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Cart Precision Racing a Real Disappointment,Don't Waste Your Money.

2 posts by 2 people · 25 Nov 1997 - 26 Nov 1997

I bought Microsoft's Cart Precision Racing and I am very disappointed to say the least.It is nowhere near as good as Indy Car II.It feels more like an arcade game then a racing sim.I am running it with a non-MMX Intel 166 which Microsoft says will run the game very good in the highest resolution.I am not so much upset about the graphics but this game is not really a racing sim it is more like an arcade racing game.You can't adjust opponent strenght and there are alot of other things you can't do that would take too long to list.If you want to buy Cart Precision Racing because you think it will be better than Sierra Indy Car Racing II , Don't bother.Don't waste your money like I did.Stick to the real racing sims like Nascar 2 and Indy Car II.
L.A. Ming 26 Nov 1997#384372
< SNIP > Be carful Andrew, don't even BREATH that you like Papyrus' sims on this RAS. If you do, you may be accused of kissing Papy's tail like Michael Carver was accused. Andre O.F. Racing

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