Is there anyplace that archives old IndyCar
Racing (version 1) setups?
BTW - I got the program for $30 on a
"Racing's Greatest Thrills" CD along with
... the track expansion pack, demos for
IndyCar II and NASCAR 1, Al Unser Arcade
Racing (unplayable on a Pentium), Test Drive
III (also unplayable), and a 1995 Formula
One series summary and screen saver
featuring 197 photos of Damon Hill. So
far its a marginally acceptable
return-on-investment ...
: Is there anyplace that archives old IndyCar
: Racing (version 1) setups?
: BTW - I got the program for $30 on a
: "Racing's Greatest Thrills" CD along with
: ... the track expansion pack, demos for
: IndyCar II and NASCAR 1, Al Unser Arcade
: Racing (unplayable on a Pentium), Test Drive
: III (also unplayable), and a 1995 Formula
: One series summary and screen saver
: featuring 197 photos of Damon Hill. So
: far its a marginally acceptable
: return-on-investment ...
I have heard that TD III doesn't work in real time, so in fast computers it
runs too much fast. That's it true?
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Damian Marin Ramirez
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BTW - I got the program (ICR1) for $30 on a
"Racing's Greatest Thrills" CD along with
... Test Drive III (also unplayable)
to which, dmarin queried ....
Certainly seems to be so in my case, and the same for Al Unser Racing. Must
have been designed for the time when my 80286 file server had a 40M disk ...
...
I remember buying TDIII when it first came it. I ran it on a 386/25,
where it worked fairly OK. When I upgraded the computer a a 486DX2/66, it
became unplayable.
I'm quite amazed that they package it on a CD-ROM, and made no changes
to make it work with today's computers.
