Wanted:ICR2

Any sim racers in the edmonton area have a copy of ICR2(with rendition graphics) that they would be willing to part with. Contact me at [email hidden] Tim

go to Eagle Woman's site for gpl, there she has a section that describes in detail all the various versions of ICR2/CART Racing. I believe she even has the proper sku #'s for the Rendition version that is still for sale at the Sierra Website in their Sierra Store. dave henrie Hemperor wrote: > > Any sim racers in the edmonton area have a copy of ICR2(with rendition > graphics) that they would be willing to part with. > Contact me at [email hidden] > > Tim

On Tue, 25 Apr 2000 02:44:56 GMT, Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote: > go to Eagle Woman's site for gpl, there she has a section that >describes in detail all the various versions of ICR2/CART Racing. I >believe she even has the proper sku #'s for the Rendition version that >is still for sale at the Sierra Website in their Sierra Store. Last I heard they were sold out of them. I'll bet they were pretty mystified why demand spiked so suddenly for an old title... On a different tangent, I was thinking it would be fun if everyone who loves GPL were to coordinate their efforts and each send a check for $10.00 along with a letter explaining it was a deposit for the new GPL2 and how excited you were about the new {fill in the blank} feature. It would really confuse the hell out of them and possibly spur them into an updated release. If we could all reach a concensus on a short list of most desireable additions/improvements to the game (track editor, carsets, expanded fast laps list, better OpenGL support, etc.) that we could tout as our "hot button" features, they might budget some time to implement as long as they were relatively simple and feasible. Suddenly finding themselves with six or seven thousand dollars in checks for a product they've essentially abandoned might make 'em think about backfilling it with any new features they've added for the engine port to N4. Regards, Brett C. Cammack That's Racing! Motorsports Pompano Beach, FL

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> On Tue, 25 Apr 2000 02:44:56 GMT, Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote: > > go to Eagle Woman's site for gpl, there she has a section that > >describes in detail all the various versions of ICR2/CART Racing. I > >believe she even has the proper sku #'s for the Rendition version that > >is still for sale at the Sierra Website in their Sierra Store. > > Last I heard they were sold out of them. I'll bet they were pretty > mystified why demand spiked so suddenly for an old title... > > On a different tangent, I was thinking it would be fun if everyone who > loves GPL were to coordinate their efforts and each send a check for > $10.00 along with a letter explaining it was a deposit for the new > GPL2 and how excited you were about the new {fill in the blank} > feature. It would really confuse the hell out of them and possibly > spur them into an updated release. If we could all reach a concensus > on a short list of most desireable additions/improvements to the game > (track editor, carsets, expanded fast laps list, better OpenGL > support, etc.) that we could tout as our "hot button" features, they > might budget some time to implement as long as they were relatively > simple and feasible. Suddenly finding themselves with six or seven > thousand dollars in checks for a product they've essentially abandoned > might make 'em think about backfilling it with any new features > they've added for the engine port to N4.

Even better, send them money for a pre-order for CART-racing 2. A game i feel i need more than GPL2 right now :) -- Olav K. Malmin remove spam when replying