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Hard core 4*4 3DFX demo

2 posts by 1 person · 23 Jul 1997 - 25 Jul 1997

I, on the other hand, could wait forever. While I agree that this game _looks_ smart, it is undoubtedly the biggest pile of poo I've played on the 3dFX. In fact I'd go as far as to say that the 3dFX support is the only thing this game has going for it. It will undoubtedly be compared to Monster Truck Madness, and while in some respects it looks better the driving just isn't there at all. Main problems are... - No driving model at all. The driving is just pure luck, playing pinball off the other trucks and the sides of the road. - You can't leave the track! What kind of off-road game won't let you drive off the road?! Unbelievable! - The tracks are all just pure bumps and perhaps one extremely short tarmac section. For that reason there is very little driver input in terms of balancing and driving the truck as you can do (indeed HAVE to do) in Monster Truck Madness. In short - this sucks. That's a real shame since from the fluidity and quality of the graphics there was a lot of potential and a great engine there, but I for one will not be putting my hand in my pocket for this one. Next..... Cheers! John
On Thu, 24 Jul 1997 12:33:04 +0000, Julian Anderson >Tell, you something though, the PowerVR part of the demo doesnt work at >all, not even with the last two revisions of the drivers. >The screen is completely messed up and the game just stops. Sad to say but that's probably for the best. I wish my 3dFX had done that, I might not have been so disappointed :) Cheers! John

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