This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers:
"Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00"
Anybody have any idea what this is about?
J. P. Hovercraft
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 14:37:54 -0500, Support <[email hidden]>
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>This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers:
>
>"Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00"
>
>Anybody have any idea what this is about?
From Instant Access?
They use to bundle freeware addon programs and sell them on CD.
They did it for GP2 etc. Which reminds me I never got paid for their
F1RS-addon product. Was it ever released? Hmm...
If you got internet access you don't have any use for this product
most likely.
Cheers,
/Martin
Wasn't there a Perfect Grand prix add-on for GP2? IIRC it was the first
third party circuits made for GP2 before track editing tools became freely
available.
Chris
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"Support" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers:
>
> "Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00"
>
> Anybody have any idea what this is about?
>
> J. P. Hovercraft
>
>Wasn't there a Perfect Grand prix add-on for GP2? IIRC it was the first
>third party circuits made for GP2 before track editing tools became freely
>available.
A few of my early GP2 tracks were featured on that. I think it's about
time I publicly apologised for some of them :-)
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
I was one of the idiots that bought that crap too.
It is low quality, buggy and generally amateurish.
The work done by he GPx community is far better, and it's free.
Don't waste your money.
-Nick
Chris Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> Wasn't there a Perfect Grand prix add-on for GP2? IIRC it was the first > third party circuits made for GP2 before track editing tools became freely > available. > Chris > -- > www.geocities.com/simbokza > Remove _your_clothes before replying > "Support" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers: >> >> "Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00" >> >> Anybody have any idea what this is about? >> >> J. P. Hovercraft >>I noticed an add-on kit in PC World in the UK on Saturday . All you need is
net access and you can have all the add-ons you want.
Andrew
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> This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers: > > "Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00" > > Anybody have any idea what this is about? > > J. P. Hovercraft >Perfect Grand Prix make addons, they made some superb addon tracks and cars
for GP2. I have one CD of theire which gave me Paul Ricard etc etc...
The tracks are all original track quality too, excellent.
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"Support" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> This from a price sheet from one of our suppliers:
>
> "Perfect Grandprix add-on for GP3 - $xx.00"
>
> Anybody have any idea what this is about?
>
> J. P. Hovercraft
>
Tim Wheatley <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Perfect Grand Prix make addons, they made some superb addon tracks andcars
> for GP2. I have one CD of theire which gave me Paul Ricard etc etc...
>
> The tracks are all original track quality too, excellent.
A friend got that, & found his 'anti virus' was reported that the program
was infected. Never found out if it was a true virus or just a false alarm.
