>You'd be better off purchasing N3
I'd rather not. I had to shell out around $40 to upgrade from 2 to 99 just to
get 3Dfx and MS Sidewinder FF support (no FF, obviously, but N2 can't recognize
the wheel through DOS). I really can't justify shelling out another $40 or so
for the same product a second time....
"The moment someone's laziness makes my life difficult, I turn into an asshole
with a cause."
Michael C. Leptuck -- [email hidden]
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>N99 is blown away only with free multiplayer and better graphics and sound. >The >game itself is still the same. If you have N3 or are willing to buy it you'll >get a very nice Indy and http://www.geocities.com/n3daytona/ has Daytona. >Copy >'em over to N99 and delete all the N3 setup files and replace them with some >N99 setups so the track will load properly. >http://www.powersupply.net/users/ktbm/N2tracks.html has some patches to >eliminate the racing groove.Hey,
You'd be better off purchasing N3 (which comes with IMS). N99 is blown away
by N3, also the Daytona for N3 can be readily found if you ask a few people
with broadband connections.
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Jacville wrote in message <[email hidden]>...
>I'm getting my machine back up and running after a drive failure, and am
>kicking myself for not putting more of my 'archival' stuff onto CD. I'm
>looking in particular for Daytona and Indianapolis for N99. Any help wouldbe
>GREATLY appreciated.
>
>Thanks!
>
>"The moment someone's laziness makes my life difficult, I turn into anasshole
>with a cause."
>
>Michael C. Leptuck -- [email hidden]
N99 is blown away only with free multiplayer and better graphics and sound. The
game itself is still the same. If you have N3 or are willing to buy it you'll
get a very nice Indy and http://www.geocities.com/n3daytona/ has Daytona. Copy
'em over to N99 and delete all the N3 setup files and replace them with some
N99 setups so the track will load properly.
http://www.powersupply.net/users/ktbm/N2tracks.html has some patches to
eliminate the racing groove.
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http://members.tripod.com/~morganv/
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Daniel Shirley <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:89bmv1$6qg$[email hidden]...
> Hey,
> You'd be better off purchasing N3 (which comes with IMS). N99 is blown away
> by N3, also the Daytona for N3 can be readily found if you ask a few people
> with broadband connections.
>
> _____________________________________
> Daniel Shirley
> [email hidden] ICQ UIN: 5335238
> #12 Penske Auto Centers Sim Racing Car
> http://www.penskeautocenters.com/
> Member of 21st Century Motorsports
> http://www.simracing.org/21stcenturymotorsports/
> Official Sim Racing Team of Times Square 2000
> http://www.timessquare2000.com/
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> Jacville wrote in message <[email hidden]>...
> >I'm getting my machine back up and running after a drive failure, and am
> >kicking myself for not putting more of my 'archival' stuff onto CD. I'm
> >looking in particular for Daytona and Indianapolis for N99. Any help would
> be
> >GREATLY appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
> >"The moment someone's laziness makes my life difficult, I turn into an
> asshole
> >with a cause."
> >
> >Michael C. Leptuck -- [email hidden]
>
>
