No release date on the demo yet.
They are only available in arcade, single rally, and time trial mode. The F2
cars are used in sim mode.
The tracks were filmed and recreated (420 miles) so whatever turns are there
in real life will be in the sim.
Though it will have an arcade mode, their goal is to make the most realistic
simulator possible in every area. Car physics has had the most hours
assigned to it and they are receiving input from real life rally drivers
like BRC champion Martin Rowe, the car manufacturers, Mitsubishi engineers,
and the racing teams. Members of the developement team have also driven
rally cars.
Here's the official site, and an excellent fan site.
[link lost in import]
[link lost in import]
David G Fisher
Can't wait to try the Evo2 Ibiza.
If it's based of the BRC, what's with the WRC cars?
The screen shots look suspiciously devoid of corners - it's not just going
to be a rehash of the awful RAC game they did I hope.
Any independant info on whether it's a sim (like papy) or just 'simmy' (like
codemasters)?
Mark
Reading, UK
