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Grand Prix Manager

2 posts by 2 people · 10 Apr 1997 - 10 Apr 1997

enric.. 10 Apr 1997#362511
We all know that Microprose (a.k.a. Microprophylactic) is not issuing any more release copies of Grand Prix II or Grand Prix Manager. Theyve dumped the publishing of these games completely. As aggravated as I am in regards to GP2 not being supported, I have to ask if Grand Prix Manager worth the purchase? I am aware that a v1.02 patch is availabe (which is far more than GP2 will ever receive). Does this cure all of the original ailments? Its obvious that support cannot be a decisive purchasing criteria because it simply does not exist. So does the game have enough merit and playability to stand on its own or is the CD only suitable for simulating a cold drink coaster? Thanks for your input.
David Gary 10 Apr 1997#362512
Quoted text (15 lines)> We all know that Microprose (a.k.a. Microprophylactic) is not issuing > any more release copies of Grand Prix II or Grand Prix Manager. > Theyve dumped the publishing of these games completely. > As aggravated as I am in regards to GP2 not being supported, I have to > ask if Grand Prix Manager worth the purchase? > I am aware that a v1.02 patch is availabe (which is far more than GP2 > will ever receive). Does this cure all of the original ailments? > Its obvious that support cannot be a decisive purchasing criteria > because it simply does not exist. So does the game have enough merit > and playability to stand on its own or is the CD only suitable for > simulating a cold drink coaster? > Thanks for your input.
In my opinion it pretty lame and "unrealistic" it gives you all true specs and the management stratagies. But Ive seen better cars on "Auto Racing" for the Intellevision.

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