While it is technically not an auto simulator, I'm hoping someone in
this group can give me a recommendation on the game Grand Prix
Manager.
Is it any good? It appears that there is now a version 2 out and the
original is being "blown out" at $24. Has anyone played both versions
and should I pick up the cheaper older one or spring the full bucks
for the new and improved one.
Thanks,
Gary
-- "If you think there's a solution, you're part of
the problem" ...George Carlin
Be warned that Grand Prix Manager is full of bugs that never got
corrected and make the game close to impossible to play.
GPM 2 seems to have its fair share of bugs, too, so I would steer clear
of the two of them.
Folco
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>While it is technically not an auto simulator, I'm hoping someone in >this group can give me a recommendation on the game Grand Prix >Manager. >Is it any good? It appears that there is now a version 2 out and the >original is being "blown out" at $24. Has anyone played both versions >and should I pick up the cheaper older one or spring the full bucks >for the new and improved one. >Thanks, >Gary >-- "If you think there's a solution, you're part of > the problem" ...George CarlinQuoted text (10 lines)
>While it is technically not an auto simulator, I'm hoping someone in >this group can give me a recommendation on the game Grand Prix >Manager. >Is it any good? It appears that there is now a version 2 out and the >original is being "blown out" at $24. Has anyone played both versions >and should I pick up the cheaper older one or spring the full bucks >for the new and improved one. >Thanks, >Garytake a look at f1 manager pro by software2000
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