NASCAR Racing 2

I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't get decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you actually change the decals on the cars? Thanks

wow n2..hehehe last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played the first nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao "BeretKids" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't get > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to youactually > change the decals on the cars? Thanks

Good for you Fuz... I still get the urge to fire up my old games once in a while. I retain a AMD K6-2/500 system just for that purpose. Video is Creative Labs 16mb Voodoo Banshee and there resides Nascar & Nascar 2 (with beta 3dfx voodoo patch). I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on a Vesa Local Bus. The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar. This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would not work without it. That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going. Needless to say, it was then that my addiction to Nascar began...and so far shows no sign of letting up :-| "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:HP_mc.31251$[email hidden]...

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> wow n2..hehehe > last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played the first > nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao > > > > "BeretKids" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't

get > > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you > actually > > change the decals on the cars? Thanks > >

Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My monitor is sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup and two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao Yeah from time to time I'll play some of the old games. Here's a few on the p166 running win95 with 2 40gig HD's and running 128mg of edo ram with a voodoo banshee and a blaster sounds card. Papys Nascar racing and Indy car racing 2 Duke Nukem Road Rash Andretti racing Destructing Derby Moto Racer PBA bowling motocross madness just to name a few..the kids now a days have no idea what they missed out on! "Rich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ON7nc.31541$U75.24011@edtnps89... > Good for you Fuz... > I still get the urge to fire up my old games once in a while. > I retain a AMD K6-2/500 system just for that purpose. > Video is Creative Labs 16mb Voodoo Banshee and there resides Nascar &Nascar > 2 (with beta 3dfx voodoo patch). > > I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on aVesa > Local Bus. > The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar. > This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would > not work without it. > That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going. > Needless to say, it was then that my addiction to Nascar began...and sofar > shows no sign of letting up :-| > > "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:HP_mc.31251$[email hidden]... > > wow n2..hehehe > > last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played thefirst

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> > nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao > > > > > > > > "BeretKids" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't > get > > > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you > > actually > > > change the decals on the cars? Thanks > > > > > >

The turbo button.....I remember them on the XT and AT. Fuzzymojo wrote:

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> Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My monitor is > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup and > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao > > Yeah from time to time I'll play some of the old games. Here's a few on the > p166 running win95 with 2 40gig HD's and running 128mg of edo ram with a > voodoo banshee and a blaster sounds card. > Papys Nascar racing and Indy car racing 2 > Duke Nukem > Road Rash > Andretti racing > Destructing Derby > Moto Racer > PBA bowling > motocross madness > > just to name a few..the kids now a days have no idea what they missed out > on! > > "Rich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ON7nc.31541$U75.24011@edtnps89... > > Good for you Fuz... > > I still get the urge to fire up my old games once in a while. > > I retain a AMD K6-2/500 system just for that purpose. > > Video is Creative Labs 16mb Voodoo Banshee and there resides Nascar & > Nascar > > 2 (with beta 3dfx voodoo patch). > > > > I *used* to have a 486 with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster accelerator on a > Vesa > > Local Bus. > > The card came bundled with 5 games, one being Nascar. > > This particular Nascar version was designed for the accelerator and would > > not work without it. > > That was in the days (94-95) when Papy and Creative had some things going. > > Needless to say, it was then that my addiction to Nascar began...and so > far > > shows no sign of letting up :-| > > > > "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:HP_mc.31251$[email hidden]... > > > wow n2..hehehe > > > last week I was really bord and fired up my old p166 and played the > first > > > nascar game..and duke nukem..lmao > > > > > > > > > > > > "BeretKids" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > I've dug out my old NASCAR Racing 2 game for the first time, but can't > > get > > > > decals to show up in the paint shop. I've imported, but how to you > > > actually > > > > change the decals on the cars? Thanks > > > > > > > > > >

"Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:un9nc.18140$[email hidden]... > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My monitoris > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup and > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086 machines IIRC.

My 386/40 had one.. I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xLgnc.61567$[email hidden]... > > "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:un9nc.18140$[email hidden]... > > > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with > > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - Mymonitor > is > > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backupand

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> > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS > > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao > > > 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086 > machines IIRC. > >

Cliff Roman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:YQgnc.1845$pY1.160052@attbi_s51...

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> My 386/40 had one.. > > I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out > > > "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:xLgnc.61567$[email hidden]... > > > > "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:un9nc.18140$[email hidden]... > > > > > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage with > > > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My > monitor > > is > > > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tape backup > and > > > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS > > > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao > > > > > > 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086 > > machines IIRC.

Yeah, I got a 486sx right here that has one. At&t pos, lol. > > > > > >

Most 486 boards had the turbo connector on the board for the switch to connect to. I always shorted it with a jumper so it was always enabled...and then moved the switch onto the fsb connector or cpu multiplier. Now *that* was a turbo! Options usually ran from 25, 33,40,50 MHz for the FSB. It was cool running my AMD 5x86-133MHz to 160MHz at the touch of a button. It was always very stable..and helped push the bus to near P100 speeds....not bad for a quad clocked 486 cpu! :-) "JP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:iahnc.96$[email hidden]...

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> > Cliff Roman <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:YQgnc.1845$pY1.160052@attbi_s51... > > My 386/40 had one.. > > > > I do not remember them on 486s either but I would not rule it out > > > > > > "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:xLgnc.61567$[email hidden]... > > > > > > "Fuzzymojo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:un9nc.18140$[email hidden]... > > > > > > > > Everyone had a AMD K6 - right now mine is sitting in my garage

with > > > > nothing but music on it. All legal of course. Haha the 486's - My > > monitor > > > is > > > > sitting on one right now! With a 2 gig and 4gig HD with a tapebackup

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> > and > > > > two floppy drives along with a 2400 baud modem all running under DOS > > > > 6.0..lol remember the turbo button those things had..lmao > > > > > > > > > 486's had turbo buttons? I don't recall that, just the 8088, and 8086 > > > machines IIRC. > > > Yeah, I got a 486sx right here that has one. At&t pos, lol. > > > > > > > > > > > > > >