GP3 Interview 4.

Hey look, Geoff was the guy who made stunt car racer for Amiga! My very first racing game! Does anyone remember that one too? Still having good memories of it: tracks like the humpback, the stepping stones, the drawbridge... simple but great fun! Ah Geoff, I already respected you a *lot* but man, you are the best! Oops, sorry, I almost forgot Dave Kaemmer. Well let's see how GP3 plays before we draw any conclusions.

Another former Amiganaut. Welcome to AA. Now repeat after me.. "just imagine what kind of game machine the Amiga woulda been if it matched the pc development..." dave henrie former A500 driver.(World Circut Grand Prix and Stunt Driver, and Ferrari Formula 1 and Falcon and F18. Heck we were doing carrier landings 8 years ago...and now Janes wants to make that sim all over again? :) dave henrie > Hey look, Geoff was the guy who made stunt car racer for Amiga! My very > first racing game! Does anyone remember that one too? Still having good > memories of it: tracks like the humpback, the stepping stones, the > drawbridge... simple but great fun! Ah Geoff, I already respected you a > *lot* but man, you are the best! Oops, sorry, I almost forgot Dave Kaemmer. > Well let's see how GP3 plays before we draw any conclusions.

Was it really that long ago? Jeez...I bought an Amiga 500 just to get FA-18!! (I also bought a PC simply to be able to run "Indianapolis 500") -- Regards, Bruce Kennewell, Canberra, Australia. --------------------------- -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeeds.com The Largest Usenet Servers in the World! ------== Over 73,000 Newsgroups - Including Dedicated Binaries Servers ==-----

>Hey look, Geoff was the guy who made stunt car racer for Amiga! My very >first racing game! Does anyone remember that one too? Still having good >memories of it: tracks like the humpback, the stepping stones, the I bought that for the PC because I saw the Amiga version - STILL HAVE IT!!! I remember going over the large hump on one track and truly FEELING like I was gonna hurl as I went over the top. Those bouncing shock absorbers were AWESOME! MAN, that was a fun game.... Gunner

I feel like that when going over the big jump on the powerslide demo! Especially after a few glasses of the Capes roughest red:)

I bought mine to run "Ferrari Formula 1". Back to the sprite-based cars on-track <G>. The stills in the garage looked amazing, though! JoH

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>Was it really that long ago? Jeez...I bought an Amiga 500 just to get >FA-18!! >(I also bought a PC simply to be able to run "Indianapolis 500") >-- >Regards, >Bruce Kennewell, >Canberra, Australia. >--------------------------- >> Another former Amiganaut. Welcome to AA. Now repeat after me.. >> "just imagine what kind of game machine the Amiga woulda been if it >> matched the pc development..." >> dave henrie >> former A500 driver.(World Circut Grand Prix and Stunt Driver, and >> Ferrari Formula 1 and Falcon and F18. Heck we were doing carrier >> landings 8 years ago...and now Janes wants to make that sim all over >> again? :) >> dave henrie > -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- > http://www.newsfeeds.com The Largest Usenet Servers in the World! >------== Over 73,000 Newsgroups - Including Dedicated Binaries Servers ==-----

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That game rocked. Very realistic, and the ferrari engine sound was pretty ***y good to. REmember gp cycles, vroom!!!! classic car games