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Soda Off-Road Racing, Any good????

5 posts by 5 people · 29 Oct 1997 - 30 Oct 1997

--------------902A5078A3BB2B8F9F7313B4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit I played the first demo of Soda and I REALLY like it! But I've been hearing people say that it's horrible. I think it will be real cool. But everyone says it sucks????? Alex ? ? ( \__/ --------------902A5078A3BB2B8F9F7313B4 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML> I played the first demo of Soda and I <I>REALLY</I> like it!? But I've been hearing people say that it's horrible.? I think it will be real cool. But everyone says it sucks????? <P>Alex <BR>??? ? <BR>? (<BR> \__/</HTML> --------------902A5078A3BB2B8F9F7313B4--
Portla 29 Oct 1997#380569
I have to say that SODA off road racing is quickly becoming my favorite game. If you've got a good wheel, the game is excellent. Drifting through turns, countersteering, you really get the feel of the track. However ... I'm running a P233 with 40megs of ram, and I have a Verite V1000 video card. With all of that, the game gives me a low framerate. I noticed that there is demo version of this game included with the NEW rendition chipped board; Diamond Stealth II. Perhaps the game runs smoothly on the new V2100? I haven't heard yet, so I don't know. If you've got the hardware to run it on, I say grab this game. It's a great sim. If you don't have a speed demon computer, you'll be dissapointed. Curt *********************************************** In order to respond by email, expand the "pdx" to "portland" in my address.
Joe McGinn 29 Oct 1997#380570
>If you've got the hardware to run it on, I say grab this game. It's a >great sim. If you don't have a speed demon computer, you'll be >dissapointed. Sounds interesting. I'll give it a try when the 3dfx patch is available. Joe
daf.. 29 Oct 1997#380571
You must have a rendition based card and a fast pc to get a decent framerate. It is a good simulation in that you have to do a lot of work to control the cars and be competitive. The best vehicle is the buggy. If you like ICR2 ROAD courses or GP2 you should like this sim. It also has a built in course designer that is pretty cool. Also it takes a lot of work to get the right setup for each track and there are no preset garage setups, so it takes a lot of trial and error.
DanielM9 30 Oct 1997#380640
I've got the game and think it is by far the best racing game to date. I am running it on a 75 pentium with Screamin 3d card and it has smooth frame rates (with trackside detail and sky details turned off). The games physics seem right on the money, you could almost feel the dips and humps in the track. The power slides are great, and you could "throttle steer". My T1 steering wheel won't work because SODA is a windows 95 game and it won't recognize the wheel. Thrustmaster has an adapter that they will send to you for free. I can't imagine how much like this game even having to make do with joystick control, untill my adapter gets here. I wouldn't hesitate to reccoment this product.

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