Hey just wanted to know if anyone remebers playing Grand Prix Circuit
(made by accolade)
about 5-6 years ago?
I just want to hear people remarks about it
I remeber it was a great game cause it finally got rid of the
arcadey factor in driving
games like Pole position. There were three cars, Mclaren, Williams and
Ferrari. I remeber
that the Mclaren had the fastest car but worst handling whereas the
ferrari was opposite and
the Williams was in between.
It had eight tracks (real ones too) and included that little dot
on the sterring wheel
which told you how much it turned.
I also remember that i used to lap Monaco in 58.1 seconds (shit
hey?)
So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i
can get a copy
of it)
Please post here at Rec.Autos.Simulators
Santosh
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>Hey just wanted to know if anyone remebers playing Grand Prix Circuit >(made by accolade) >about 5-6 years ago? > I just want to hear people remarks about it > I remeber it was a great game cause it finally got rid of the >arcadey factor in driving >games like Pole position. There were three cars, Mclaren, Williams and >Ferrari. I remeber >that the Mclaren had the fastest car but worst handling whereas the >ferrari was opposite and >the Williams was in between. > It had eight tracks (real ones too) and included that little dot >on the sterring wheel >which told you how much it turned. > I also remember that i used to lap Monaco in 58.1 seconds (shit >hey?) > So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i >can get a copy >of it) > Please post here at Rec.Autos.Simulators > SantoshHi,
I think it was the first F1 game i played with. And i had great moments
with it.
I am sure i stil have a copy "somewhere"... I also remember it was quite
hard to drive only with the arrows pad !
Cheers
Gerald
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> Hey just wanted to know if anyone remebers playing Grand Prix Circuit > (made by accolade) > about 5-6 years ago? > I just want to hear people remarks about it > I remeber it was a great game cause it finally got rid of the > arcadey factor in driving > games like Pole position. There were three cars, Mclaren, Williams and > Ferrari. I remeber > that the Mclaren had the fastest car but worst handling whereas the > ferrari was opposite and > the Williams was in between. > It had eight tracks (real ones too) and included that little dot > on the sterring wheel > which told you how much it turned. > I also remember that i used to lap Monaco in 58.1 seconds (shit > hey?) > So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i > can get a copy > of it) > Please post here at Rec.Autos.Simulators > Santosh> So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i
> can get a copy of it)
No problem. Just mail me.
Peter
On Sun, 20 Oct 1996 13:04:16 -0700, Juan Carlos Llovera
The track editor was in Road And Track Grand Prix Unlimited (a really
cheesy game)
The poster was referring to Accolage's Grand Prix Circuit.
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>> Hey just wanted to know if anyone remebers playing Grand Prix Circuit >> (made by accolade) >> about 5-6 years ago? >> I just want to hear people remarks about it >> I remeber it was a great game cause it finally got rid of the >> arcadey factor in driving >> games like Pole position. There were three cars, Mclaren, Williams and >> Ferrari. I remeber >> that the Mclaren had the fastest car but worst handling whereas the >> ferrari was opposite and >> the Williams was in between. >> It had eight tracks (real ones too) and included that little dot >> on the sterring wheel >> which told you how much it turned. >> I also remember that i used to lap Monaco in 58.1 seconds (shit >> hey?) >> So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i >> can get a copy >> of it) >> Please post here at Rec.Autos.Simulators >> Santosh >Hello Santosh: >I can send to you a copy via email if you want just let me know it, >is not too big. >The only feature that I liked and remember was the track editor, IOn Sun, 20 Oct 1996 14:09:52 -0700, Santosh Bhat
It doesn't work well with a 486. The joystick on my machine won't
work with it.
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>Hey just wanted to know if anyone remebers playing Grand Prix Circuit >(made by accolade) >about 5-6 years ago? > I just want to hear people remarks about it > I remeber it was a great game cause it finally got rid of the >arcadey factor in driving >games like Pole position. There were three cars, Mclaren, Williams and >Ferrari. I remeber >that the Mclaren had the fastest car but worst handling whereas the >ferrari was opposite and >the Williams was in between. > It had eight tracks (real ones too) and included that little dot >on the sterring wheel >which told you how much it turned. > I also remember that i used to lap Monaco in 58.1 seconds (shit >hey?)Quoted text (7 lines)
> So if anyone else remebers this game (perhaps even knows where i >can get a copy >of it) > Please post here at Rec.Autos.Simulators > SantoshI've got a copy. It was probaly one of my first racing games I loved it.
Try to contact Accolcde.
Alex
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