Here is the site
http://moto1.net/magazine/article.asp?A=164
NEW DRAG RACING GAME FORTHCOMING?
Moto1.net, new sponsor of the NHRA national event in Virginia, also offers
authentic
racing through state-of-the-art computer simulations for multi-player
Internet and stand-
alone PC racing. They bought the rights to Tantrum Entertainment's
breakthrough game
NHRA Drag Racing, which will probably be re-released with improvements and
a
Second edition, with true internet MP capabilities, will follow.
Here is the site
http://moto1.net/magazine/article.asp?A=164
"Tabber" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Second edition, with true internet MP capabilities, will follow.
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> NEW DRAG RACING GAME FORTHCOMING? > Moto1.net, new sponsor of the NHRA national event in Virginia, also offers > authentic > racing through state-of-the-art computer simulations for multi-player > Internet and stand- > alone PC racing. They bought the rights to Tantrum Entertainment's > breakthrough game > NHRA Drag Racing, which will probably be re-released with improvementsI have the original game. Would you like to have it? Once a turd, always
a turd.
Tabber wrote:
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> > NEW DRAG RACING GAME FORTHCOMING? > Moto1.net, new sponsor of the NHRA national event in Virginia, also offers > authentic > racing through state-of-the-art computer simulations for multi-player > Internet and stand- > alone PC racing. They bought the rights to Tantrum Entertainment's > breakthrough game > NHRA Drag Racing, which will probably be re-released with improvements and > a > Second edition, with true internet MP capabilities, will follow.Tantrum's NHRA Drag Racing was a pathetic attempt at a drag racing
game. Burnout is so much better, there is really no comparison. Maybe
these people can work wonders with it, but if it were me, I would just
start from scratch. Don't expect much...
TW
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 19:17:22 GMT, "Tabber"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
Todd Walker
twalker294 at earthlink.net
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>NEW DRAG RACING GAME FORTHCOMING? >Moto1.net, new sponsor of the NHRA national event in Virginia, also offers >authentic >racing through state-of-the-art computer simulations for multi-player >Internet and stand- >alone PC racing. They bought the rights to Tantrum Entertainment's >breakthrough game >NHRA Drag Racing, which will probably be re-released with improvements and >a >Second edition, with true internet MP capabilities, will follow. > >
"Tabber" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> a
> Second edition, with true internet MP capabilities, will follow.
>Let me see if I get this right. Motorsims made one of the biggest pieces of
crap software I've seen in 30 years of dealing with software, so.....they
went out bought an older preexisting piece of crap?
What am I missing here? I don't get it.
And what's with the new web site? Are they figuring that since they can't
make a living selling bad software they're going into web publishing
instead? Will they maintain it any better than they maintain the Motorsims
site, which currently lists on its front page an event that was canceled
months ago and has a "Daily Screenshot" dated March 12?


































