Rally by Accolade

Keywords: Hi, Has anyone tried Rally by Accolade?

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Your e-mail address obelix.orion bounced. I tried to mail you the lengthy note I posted to this group about two weeks ago, but couldn't. Briefly, I think it's a great game. Doesn't quite have to sophisticated driving physics of IndyCar or World Circuit, but it is possible to pitch the cars into the corners and get them rotating with braking, then drift out the other side (well, speaking "virtually" of course). Forget using anything less than a 486/33 and you really need a soundcard to do the game justice. If you'll e-mail me a note, I'll reply back to you with the full text of my post and another one on the subject (haven't quite figured out how to drag and drop into my newsreader) Stephen

: Keywords: : Hi, : Has anyone tried Rally by Accolade? Yes, I have. I have a 486/33 Eisa/VLB and it is actually quite playable, even though a 486/66 is recommended. On my old 386/40, I had to turn off most of the great graphics to get any kind of control over the car.