Well, I downloaded the SODA demo last night and played it. It is
pretty much a disappointment to me. I noticed a couple of other
postings last night that mentioned it was slow. It ran okay for me, but
it did seem fairly demanding.
You need a Rendition board to use it, and for people used to the
graphics in the ICR2 and Nascar2 Rend versions, I don't think the
graphics are going to impress them in this one. The
bouncing-up-and-down***pit view is a good thing, but the scenery and
all else just doesn't look too realistic to me. These trucks are just a
little too slow for this ICR2 and N2 fan.
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> Well, I downloaded the SODA demo last night and played it. It is > pretty much a disappointment to me. I noticed a couple of other > postings last night that mentioned it was slow. It ran okay for me, but > it did seem fairly demanding. > You need a Rendition board to use it, and for people used to the > graphics in the ICR2 and Nascar2 Rend versions, I don't think the > graphics are going to impress them in this one. The > bouncing-up-and-down***pit view is a good thing, but the scenery and > all else just doesn't look too realistic to me. These trucks are just a > little too slow for this ICR2 and N2 fan.On Sat, 30 Aug 1997 14:24:46 -0500, "Scott R. Lund"
You do NOT need a Rendition card to run SODA.
steve
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Steven Travers
Producer, SODA Off-Road Racing
Papyrus Design Group
