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Patched ICR2

1 post by 1 person · 01 Aug 1996 - 01 Aug 1996

TOBY BRANFO 01 Aug 1996#330895
The "new" patched version of ICR2 is a HUGE improvement! At last the cars behave consistantly on road tracks as if they are tarmac, not oil-soaked skidpans. Suddenly the car can be controlled in slides around corners and doesn't "randomly" flick itself into spins or the armco. Amazingly, for the first time there's a sense of control to the car! This is GREAT for the game - I wish it had been like this at the start. Sadly my confidence in the "sim" has been badly dented - not quite irrevocably though - and more importantly I've now got GP2 which offers me tracks I'm far more interested nad a driving model that (on early trials) I like better. (note: not more/less accurate, "like" - don't think either has a "better sim" claim - just different!) I wonder which is better - having a flawed and irritating game since winter '95 that I'd almost given up on - or an apparently much more sorted product in summer '96. Hmmmmm!!! Cheers! --- * RM 1.3 U0414 * Smith & Weston: the original point-and-click interface

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