Just passing along that ICR2 is $5 at computer city in Glen Burnie MD. That's
in the ICR2 Box (not CART) and has the DOS, WIN95, and Mac versions of the
games. It doesn't seem to have the Rendition version on the CD.
I picked up myself another copy, still don't know why ?
Dave
> Just passing along that ICR2 is $5 at computer city in Glen Burnie MD. That's
>in the ICR2 Box (not CART) and has the DOS, WIN95, and Mac versions of the
>games. It doesn't seem to have the Rendition version on the CD.
Even the Rendition version went down in price, as did all Sierra
sports games -- as low as $9 -- simply because Sierra was changing
the boxes. At the Computer City where I work, we've sold out of
NASCAR 2 at the $9 price, and now have the exact same game, in the
new box, back up to like $29.99.
For some reason, CART Racing at our location only went down
to $19, and copies still exist of that, while the ones in the
new boxes are at $19.99. Some of the stock people are confused
though and may just have missed it. I know they put the new
boxes of CART Racing over a shelf tag for CART Precision Racing
(heavens!).
But yeah, the old Papyrus-published ICR2 would definitely be
a bargain-bin item at our store if we still had any. Just 'cause
it's cheap doesn't mean it's no good, though. I keep eyeing some
of the stuff in there to see if any of the games might be fun...
(...if I had time to play games, of course...)
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I picked up CART Racing in the new 'Sierra Sports' box for $20 at Best Buy this
weekend. I laughed when I saw ICR 1 selling for $10 Right next to it. :)
