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Superbike World Championship pretty fun

4 posts by 4 people · 06 Mar 1999 - 07 Mar 1999

PHendrix27 06 Mar 1999#454459
I just picked this one up today, and despite how bad of a job EA did with NRev, Superbike is a pretty solid game. The bike will twitch under heavy braking going into the turns, and in some cases it will even flip forward under hard braking. There are numerous options that you can change, everything from grapics to bike control. I've had a couple of pretty tight races that were very exciting, I really like the angry***waving that riders do when the get bumped. Anyway, dont be too quick to shoot this one down because of Nrev. Let's just hope that Pro Sports Car GT takes after this title and not Nrev. Well back to the game for me, gotta figure out how to set the bike up better. Just my opinion
Don Chapman 06 Mar 1999#454460
I also agree that Superbike World Championship is pretty good. After several hours of play on my PII 450, Voodoo2 SLI setup, I have had no lockups or bugs. Pretty amazing for a game nowadays, especially one from EA. I think the highest resolution that can be reached is 800x600. Bike sounds are not the greatest, but I have not tried all the bikes yet. So far it is extremely challenging in Simulation mode. However, I have been struggling with what is the best controller configuration. I have tried the MS Freestyle Pro, MS Gamepad, MS Sidewinder Joystick, and my TSW. It appears that you really need to take advantage of feathering the throttle and brakes, so using a button for acceleration and brakes is not a good option. My question to anyone who currently has the game is what joystick and button configuration are you using and why? Thanks in advance. Don Chapman
Joe McGinn 06 Mar 1999#454461
>for acceleration and brakes is not a good option. My question to anyone who >currently has the game is what joystick and button configuration are you >using and why? Thanks in advance. I find just a regular joystick (MS Sidewinder Precision Pro) works pretty well. It seems to simulate the feeling of leaning the bike well. The Freestyle Pro gamepad might be kind of neat, though I don't know if it gives you as fine control. Joe
Mark C Dod 07 Mar 1999#454654
The freestyle pro works well but you look like bit silly cause you tend to lean the way you tilt the thing. Well I do anyway.....
Quoted text (10 lines)> >for acceleration and brakes is not a good option. My question to anyone who > >currently has the game is what joystick and button configuration are you > >using and why? Thanks in advance. > I find just a regular joystick (MS Sidewinder Precision Pro) works > pretty well. It seems to simulate the feeling of leaning the bike > well. The Freestyle Pro gamepad might be kind of neat, though I don't > know if it gives you as fine control. > Joe

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