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Virtua racing

1 post by 1 person · 12 May 1994 (approx.) - 12 May 1994 (approx.)

Fraser Mun 12 May 1994 (approx.)#296487
Virtua racing is not a F1 simulation, although the car shape is most definitely so. The general idea behind the game was to provide the player with a car with F1 power but the grip of a slim-wheeled Bugatti! This is why you can get the car so sideways through the corners and 'catch' the skid. I haven't got a huge amount of experience with the game, I can just complete the first circuit using automatic gearbox. Acropolis is good fun, but I believe you have to master manual gears to stand a good chance. You shouldn't really HAVE to brake on the first course - lifting off the throttle is normally sufficient, but again I have only played on it a few times. Left-foot braking? Why not - real F1 cars are moving that way ( McLaren ). There is no clutch pedal to operate ( unlike Ridge Racer ). Speaking of which, I had my first few goes on Ridge Racer yesterday and was suitably impressed with the graphics / handling of the car. Pitty about no external views or multi-player action. Fraser.

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