I haven't seen this mentioned yet (which doesn't necessarily mean it
hasn't been talked about already) - There is a GPM 1.02 patch available
at ftp.microprose.com dated 11/9/96. I've glanced through the bug fix
list, and it appears to be quite extensive, but I saw no fix for
multiple drivers with the same name :(
I haven't applied the patch yet (no time) so I can't comment on how
good it is but I just thought you might be interested,
Mike Excell
>I haven't seen this mentioned yet (which doesn't necessarily mean it
>hasn't been talked about already) - There is a GPM 1.02 patch available
>at ftp.microprose.com dated 11/9/96.
Thanks a lot for that info! Lets hope that the quality is up to acceptable
standards this time. GPM had so much potential, could have been a real
classic if it weren't for all the bugs. Some bugs in a game could be
accepted, but GPM was full of them, making the game unplayable. In the
emails I got from Microprose concerning my bug reports I got the feeling
that they truly were ashamed of the product.
BTW, anyone played or heard anything about Team F1, the new management game?
It is listed in Special Reserve. There is also a GPM2 on the way from what I
heard.
/Martin
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>>I haven't seen this mentioned yet (which doesn't >necessarily mean it >>hasn't been talked about already) - There is a GP >M 1.02 patch available >>at ftp.microprose.com dated 11/9/96. >Thanks a lot for that info! Lets hope that the qua >lity is up to acceptable >standards this time. GPM had so much potential, co >uld have been a real >classic if it weren't for all the bugs. Some bugs >in a game could be >accepted, but GPM was full of them, making the gam >e unplayable. In the >emails I got from Microprose concerning my bug rep >orts I got the feeling >that they truly were ashamed of the product.writes
I absolutely love Grand Prix Manager and my version has had no bugs.
However, can anyone shed any light on the rumour that Grand Prix Two is
compatible with Grand Prix Manager. The fact that GP2 simply does not
run under Windows makes that question even more difficult to answer.
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