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GP2, revisited

1 post by 1 person · 02 Nov 1997 - 02 Nov 1997

I had the original World Circuit on my (20 meg) hard drive for 4 or 5 years and played it regularly. Now after 18 months or so, I still have GP2 loaded and I play it all the time. The competing products come and go (as do the 3D shoot-em-ups and the strategty things), but GP2 is utterly fantastic and I always go back to it. Incidentally, there are a number of third-party utilities on the Net which allow you to alter almost every aspect of the game (including grip). With a little tweaking, I'm sure you could get the driving model much more to your liking. Nascar 2's (non-rendition) frame rate is suprisingly bad after the great performance of ICR2, but it's a solid game and I'm looking forward to NROS. The driving model in IndyCar II feels wildly unrealistic compared to GP2, but I still enjoy the game once in a while. Find yourself a comparable modem opponent for GP2 and you'll really have a blast! Regards, Simon
Quoted text (14 lines)> Hey, > Thanks to everyone who helped me with frame rate and T2 .con files. I > have had GP2 on my computer for several months and NEVER played it > because of poor graphics and even worse control. BUT, when I got my > frame rate up and started using the Alex.con for my control, GP2 has > worked its way up my list of most played games. I still think the car > has too much *grip* to be realistic, and seems to stop from 200 to 0 in > about 10 feet, but is still a really good game. > Jody's Sim Top 3: > #1- Nascar 2 > #2- IndyCar II > #3- GP2 > Thanks for the help, > -Jody-

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