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Re-Volt is neat!

8 posts by 6 people · 15 Jun 1999 - 22 Jun 1999

It is very amusing. I d/l last night. 1600x1200 w/ all eye candy on my PII450 (oc 465), 256MB, V3/3000 AGP. What axes are you trying to split? The opposite direction from the 'gas' is reverse, so I doubt you would want to be applying that at the same time. Me2. Have you tried to go up that ramp that goes up the trunk of the red BMW? Come to think of it..everyone in that neighborhood drives a Bimmer.... ~daxe
Tim O 16 Jun 1999#474350
Downloaded the demo based on some comments I read in the action game newsgroup. It was really refreshing to play something so completely different. The handlings a little funky, you basically have to keep the car pinned, because you spin when you let off the gas. I couldn't get it to work with split axis on my Formula Force, although it identified the controller as "combined axis" when I calibrated that way. Anyone get it to work with separate axis? Lots of fun once you get the hang of it, jumping curbs (literally) to cut corners, etc. Seems like it'll be a blast for LAN games. Think I'll buy it. :-) Tim -- http://www.users.fast.net/~fusion1 (dirt bikes, rat bikes, rental car abuse...)
There is a steering setting that, when made lower, makes the steering very slow (sort of counterintuitive). Have you ever driven an RC car? They are *very* twitchy to steer... You can shut that off in the menus by setting 'pickups' to 'no'. I wish I could get inside the vehicle in ReVolt daxe
Tim O 16 Jun 1999#474352
>What axes are you trying to split? The opposite direction from the 'gas' is >reverse, so I doubt you would want to be applying that at the same time. The pedal axis. The reason I wanted to do it isn't really a play issue. It's because I don't want to go into the Logitech profiler and switch the pedal configuration every time I play it. Tim
On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 23:52:22 -0400, "Daxe Rexford" >> Downloaded the demo based on some comments I read in the action game >> newsgroup. It was really refreshing to play something so completely >> different. >It is very amusing. I d/l last night. 1600x1200 w/ all eye candy on my PII450 >(oc 465), 256MB, V3/3000 AGP. The damn thing wont run on my system, when I go to race it shows a screen for a second and then it turns all blue! I can still see the speedo and have sound but all the racing screen is all blue! My sytem seems to run everything else fine and I dont know what the problem is! I even installed that Direct X 6.1 with the demo! Celeron 400 64 MB Ram Creative Voodoo Banshe 16MB AGP Beats the heck out of me but one funny thing Ive noticed is that the 3DFX logo never pops up like it does on all other 3D games. maybe it doesnt recognize my video card!
Kai Fuller 18 Jun 1999#474853
My Futaba controller is actually adjustable on the flt for sterring play and how quick it is to re-act. If you get into real R\C racing It can be twitchy or sluggish as you would like it to be, Radio shack cars yes are very twitchy, but a good team asssociated truck can be very precise. Playing this game definetly reminds me of the Radio shack \ sears experience. >> Good idea for a game but the steering is too twitchy. Harder to >> control than GPL! For me anyway. And yes I played with the control >> settings. >There is a steering setting that, when made lower, makes the steering very slow >(sort of counterintuitive). Have you ever driven an RC car? They are *very*
Quoted text (13 lines)>twitchy to steer... >> And the ability to shoot at opponents takes away from the >> game IMO. >You can shut that off in the menus by setting 'pickups' to 'no'. >> I had more fun with the powerslide demo which is very >> similar playwise. >I wish I could get inside the vehicle in ReVolt >daxe
Don Hancock 21 Jun 1999#475342
There's a flight sim out that models R/C aircraft SO closely it actually INCLUDES a gutted radio as a controller!! It LOOKS cool, but DAMN it's expensive. Can't remember the name, tho. I'd think that "simulating" controlling a radio controlled car would suck with a steering wheel. When I'm playing a game I want to FEEL like I'm IN it: when I play Quake I use my "six-shooter", when I fly I use my Saitek X36F, when I drive I use my TM NasPro. If I were to do R/C driving, I'd think a gamepad would be the best idea (currently available)... Re-Volt looks "interesting" tho. Gunner
Caste 22 Jun 1999#475561
I downloaded this game and i must admit, very nice programming.. Fast and some nice rendering(24bit) Did ya see the lawn watering? Look real... And the blurr on the radio antenna... The racing was fast paced and realistic (in realistic mode)......You gotta check this one out... PassedYa > >Downloaded the demo based on some comments I read in the action game > >newsgroup. It was really refreshing to play something so completely > >different.

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