Correct me if I"m wrong, but here's another angle.
-Maybe it is NOT Papyrus who has their hands tied.
-Maybe it is DAYTONA SPEEDWAY who erroneously signed a contract
with Sega that binds them from licensing their racetrack to any other game
company.
--Nk.....
Good point. Hadn't thought of that possibility.
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> Correct me if I"m wrong, but here's another angle. > -Maybe it is NOT Papyrus who has their hands tied. > -Maybe it is DAYTONA SPEEDWAY who erroneously signed a contract > with Sega that binds them from licensing their racetrack to any other game > company.I agree totally. SEGA is holding DIS to this contract and killing the Papy
customers with it. I mean when DIS went into dealings with SEGA im sure they
expected more than that crappy arcade game that doesnt even have a true Daytona
track in it. Why eles would they employ Papy to A.) Make the Top Qualifier
game for the Daytona USA museum and B.) make a track for an N3 demo given away
with programs AND sold at the gift shop? Seems a bit fishy to me.
Chris
"Concerning the difference between man and the jackass: some observers hold
that there isn't any. But this wrongs the jackass."--Mark Twain
The Daytona/Sega deal expired 12/31/99. Sega no longer holds
the licensing. Daytona does.
buzard
