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GP2 - I bought it in Italy !!! - Comments

2 posts by 2 people · 17 Jul 1996 - 19 Jul 1996

Today in Italy, at Bologna (Computer One), I bought GP2. It's not a limited edition, and I found it with the manual translated in italian. They said they are the first retailer in Italy to have it (and I'm the first owner in Italy...) The game on my P100 work perfectly in VGA standard, where if I don't use rear viewers and sky textures I can get 25 frame per second in Hockenheim and other tracks. The problem is the SVGA: it's really slow, and I can get 13 fps only without a lot of textures! Why don't I use it in VGA? Because the VGA graphics are not so good... they are quite bad! All the wonderful pictures we've seen are in SVGA, and you need a big machine to run it. The basic setup is very similar to the old F1GP for the wings, but you can't use the old gear setup with GP2, 'cause now you've got an engine slower (also if you take the Williams...), and you need to reduce all the gears. I selected the Italian as language, I don't know if it matters, but the Ferrari is too much good in race! Graphics in Monaco are simply fantastic: try it and love it. Why don't you take a look to http://www.computerone.it ? It's the home page of the shop which can send you a copy (perhaps, I don't know how it works with foreign countries). -- Paolo Zanetto
Quoted text (32 lines)> Today in Italy, at Bologna (Computer One), I bought GP2. > It's not a limited edition, and I found it with the manual translated in > italian. > They said they are the first retailer in Italy to have it (and I'm the > first owner in Italy...) > The game on my P100 work perfectly in VGA standard, where if I don't use > rear viewers and sky textures I can get 25 frame per second in Hockenheim > and other tracks. > The problem is the SVGA: it's really slow, and I can get 13 fps only > without a lot of textures! > Why don't I use it in VGA? Because the VGA graphics are not so good... > they are quite bad! > All the wonderful pictures we've seen are in SVGA, and you need a big > machine to run it. > The basic setup is very similar to the old F1GP for the wings, but you > can't use the old gear setup with GP2, 'cause now you've got an engine > slower (also if you take the Williams...), and you need to reduce all the > gears. > I selected the Italian as language, I don't know if it matters, but the > Ferrari is too much good in race! > Graphics in Monaco are simply fantastic: try it and love it. > Why don't you take a look to http://www.computerone.it ? It's the home > page of the shop which can send you a copy (perhaps, I don't know how it > works with foreign countries). > -- > Paolo ZanettoIt is out all over the italy.
It's fantastic but you must have a PC!!!!! for playng it very well. Also i with my P120 (with 48RAM) must take off many details

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