Papyrus at Daytona

With the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title NASCAR Racing 3. If you cannot stop by and visit us personally in Daytona, be sure during the next week to visit our web site at: http://www.papy.com/daytona/daytona.html We have our schedule of events posted here and will also update the site daily with pictures of the events that we are participating in. Scott Stutsman Producer Papyrus Design GroupWith the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title NASCAR Racing 3. If you cannot stop by and visit us personally in Daytona, be sure during the next week to visit our web site at: http://www.papy.com/daytona/daytona.html We have our schedule of events posted here and will also update the site daily with pictures of the events that we are participating in. Scott Stutsman Producer Papyrus Design Group

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> With the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature > NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title > NASCAR Racing 3. > If you cannot stop by and visit us personally in Daytona, be sure during > the next week to visit our web site at: > http://www.papy.com/daytona/daytona.html

Sounds exciting! What's more interesting than NROS finals is probably the fact that NASCAR 3 will be previewed. Any chance we might get a demo even though the game is only supposed to be ready for october? Philster

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>> With the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature >> NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title >> NASCAR Racing 3. >> If you cannot stop by and visit us personally in Daytona, be sure during >> the next week to visit our web site at: >> http://www.papy.com/daytona/daytona.html > Sounds exciting! What's more interesting than NROS finals is probably > the fact that NASCAR 3 will be previewed. Any chance we might get a demo > even though the game is only supposed to be ready for october?

Even better - can you tell us if CART3 is being worked on (either "Yes it is" or "No it isn't")? Damnit, CART deserves better than CART2 or CPR! Sorry - had to say it. Andy Backa The only skills I have the patience to learn are - Calvin and Hobbes Chewey Pages: http://home.istar.ca/~chewey

I don't think that ICR3 is being developed at this time. Right now 100% of their time is going towards N3/2000. gary243

> I don't think that ICR3 is being developed at this time. Right now 100% of > their time is going towards N3/2000. They better hurry up before the tiny window of opportunity closes. Rick

>> I don't think that ICR3 is being developed at this time. Right now 100% of >> their time is going towards N3/2000. >They better hurry up before the tiny window of opportunity closes. >Rick man.... what self control you manage to assert.... "Gunner" ORSA Bronze #78 Navy Dodge

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> With the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature > NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title > NASCAR Racing 3. > Scott Stutsman > Producer > Papyrus Design Group

Makes sense. Go to a track you aren't allowed to use in the N3 package, to promote the package. Am I picky or does this seem silly? -- Rich Koehler rgkoehler(at)lucent(dot)com killerk(at)home(dot)com

I agree ! Ya, please bring on Cart3 its time for us ICR2 people to have a new version. As a matter of fact, it may be viewed as slightly overdue. :-) Dennis

You are being picky. By showing how realistic they make the other tracks and the following they have, maybe that is an opportunity to show the folks at Daytona how bad they are messing up by not allowing Papy to make a likeness of their track. Regards, Phillip

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>> With the racing season upon us, Papyrus will be in Daytona to feature >> NASCAR Racing 1999 Edition and to show a preview of our upcoming title >> NASCAR Racing 3. >> Scott Stutsman >> Producer >> Papyrus Design Group >Makes sense. Go to a track you aren't allowed to use in the N3 package, >to promote the package. Am I picky or does this seem silly? >-- >Rich Koehler >rgkoehler(at)lucent(dot)com >killerk(at)home(dot)com

Or...will they unveil a N3 Daytona track for their simulators down there and not release it like they did for N2? Just a thought.

it just so happens that I will be in florida for a 2 week holiday (purely for disney for the kids you understand.... oh look it just happens to be speedweek - well as we a re here it would be rude not to!!!) woohoo!!! see you there -Lindsay (from the UK)

This is what I dont understand, at Daytona USA their showcase, they havea group of computer screens with Papyrus programs with the Daytona track for fans to run qualifing laps.

Gearhead21 wrote If I remember correctly it was a contract, so it's the opposite as a license it seems. Instead of Papyrus who wants to make a Daytona for their product, it's Daytona who asked Papyrus to create a track for the Daytona USA Experience ;) At that time Papyrus was still an independent company I think. -= <cough> It's not available on the Internet <cough> -= Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard/Nas-Frank> -= NROS Nascar sanctioned Guide http://www.nros.com/ -= SimRacing Online http://www.simracing.com/ -= Official mentally retarded guy of r.a.s. -= May the Downforce be with you... "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."

Which still brings me to a point I made months ago. WE have to sneak someone in and STEAL... ummm borrow...the Track files from the Daytona USA machines. Then REAL Daytona for everyone.

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> > that is an opportunity to show the folks at > >Daytona how bad they are messing up by not allowing Papy to make a likeness > >of their track. > Or...will they unveil a N3 Daytona track for their simulators down there and > not release it like they did for N2? > Just a thought.

The weird thing is that Daytona USA has a bank of 6 computers-all running N1 with a Daytona track! (unfortunately you can only qualify and not race against the other people) John DiFool

> You are being picky. By showing how realistic they make the other tracks and > the following they have, maybe that is an opportunity to show the folks at > Daytona how bad they are messing up by not allowing Papy to make a likeness > of their track. > Regards, > Phillip Let's hope it works. Anyone know when the Sega license runs out? Must be close now. I wonder if they would delay N3 to allow time for the Sega license to expire and open up a Papyrus one. Nah, Daytona would be a great expansion pack! -- Rich Koehler rgkoehler(at)lucent(dot)com killerk(at)home(dot)com

There was a long thread about that idea a year or so ago when it first debuted...pretty much, it was either Papy or one of the RAS guru's that said the track is totally incompatible with N1 even if we did manage to get a copy..sad ain't it? Ben

I seem to remember that Papy didn't include Daytona because Sega had exclusive rights to use Daytona for their arcade game. Isn't that liscense expired by now? Isn't it remotely possible that Papy could include Daytona in N2k? I have seen a version of Daytona for N2, but it was realy Talladega with new graphics on the walls. still had that wierd s/f line, and the banking was Tally. silly. >Which still brings me to a point I made months ago. WE have to sneak someone >in and STEAL... ummm borrow...the Track files from the Daytona USA machines. >Then REAL Daytona for everyone.

> I don't think that ICR3 is being developed at this time. Right now 100% of > their time is going towards N3/2000. > gary243 Cart2 or ICR3,which ever way you want to refer to it,has been shelved for an indefinite period of time. Don't look for any progress on it until N3/2000 is out and no patches are required. If I were a betting man,I would put my money on gpl2 before Cart2 Joel Willstien