wrote:
You DIDN'T miss the irony ;-)
JoH
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>[email hidden] (Jo Helsen) writes: > >> On Wed, 14 Jun 2000 11:34:15 GMT, "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> >> wrote: >> >> >Intersting - but - will the tracks be 100% accurate? >> >:) >> > >> >-- >> >Don Burnette >> >Dburn in N3 and Legends >> >ICQ# 74084566 >> >> Accidentally, according to rumours F1RS3 tracks will be developed >> using GPS. ("accuracy to the inch/cm"; where did we hear that >> before??) > >I'm missing the irony here, but the accurate to the cm extra turns at >Cleveland in C:PR was really nice :D"Brian V. Balgobind" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Your Info is wrong. It's not F1rs3 they are talking about. Rs3 isdeveloped
> by Ubisoft France i read and will be ready end of this year. UbisoftCanada
> has signed the contract with JV and that title will be released somewherein
> 2001. The project is called F1 racing in 20 years....JV want's everybodyto
> experience the best way to get realism. JV will be having a big input inthe
> stuff and i'm really happy to hear that....and the best thing is he want's
> it to be big online with contests and stuff.
Of course, with the latest developments, some things might chance in this
situation, and that's what I was told. They told me RS3 could easily be
pushed back to merge those 2 titles into 1. Like I said, the release might
be pushed back, I was told upon the possible USGP but I wrote the start of
the next season since from what I saw it can't be ready for such an early
release date. I was also told RS3 would be merged with the whole gameloft
division after it's release.
--
-- 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.
"Brian V. Balgobind" <[email hidden]> wrote
> They won't merge it i think. The Game on which the JV title is based says
> alot i think...yuo can call it a sim if the cars will be the cars of2020?;)
Actually, it will probably be 1990-2010.
> JV and Ubisoft have totally different idea's about it and they call iteven
> a Urban racing game...says enough does it;) Just watch the pressconference
> yourself.
JV's association is just PR, like Arrows with Geoff Crammond. In the end,
JV will have a global idea with the Ubisoft team at Montr�al doing
everything else. You think I didn't watch/wasn't at the conference? You
would be surprised if I told you more ;)
--
-- 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.
Ahhh,
those guys who are spaming around!!
I guess I was not the only one who got the email.
Jens
On Wed, 14 Jun 2000 03:23:37 GMT, "ymenard" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Internet multiplayer championship using that new title.
>http://www.gameloft.com/ will be the portal, actually creating 25 jobs here<snip>
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