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best rally sim

5 posts by 5 people · 26 Dec 1997 - 31 Dec 1997

Ted U 26 Dec 1997#389021
Anybody have experience with a good rally sim? I'm looking for the best one that supports 3DFX and steering wheels. I've heard of International Rally Championship but can't find it anywhere. Any ideas? e-mail me
: Anybody have experience with a good rally sim? : I'm looking for the best one that supports 3DFX and steering wheels. : I've heard of International Rally Championship but can't find it : anywhere. : : Any ideas? : : e-mail me : Forget about this game. Instead, buy the previous game, called "Rally Champonship" in the States. It is now being sold with Screamer 2 for about 30 bucks. It is a much better sim, even without 3dfx, and it supports wheels. It has some flaws, of course, but gives a much better "feel" for competing in a rally, and it flies on anything from a P133 up. It was released by *** Software.
>Forget about this game. Instead, buy the previous game, called >"Rally Champonship" in the States. It is now being sold with >Screamer 2 for about 30 bucks. It is a much better sim, even without >3dfx, and it supports wheels. It has some flaws, of course, but >gives a much better "feel" for competing in a rally, and it flies >on anything from a P133 up. It was released by *** Software. This sounds like good advice if the US Rally Championship is the same as the UK's Network Q RAC Rally game. I prefer the driving 'engine' of Screamer 2, but both games are definately worth the money individualy, and if you can get both for the price of one you will not be dissapointed. My only other comment is to suggest you get a Digital Edge F1Sim steering wheel and pedals. That makes it a lot more fun! -- To reply, remove nosmeg from e-mail address.
And don't forget to buy also the X-Miles addon. You will get 10 extra courses to race at.
Quoted text (16 lines)>>Forget about this game. Instead, buy the previous game, called >>"Rally Champonship" in the States. It is now being sold with >>Screamer 2 for about 30 bucks. It is a much better sim, even without >>3dfx, and it supports wheels. It has some flaws, of course, but >>gives a much better "feel" for competing in a rally, and it flies >>on anything from a P133 up. It was released by *** Software. >This sounds like good advice if the US Rally Championship is the same >as the UK's Network Q RAC Rally game. I prefer the driving 'engine' of >Screamer 2, but both games are definately worth the money individualy, >and if you can get both for the price of one you will not be >dissapointed. My only other comment is to suggest you get a Digital >Edge F1Sim steering wheel and pedals. That makes it a lot more fun! >-- >To reply, remove nosmeg from e-mail address.
Dave Har 31 Dec 1997#389676
Quoted text (14 lines)>>Forget about this game. Instead, buy the previous game, called >>"Rally Champonship" in the States. It is now being sold with >>Screamer 2 for about 30 bucks. It is a much better sim, even without >>3dfx, and it supports wheels. It has some flaws, of course, but >>gives a much better "feel" for competing in a rally, and it flies >>on anything from a P133 up. It was released by *** Software. >This sounds like good advice if the US Rally Championship is the same >as the UK's Network Q RAC Rally game. I prefer the driving 'engine' of >Screamer 2, but both games are definately worth the money individualy, >and if you can get both for the price of one you will not be >dissapointed. My only other comment is to suggest you get a Digital >Edge F1Sim steering wheel and pedals. That makes it a lot more fun! >-- >To reply, remove nosmeg from e-mail address.
Network Q Rally Championship is the one to beat. Its closer to a British forest event and the in car view is not available on the newer Internaltional Rally Championship.

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