CART!

I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some of those letters. And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: -------- TRUSRS @aol.com We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! CART! CART! CART! CART! ----- :)) Andre

CART! Championship Auto Racing Teams!!! Andre Warringa wrote in message <[email hidden]>...

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>I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >of those letters. >And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, >which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: > >-------- > >TRUSRS @aol.com >We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! > >CART! >CART! >CART! >CART! > > >----- > >:)) > >Andre

[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite > game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had > a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some > of those letters. hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention was: Microsoft Train Simulator http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure this time that I have lost it completely :) -- Olav K. Malmin remove .spam when replying

Olav, Apparently Microsoft has caught some heat from the National Association of Railroads (or some such) for encouraging the public to think it could run a train! I'm surprised the AAA or NHTSA doesn't object to GPL on the basis that it makes us think we could control cars in excess of 55 mph!!!! --Steve Smith "Olav K. Malmin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > > > I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite > > game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had > > a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some > > of those letters. > > hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention > was: > > Microsoft Train Simulator > http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html > > Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure > this time that I have lost it completely :) > > -- > Olav K. Malmin > remove .spam when replying

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>I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >of those letters. >And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, >which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: > >-------- > >TRUSRS @aol.com >We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! > >CART! >CART! >CART! >CART! > > >----- > >:)) > >Andre

Alright I'm famous!! :) CART!

"Stephen Smith" <[email hidden]> writes: > Olav, > > Apparently Microsoft has caught some heat from the National Association of > Railroads (or some such) for encouraging the public to think it could run a > train! I'm surprised the AAA or NHTSA doesn't object to GPL on the basis > that it makes us think we could control cars in excess of 55 mph!!!! Lol, the USA never stops to amuse me. :) -- Olav K. Malmin remove .spam when replying

So maybe the US version will be limited. The player can only be in passenger mode - lol Very exciting to go from NYC to LA as a passenger in a train - without leaving the comfort of home - YYYYYYAAAAAWWWWWWNNNNNNN "Stephen Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:r9PO6.24690$[email hidden]... > Olav, > > Apparently Microsoft has caught some heat from the National Association of > Railroads (or some such) for encouraging the public to think it could runa

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> train! I'm surprised the AAA or NHTSA doesn't object to GPL on the basis > that it makes us think we could control cars in excess of 55 mph!!!! > > --Steve Smith > > "Olav K. Malmin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > [email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > > > > > I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite > > > game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had > > > a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some > > > of those letters. > > > > hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention > > was: > > > > Microsoft Train Simulator > > http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html > > > > Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure > > this time that I have lost it completely :) > > > > -- > > Olav K. Malmin > > remove .spam when replying > >

On 23 May 2001 15:28:08 +0200, [email hidden] (Olav K. Malmin) wrote:

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>[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > >> I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >> game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >> a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >> of those letters. > >hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention >was: > >Microsoft Train Simulator >http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html > >Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure >this time that I have lost it completely :)

Yeah, we'll probably hear the same complaints that we heard about GP3. The trains handle like they're on rails...

Thomas Soerensen wrote: > So maybe the US version will be limited. The player can only be inpassenger mode - lol ROTFLMAO!!!!!! -- ed_ -- Note! Return address is *not* my own - but the e-mail address to an e-mail mass-distribution company that have bothered me one time to many! Eat this - suckers!

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes:

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>I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >of those letters. >And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, >which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: > >-------- > >TRUSRS @aol.com >We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! > >CART! >CART! >CART! >CART! >

Well, I admire his persistence...<g> Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +25.37...F2 +151.26... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (Olav K. Malmin) writes:

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>[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > >> I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >> game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >> a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >> of those letters. > >hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention >was:

This one caught my attention(I'm sure you've seen it...<g>) http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/rac.html Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett F1 hcp. +25.37...F2 +151.26... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Got me thinking. If enough people say 'CART!' enough times in enough places will it get the corporate suits that control the business of sim software development to hear and act to give us what we crave? Who knows we might be the tip of a profit iceberg. Makes sense but I doubt it because big business is more geared to creating and controling their markets than listening those who know what they want and need. People who know what they want are not as easily manipulated. But of course there are companies that are less fascist expections, so............ CART! CART! CART! CART! CART! Marty Andre Warringa wrote:

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> I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite > game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had > a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some > of those letters. > And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, > which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: > > -------- > > TRUSRS @aol.com > We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! > > CART! > CART! > CART! > CART! > > ----- > > :)) > > Andre

Hehe :) "Rob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > Yeah, we'll probably hear the same complaints that we heard about GP3. > The trains handle like they're on rails... >

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>[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > >> I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >> game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >> a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >> of those letters. > >hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention >was: > >Microsoft Train Simulator >http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html > >Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure >this time that I have lost it completely :)

Crazy piece of software? I think not! It is due out very soon I heard, and I can't wait! -pw

pw <[email hidden]> writes:

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> >[email hidden] (Andre Warringa) writes: > > > >> I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite > >> game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had > >> a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some > >> of those letters. > > > >hmm, couldn't find it. But something that really draw my attention > >was: > > > >Microsoft Train Simulator > >http://www.gamesdomain.com/gdreview/zones/previews/may01/mst.html > > > >Looks like a pretty crazy piece of software, and friends will be sure > >this time that I have lost it completely :) > > > Crazy piece of software? I think not! It is due out very soon I > heard, and I can't wait!

Hehe, put my words a little bit wrong. What I meant to say is: Cracking good idea chaps! :) -- Olav K. Malmin remove .spam when replying

> > > Alright I'm famous!! :) CART! You da man, NYR... hehe! Warlock!

"Marty U'Ren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Got me thinking. If enough people say 'CART!' enough times in enough > places will it get the corporate suits that control the business of sim > software development to hear and act to give us what we crave? Who knows > we might be the tip of a profit iceberg. > > Makes sense but I doubt it because big business is more geared to creating > and controling their markets than listening those who know what they want > and need. People who know what they want are not as easily manipulated. > > But of course there are companies that are less fascist expections, > so............ > > CART! > CART! > CART! > CART! > CART! > > Marty

Hi Marty, long time no see, Totally agree with you, Its like the shit on T.V. You can only rate what is put in front of you, If its all shit there is still going to be a number 1 rating program. Shit is cheap and easy to make. The sad thing is even if company makes a CART sim it is more than likely going to be shit. My mind casts back to the months of those glorious CPR screenshots and previews. I guess the chant should be Papy make a CART sim. Todd.

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> >I'm at work, and I was bored a bit, so I visited some of my favorite >game sites. While I was on www.gamesdomain.com I noticed that they had >a 'readers letters' section. So, still bored, I started reading some >of those letters. >And then I saw this letter from one of our regular RAS visitors, >which really made me spit my beer - err, coffee all over my keyboard: > >-------- > >TRUSRS @aol.com >We need a new CART sim, damn it!!! > >CART! >CART! >CART! >CART! > > >----- > >:)) > >Andre

hehehe