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V Rally 2 now working on the PC

3 posts by 3 people · 30 Sep 2002 15:22 UTC - 01 Oct 2002 10:26 UTC

Freddie 30 Sep 2002 15:22 UTC#95959
Finally got V rally 2 for the PC working - installed detonator drivers 29.42 and it has made a world of difference. The game itself is a lttle gem, far from perfect but with enough nice little touches to place it quite high up my list of games to enjoy. The graphics are smooth, but the option screens are a little ragged. The in car view has to be the best so far, with constant bumping and banging the view starts to become really tiring after only a minute or so, adding to the realism. The tracks have ditches and stones, and the ability to actually turn the car over or total it into a tree is much appreciated. Spectators run out of the way - quite a shock when you round a bend for the first time to see 20 or 30 of them in the road begin to sprint for safety. Fault wise, the co-driver is a bit weak, poor commentary, and I have a weird feeling that the car is travelling at about 30mph faster than the speedo says, although that could be a processor issue I guess. If you find a copy ( a fiver on a budget release) it's weel worth the fun - but beware of any graphic card driver issues like I had earlier.
Freddie, I read in a review somewhere that it didn't support steering wheels very well. That it was like full left or right when steering. Have you had any issues with this. -- Slot Tweaks & Reviews www.slottweak.com "Freddie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:an9q5a$obp$[email hidden]... > Finally got V rally 2 for the PC working - installed detonator drivers 29.42 > and it has made a world of difference. > > The game itself is a lttle gem, far from perfect but with enough nice little > touches to place it quite high up my list of games to enjoy. > > The graphics are smooth, but the option screens are a little ragged. The in > car view has to be the best so far, with constant bumping and banging the > view starts to become really tiring after only a minute or so, adding to the > realism. The tracks have ditches and stones, and the ability to actually > turn the car over or total it into a tree is much appreciated. > > Spectators run out of the way - quite a shock when you round a bend for the > first time to see 20 or 30 of them in the road begin to sprint for safety. > > Fault wise, the co-driver is a bit weak, poor commentary, and I have a weird > feeling that the car is travelling at about 30mph faster than the speedo > says, although that could be a processor issue I guess. > > If you find a copy ( a fiver on a budget release) it's weel worth the fun - > but beware of any graphic card driver issues like I had earlier. > >
"GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> writes: > Freddie, I read in a review somewhere that it didn't support steering wheels > very well. That it was like full left or right when steering. Have you had > any issues with this. I can confirm that. luckily, it only cost me about 5 euro. -- Gunnar #31 SUCKS#015 Tupperware MC#002 DoD#0x1B DoDRT#003 DoD:CT#4,8 Kibo�: 2 to err is human -- to forgive is bovine.

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