Hope to get the SODA for xmas, could a few of you that already have the
sim give me your opinion on it. Thanks
Excellent, however it is quite different from ICR2 / N2
if you are looking for similarity there.
Go here for a lot of tracks, etc:
http://www.geocities.com/~tusta/
Robin
On Sun, 21 Dec 1997 13:42:19 -0600, Pat Gould
>Hope to get the SODA for xmas, could a few of you that already have the
>sim give me your opinion on it. Thanks
I sponsored a SODA race team last summer. This game is as tough as
the real thing. You wont master it overnight. Thats what I like about
it. I recommend it to any off road racing fan.
http://www.computerpro.com/~wright1/truck.htm
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>Excellent, however it is quite different from ICR2 / N2 >if you are looking for similarity there. >Go here for a lot of tracks, etc: >http://www.geocities.com/~tusta/ >Robin >On Sun, 21 Dec 1997 13:42:19 -0600, Pat Gould >>Hope to get the SODA for xmas, could a few of you that already have the >>sim give me your opinion on it. ThanksOn Sun, 21 Dec 1997 13:42:19 -0600, Pat Gould
>Hope to get the SODA for xmas, could a few of you that already have the
>sim give me your opinion on it. Thanks
I give it the thumbs up!
SODA, like Microsoft's Monster Truck Madness, runs great with my
Diamond Stealth S220 Rendition board. No Windows 95 hangs, no black
screens, etc.
The real fun comes with designing tracks of various complexity. It is
fun to me to see just how fast you can get those vehicles going on a
simple oval or even a perfect circle. Like sprint racing.
I only wish N2 and ICR II would run as stable and simple as SODA did
out of the box. The SODA team did a Good job!!!
