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GP2 reviewed in Edge magazine (UK)

1 post by 1 person · 24 Mar 1996 - 24 Mar 1996

Fraser Mun 24 Mar 1996#314555
Hi, I just read a review of Formula One Grand Prix 2 in this months issue of Edge magazine. It got 9/10. Basically, they said it was a very nice game and that Geoff Crammond (the author) could do no wrong. They liked the in-game sounds (you hear a rumbling noise as you run over a rumble-strip, and the engine pops and crackles on gear-shifts) as well as the lighting effects on the graphics. Also, they made mention of the wet-weather race (very nice). Interestingly, they said that the graphics engine was one of the fastest around, and that a bottom end Pentium would happily handle VGA (I can't rember the exact details). This is a bit wierd; it seems that all of the UK magazines say that GP2 has some of the fastest graphics around, while some foreign mags say that it's got a big graphics overhead (and that you need a P-166 to shift the SVGA graphics around). Anyway, the proof of the pudding's in the eating - that is if the game ever arrives!! Fraser

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