original world circuit

> >DO you all think $20 is a resonable price for the first game. That was > >the price from chips and bits this summer. I am sure it has dropped > >since gp2s release. Is it worth it, I thaught it might be fun but is it > >comparable to gp2? GP2 is 5 bucks more than the original GP1 in the bargain bins. Must tell you something. If you are interested in the older sim because of a slower system and want a top of the line "open wheeled" sim for VGA, go with Indycar 1. It would be absurd to try to compare the "sprite" filled World Curcuit to Papy's masterpiece. -DG-

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>> >DO you all think $20 is a resonable price for the first game. That was >> >the price from chips and bits this summer. I am sure it has dropped >> >since gp2s release. Is it worth it, I thaught it might be fun but is it >> >comparable to gp2? >GP2 is 5 bucks more than the original GP1 in the bargain bins. Must tell >you something. >If you are interested in the older sim because of a slower system and >want a top >of the line "open wheeled" sim for VGA, go with Indycar 1. It would be >absurd to try to >compare the "sprite" filled World Curcuit to Papy's masterpiece.

He didn't ask how F1GP compares to Indycar, he asked how it compared to GP2. Besides, F1GP's main rival at the time of release was Indianapolis 500 or whatever, Papyrus' first racing sim, so F1GP was the technically better game. -- Dave Bowers