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!!! ICR2 !!!

4 posts by 4 people · 01 Aug 1996 - 05 Aug 1996

> I dont have ICR2 but am looking at getting it. Is the improvement > between it and Nascar a huge improvement? (playing enjoyment) Im also > probably going to purchase the new T2, worth the money, id like to hear > what you think. Thanks, Jeff > - Hmm. ICR2 Vs. Nascar? You will get just as many opinions as there are people reading this group. There are not really that many new details in ICR2. It just depends on what kind of driving you enjoy more. Driving ICR2 is a precise, non-forgiving kind of experience so you can't get frustrated easy. Is it worth the money? In my opinion, yes. But that doesn't mean that it will replace Nascar. It is always better just to get them all. :) Opinions on the T2, DEFINATELY!! These games are totally different when driving with a good wheel/pedal combo. If I were you, I would put the T2 much higher on the priority list than ICR2. The wheel will give Nascar a whole new shelf life. As for the T2 specifically, Thrustmaster is my personal favorite. I have one of the original T1s. When I blew a pedal spring, Thrustmaster's technical support was excellent. BTW, I understand that they fixed the spring breaking problem with the T2. -- *********************************************************** * Jonathan A. Robinson * * National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center * * Mississippi State, MS * * http://www.erc.msstate.edu/~jon * ***********************************************************
I dont have ICR2 but am looking at getting it. Is the improvement between it and Nascar a huge improvement? (playing enjoyment) Im also probably going to purchase the new T2, worth the money, id like to hear what you think. Thanks, Jeff -
> I dont have ICR2 but am looking at getting it. Is the improvement > between it and Nascar a huge improvement? (playing enjoyment) Im also > probably going to purchase the new T2, worth the money, id like to hear > what you think. Thanks, Jeff > - I own both ICR2 and NASCAR. The games compliment each other. If you like driving road courses you will love ICR2. If you prefer only ovals, you may find ICR2 requires too much practice to provide long term fun. I play both of them way too much. I spend around 8-12 hours each week driving in one or the other.
Jeff, I had ICR1 and then bought ICR2 as soon as it was available. The improvement in "playing enjoyment" is indeed huge because you don't have the trouble with that stupid CCs anymore. The AI has been greatly improved, ICR2 is one of my three favorites (NASCAR and GP2 also on the podium). I recommend buying it. I've seen and used the T1: Not worth the money. I saw and tested a bit the T2 in a shop where it was installed for testing with GP2. It looks better than the T1, esp. the pedals are much better. But I don't like the gear shifter, it's as bad as ever and the wheel feels sloppy. I have a TSW for more than 1.5 years now and I think there's hardly something better on the market. I would never buy a T1 or T2... Bye, Hartmut +------------------------------+ | TSW Support Center Europe | | http://www.infosys.de/~hmb/ | +------------------------------+

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