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Codies CMR05 interview

6 posts by 4 people · 18 Sep 2004 22:41 UTC - 19 Sep 2004 12:46 UTC

Steve Simpson 18 Sep 2004 22:41 UTC#31819
Interview taken from crash.net Q: How do you expect it to do against rivals such as Richard Burns Rally and RalliSport Challenge 2? RT: Well, we expect to do better than them - we think we've got the better game - offering a proper rally experience while retaining accessibility of a great video game. Q: How does CM05 differ from Richard Burns Rally and RalliSport Challenge 2? RT: RBR's the classic case of chasing realism at the expense of accessibility. RSC is very much an arcade game, with circuit-based tracks and cars racing against each other at the same time.
"Steve Simpson" wrote... > <snip> > RT: > RBR's the classic case of chasing realism at the expense of > accessibility. RBR is perfectly accessible. 6 years of GPL experience helps, obviously, but anyone with a passion for the sport and an attention span can enjoy the game even as they come to grips with it. Translation of this marketing speak: CMR05 will make you look good, RBR will show you just how crap you are. Which is true in a way, but I'd rather be challenged than flattered. At least Codies now somewhat admit theirs is not a simulation, which is long overdue. Jan. =---
I have a buddy who never touch a racing game and wheel on pc, NEVER. I made him bough a wheel and he is totally hook now. The level of realism make you really appreciate the sim even tho it is hard. Abviously he finds it hard but he is enjoying it very much. EL "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:r533d.250484$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> "Steve Simpson" wrote... > > <snip> > > RT: > > RBR's the classic case of chasing realism at the expense of > > accessibility. > > RBR is perfectly accessible. 6 years of GPL experience helps, obviously,
but > anyone with a passion for the sport and an attention span can enjoy thegame > even as they come to grips with it. > > Translation of this marketing speak: CMR05 will make you look good, RBRwill > show you just how crap you are. Which is true in a way, but I'd rather be > challenged than flattered. > > At least Codies now somewhat admit theirs is not a simulation, which islong > overdue. > > Jan. > =--- > >
Forgot to say he is hook on RBR now. CMR title has been going down since CMR2, now they'll soon be forgottten. Eric "EL" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ege3d.9$[email hidden]... > I have a buddy who never touch a racing game and wheel on pc, NEVER. Imade > him bough a wheel and he is totally hook now. The level of realism makeyou
Quoted text (23 lines)> really appreciate the sim even tho it is hard. Abviously he finds it hard > but he is enjoying it very much. > > EL > > > "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:r533d.250484$[email hidden]... > > "Steve Simpson" wrote... > > > <snip> > > > RT: > > > RBR's the classic case of chasing realism at the expense of > > > accessibility. > > > > RBR is perfectly accessible. 6 years of GPL experience helps, obviously, > but > > anyone with a passion for the sport and an attention span can enjoy the > game > > even as they come to grips with it. > > > > Translation of this marketing speak: CMR05 will make you look good, RBR > will > > show you just how crap you are. Which is true in a way, but I'd rather
be
Quoted text (12 lines)> > challenged than flattered. > > > > At least Codies now somewhat admit theirs is not a simulation, which is > long > > overdue. > > > > Jan. > > =--- > > > > > >
I can't see a difference between playing CMR04 and 05. Andi. -- Remove only one zero to reply "EL" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xne3d.10$[email hidden]... > Forgot to say he is hook on RBR now. > > CMR title has been going down since CMR2, now they'll soon be forgottten. > > Eric > > > "EL" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ege3d.9$[email hidden]... > > I have a buddy who never touch a racing game and wheel on pc, NEVER. I > made > > him bough a wheel and he is totally hook now. The level of realism make > you > > really appreciate the sim even tho it is hard. Abviously he finds it hard > > but he is enjoying it very much. > > > > EL > > > > > > "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:r533d.250484$[email hidden]... > > > "Steve Simpson" wrote... > > > > <snip> > > > > RT: > > > > RBR's the classic case of chasing realism at the expense of > > > > accessibility. > > > > > > RBR is perfectly accessible. 6 years of GPL experience helps, obviously, > > but > > > anyone with a passion for the sport and an attention span can enjoy the > > game > > > even as they come to grips with it. > > > > > > Translation of this marketing speak: CMR05 will make you look good, RBR > > will > > > show you just how crap you are. Which is true in a way, but I'd rather > be > > > challenged than flattered. > > > > > > At least Codies now somewhat admit theirs is not a simulation, which is > > long > > > overdue. > > > > > > Jan. > > > =--- > > > > > > > > > > > >
>I can't see a difference between playing CMR04 and 05. 04 was quite different to 03 - they dumbed down the handling to allow for more eye-candy.

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