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IndyCarII/CART

9 posts by 8 people · 06 Aug 1998 - 10 Aug 1998

John C 06 Aug 1998#415873
Which is better, IndyCarII or CART? IndyCarII is only $12.99 at EB and CART is $19.99 at EB. What's the difference between the two? I'm looking for the most realistic one, kind of like NASCAR2. John C.
Smil 06 Aug 1998#415874
Go with CART Racing AKA Indycar Racing 2. Same company that made Nascar2 >Which is better, IndyCarII or CART? IndyCarII is only $12.99 at EB and >CART is $19.99 at EB. What's the difference between the two? I'm >looking for the most realistic one, kind of like NASCAR2. >John C.
John DeTor 06 Aug 1998#415875
Check the box of CART. I bought one (CART) even though I had ICR2 because my CART came with a strategy guide. It's up to you to decide if it's worth the extra $$. JD
Quoted text (11 lines)>Go with CART Racing AKA Indycar Racing 2. >Same company that made Nascar2 >>Which is better, IndyCarII or CART? IndyCarII is only $12.99 at EB and >>CART is $19.99 at EB. What's the difference between the two? I'm >>looking for the most realistic one, kind of like NASCAR2. >>John C.
CART as in "CART Racing" by Papyrus, or "CART Precision Racing" from Microsoft? If the latter (see Bruce?<g>), then get both and make up your own mind - as both have good points and bad. However, if the CART you refer is "CART Racing" by Papyrus, then that's the one to go for (instead of its older title of ICR2), as it contains all the needed patches and updates (except for the paintkit updates), not to mention a slick book by Steve Smith. CART by MS (CPR) needs a pretty hot system to run, while ICR2/CART by Papy will run fine even on a 486 (not great, but fine). CPR makes good use of network play, while ICR2/CART only has head-2- head via modem. CPR has an extensive setup area, but lacks some badly needed items. ICR2/CART has a very basic setup area. CPR has better graphics, but if you have a Rendition card, ICR2/CART's 3D version (included in CART Racing) screams on a P100 with all detail drawn. CPR's graphics (if set to max) will chug a bit on a P200MMX. Cheers! Marc > Which is better, IndyCarII or CART? IndyCarII is only $12.99 at EB and > CART is $19.99 at EB. What's the difference between the two? I'm > looking for the most realistic one, kind of like NASCAR2. > John C. -- Marc J. Nelson The Sim Project - http://www.simproject.com * No animals were harmed in the making of this e-mail *
B. Farme 07 Aug 1998#416011
Quoted text (11 lines)>> Which is better, IndyCarII or CART? IndyCarII is only $12.99 at EB > and >> CART is $19.99 at EB. What's the difference between the two? >$7-99? >-- >Regards, >Bruce. >---------- >The GP Legends Historic Motor Racing Club is located at:- >http://www.netspeed.com.au/brucek/legends/
Uhhhh, $19.99 - 12.99 _________ $ 7.00 right? Maybe money math is different over there? ;P (disclaimer) Just kidding; really, honest, no fooling. Trust me. Brian
You beat me to a good one Brian - LOL! =P
Quoted text (12 lines)> Uhhhh, > $19.99 > - 12.99 > _________ > $ 7.00 right? Maybe money math is > different over there? ;P > (disclaimer) > Just kidding; really, honest, no fooling. > Trust me. > Brian
-- Marc J. Nelson The Sim Project - http://www.simproject.com * No animals were harmed in the making of this e-mail *
Gee I wish I had caught that! Still, I'll keep a copy of this. Lookout Bruce! :)
Quoted text (23 lines)> You beat me to a good one Brian - LOL! =P > > Uhhhh, > > $19.99 > > - 12.99 > > _________ > > $ 7.00 right? Maybe money math is > > different over there? ;P > > (disclaimer) > > Just kidding; really, honest, no fooling. > > Trust me. > > Brian > -- > Marc J. Nelson > The Sim Project - http://www.simproject.com > * No animals were harmed in the making of this e-mail *

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