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Best racing sim

10 posts by 8 people · 11 Dec 1997 - 14 Dec 1997

Bob Phinne 11 Dec 1997#386810
I have nascar2, Gp2 and ICR2....wondering about NFS2SE.....which is the best racing Sim? I have a 3dfx Monster 3d and would to use it!!
Roger Littl 11 Dec 1997#386811
Wait for F1 from UbiSoft. It looks awesome on 3dFX and has a very good driving model, too. Personally, I didn't like NFS2. Wasn't really a simulation, but some people like that. >I have nascar2, Gp2 and ICR2....wondering about NFS2SE.....which is the best >racing Sim? I have a 3dfx Monster 3d and would to use it!!
Norber 12 Dec 1997#387149
yes, and Frogger is the best Wargame.... ;-)
Target 12 12 Dec 1997#387151
F1 from Ubisoft doesn't look better than CART PR at all! It looks just like Formula 1 on playstation with minor graphics upgrades.
Redr 12 Dec 1997#387152
Is it just me or F1 Psygnosis looked better than CART PR? Besides, you can't run CART PR on max graphics (i have P166 with R3D). P.S. Ubisoft F1RS is great!
SNAKE 12 Dec 1997#387153
Big difference between looks like and plays like. CPR may look good, but......I think the subject has been covered. Jake Myers
Simproje 13 Dec 1997#387385
I think you should try F1RS before making such a remark. The idea is to lend a hand in helping make an educated choice, not steer away based on a guess by someone viewing screen shots. Cheers! Marc
>F1 from Ubisoft doesn't look better than CART PR at all! >It looks just like Formula 1 on playstation with minor graphics upgrades. I don't have F1 Playstation. What I do have is F1RS and CPR. Except for the user interface, F1RS is superior in every respect. The graphics (3dfx mode - haven't bothered with D3D) are stunning. With my humble P200 Classic, 32Mb, Flash3DFx i have everything turned on, a full field, rain etc, etc and brilliant frame rate except for the very beginning of a race (e.g. the hairpin on the first lap at Monaco). Wheel spin matches engine sound, AI is effective (too early to say more yet) and it gives an incredible experience. On the down side, the menu system is awful - it seems to take ages to get to wherever you want to be - even with a full install. You also need the damn CD in the drive all the time and it is not easily customisable. Sound is crappy and the throttle is incredibly sensitive. Most importantly, it comes down to this - F1RS plays well in all aspects. CPR is currently only suitable for hotlapping or the zone (ducks for flames). However, having just recieved CPR (from the CD-ROM Shop in Canada) I have every intention of keeping it and trying the patch - it has enormous potential. It really is a lot of fun on the zone. It's just that try an offline race is incredibly unsatisfying. Just my opinions - I would recommned any lover of open wheel Sims to get both. -- Neil Charlton http://www.charlt.demon.co.uk/ --

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