AMA is going to be a keeper.excellent physics model and a good authentic feel
to it. This sim will be in the upper echelons of authentic bike racing. Runs
a liitle choppy at 1024 on a 400 Mhz w/ 192 megs and Tnt2 ultra but hopefully
will be tweaked a bit more for performance for the release.
From what I've read and seen the game is gonna be awesome.Honestly I'm
anticipating this one more than any other right now.I just love watching AMA races
and can't wait to get on some of the tracks.
Mark
> AMA is going to be a keeper.excellent physics model and a good authentic feel
> to it. This sim will be in the upper echelons of authentic bike racing. Runs
> a liitle choppy at 1024 on a 400 Mhz w/ 192 megs and Tnt2 ultra but hopefully
> will be tweaked a bit more for performance for the release.
And how would you know? :) No demo at all has been released, period.
People test the product before it is released... it's called beta
testing...period
And all the beta testers are under NDA agreements. :)
Period :) You can't say how a game will be when you read previews or see
screenshots. You have to have played the game...or beta tested it. Then
you'll know how it rates up with GP500...
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Well that's exactly the point.
You can also say how it rates up with EA SBK also. Well I don't want to
tell how it rates, but I just hope that Motorsims gets a good field of
online subscribers so they can really push this product to the limit, making
it stable online, and updating the physic better each time. I really like
the marketing idea of Motorsims, I mean everybody will be able to race all
the tracks for free, but I hope many of them choose to continue and come
race online. It will be a blast.
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On Sat, 4 Sep 1999 13:16:27 -0500, "Chris \"Hollywood\" Schletter"
>And all the beta testers are under NDA agreements. :)
NDAs generally don't extend to exclude telling people "It's great".
Cheers!
John
Yeah... but I will clear up the fact that Chris didnt do anything on the BETA
test but create headaches and complain that you werent working on a CART
simulation ;) ROFL
Scott
PA-Scott
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> On Sat, 4 Sep 1999 13:16:27 -0500, "Chris \"Hollywood\" Schletter"
> >And all the beta testers are under NDA agreements. :)
There were 2 sets of beta testers. There were the folks who signed up for
the GameSpot beta, and then there are our double-secret beta testers like
Hollywood (who get lots of inside poop and are therefore under NDA).
In any event, the box should be at EB and Babbages today (Weds 9/22) and in
other stores (CompUSA, etc.) by Friday.
First online prize-bearing event will be in October.
-MSM
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Damn straight! :)
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