New Al Unser racing game

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>>While at the local store today I saw a curious sight. >>There is apparently a new Windows95 game called "Al Unser's Arcade Racing." >>The screen shots looked great, and it said you could race on 15 of the >>world's greatest circuits. (didn't say which ones, or if they are made up >>ones.) >>I'm hesitant to buy it because I'm running Windows NT3.51, and so am not >>sure if it will run w/o Windows 95. >>Anyone have any experience with this new one? >>-rob >>-- >>Robin Chung >>Systems Admin/Faculty Computing Haas School of Business #1900 >>work: (510) 643 0981 UC-Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720-1900 >> "Umm.. that can't be good for the paper tray..." >This game reminds me of some arcade games years ago. You drive at full >speed, steer left and right and thats it. NO tyre wear, NO pit and/or >tank stops - just like these old arcade games... There are 15 tracks, >but they all look quite the same. >My suggestion: DON'T buy this crap. Save your money for Grand Prix II. >nick

If only Grandprix II played like F1GP 1, but looked like Al Unser, we'd be a lot hapier ;) --------------------------------------- This message was brought to you by "Het busje komt zo..." ---------------------------------------

>If only Grandprix II played like F1GP 1, but looked like Al Unser, we'd be a lot >hapier ;) >--------------------------------------- > This message was brought to you by I think you'll find that F1GP2 looks somewhat better than Al Jr Racing! (the screenshots are on www.microprose.com) and having seen an early version running a few months ago, the "light sourcing" was quite spectacular. Mike.