The other day I saw a driving simulator that was produced by Road and Track, I believe it
was called "The Need for Speed". Has anyone played it, or rated it yet? It looked interesting.
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Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
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: The other day I saw a driving simulator that was produced by Road and Track, I believe it
: was called "The Need for Speed". Has anyone played it, or rated it yet? It looked interesting.
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: Edmonton, Alberta
: Canada
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Do not buy it, by f1gp2 when it comes out
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>: The other day I saw a driving simulator that was produced by Road and Track, I believe it >: was called "The Need for Speed". Has anyone played it, or rated it yet? It looked interesting. >: ======================================== >: Edmonton, Alberta >: Canada >: ======================================== >Do not buy it, by f1gp2 when it comes out>: The other day I saw a driving simulator that was produced by Road and
Track, I believe it
It looked interesting.
It is a competent piece of software and worth a look
>Right. Download the demo first. Remember that this game is based
>on street legal cars. The full version allows traffic, cops, more cars,
>and different tracks. The cars' driving characteristics are modeled well.
>As always, some love and others hate it. It is available *now* though.
>Just make sure you have a fast computer.
One quick question. Do you absolutely need a Pentium to run in SVGA
or does the full version allow you to switch like Nascar does? If not
it's no big deal, I'm still going to buy the game. :-) I'm just
wondering if they just gave out the demo in VGA for everyone or if it
was setup only to work in SVGA on Pentiums.......
Clifton Hairston
[Team OS/2]
CH> One quick question. Do you absolutely need a Pentium to run in SVGA
CH> or does the full version allow you to switch like Nascar does? If
CH> not it's no big deal, I'm still going to buy the game. :-)
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CH> Clifton Hairston [Team OS/2]
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I've bought the game, but not got the setting right for it to run - just
get a blank screen and then (after a long wait, or moving the
mouse/stick or pushing a key) drop back to the desktop. Ideas? Your
settings? I like this game, but not enough to keep booting to DOS just
for this!
Also - what's best for optimising the joysticks control. Tried
Joystick.Zip from Hobbes - but this just forces the joytick into a
digital rather than analogue control.....unless there is some sort of
configuring method (only documentation concerns instalation)
Cheers!
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