I love Papyrus Nascar and Indycar, but I also
love Electronic Art's Car and Driver. Are there
anymore out there like me?
Something about driving the 15 mile backcountry
Arkansas roads against MYSELF! If you have the
game, you know what I'm talking about. Runs
Killer smooth in hires on my DX2 and lets me
fantasize about driving '57 Testa Rossas and
Group C Mercedes and and ....
Only wish my T1 would work with it. Mouse control
is pretty good though.
Anybody else like this old one?
Back to my 959 ....
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Test Drive III was kinda like that. I really liked
that one but then again I like almost
any sim/game that has to do with automobiles or
racing. :)
Well, a 486DX2 was like top of the line back
when it was released. I love playing old games,
it makes me feel like I have a Pentium 133.
I really liked it. But for some reason the cars had a
tendency to flip spontaneously, and I wasn't even driving
the Suzuki Sidekick. I never understood why I flipped like
that... maybe my driving or a bug?
Have you tried Car & Driver over the modem? i tried it
once over a 2400 and it worked real nice. Lot of fun.
That reminds me... if ANYONE living in the (914) (718)
(212) area code wants to race over the modem e-mail me.
I'll pay for the phone call.
Back to my Lola Ford 93 at New Hampshire.
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