(besides GTR 2002?)
what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
Which upcoming sim is worth waiting for
Jeffrey asked what the next big racing sim would be. Suggestions included NASCAR Racing 2003 as Papyrus's last NASCAR title, Live for Speed, Racing Legends, Codemasters' Race Driver and IRL game, Dirt Track Racing 2 and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2. Many were pessimistic, and posters debated whether EA would continue its F1 series.
Automated summary.
LFS :)
or RL (yes i know, but have faith!)
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"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
>
>
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
>
I'd say NASCAR Racing 2003 Season followed by Live for Speed and hopefully
Racing Legends.
Phil
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Well overall I'd say it looks pretty bleak myself, but if I had to pick
1) NR2003 - I don't think it will be much better than NR2002 just more
fluff. However its the last of the line which means it could have a very
long life like GPL
2) LFS- Even though I'm not that impressed with it myself.
3) Racing Legends- If it ever happens.
For me the biggest thing to wait on will be hard ware upgrades. I think once
I max out my current motherboard I'll have a hard time justifying any major
spending.
MadDAWG
> 1) NR2003 - I don't think it will be much better than NR2002 just more
> fluff. However its the last of the line which means it could have a very
> long life like GPL
> 2) LFS- Even though I'm not that impressed with it myself.
> 3) Racing Legends- If it ever happens.
Race Driver *might* come good, and (outsider's bet) Codemasters' take on
'IRL'.
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
In terms of a significant step forward like GPL in 98, I would say the only
likely contender is Racing Legends. Sure it has to live up to its promise as a
hardcore racing sim, and plenty here doubt if the project will succeed, but in
terms of who is going to produce the next "big one" I see little other prospect.
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:amnf9k$7dros$[email hidden]...
> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
WSC
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 18:18:27 +0200, "Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>(besides GTR 2002?)
>what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
This week - Dirt Track Racing 2
Februrary - Nascar 2003
Next spring - f1 2003
Dunno of anything worthwhile coming out. I'll possibly get NT2003
despite every reason not to.
Jason
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I thought somebody here said that EA was done with F1.
dave henrie
> Dunno of anything worthwhile coming out. I'll possibly get NT2003
> despite every reason not to.
>
> Jason
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> On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 18:18:27 +0200, "Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >(besides GTR 2002?) > >what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for? > > This week - Dirt Track Racing 2 > Februrary - Nascar 2003 > Next spring - f1 2003> Race Driver *might* come good, and (outsider's bet) Codemasters' take on
> 'IRL'.
>
>
Good call. I forgot about the IRL game. After watching the last few IRL
races I'd move that to the top of my list. If the online racing is as good
as a Papy game that could be a ton of fun.
MadDAWG
Slightly embarrassed to admit amongst all you hardcores, but I'm looking
forward to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 in Mid-Oct.
-Tim
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
>
>
For me its NR2003. The final in a long great run by Papy. Until someone
can outdo their realism and networking code it will be hard to beat.
Looking forward to any new racing sims that can offer good online league
play, maybe the new IRL will give us just that.
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
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"Tim Miser" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Slightly embarrassed to admit amongst all you hardcores, but I'm looking
> forward to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 in Mid-Oct.
Are there any cockpit screenies? With no cockpit view it won't stand a chance
here...
- Dave
Are there any***pit screenies? With no***pit view it won't stand a chance
here...
- Dave
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote on 23 Sep 2002:
> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting
> for?
One that we don't even know about yet, that jumps out at us the way
Rally Trophy did.
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>"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote
> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
NR2003 <ducks>
WSC <ducks>
RL <ducks>
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On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 23:28:49 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>
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> I thought somebody here said that EA was done with F1.
Somebody said that they were done with F1 because they were going to
focus on NASCAR Thunder. Personally, I think the use of the F12k2
engine in NT should indicate that EA is quite happy with the F1 series
and will continue it. I think the person who said they were finished
with F1 assumed that ISI developed NT, when in fact they just supplied
the base engine to Tiburion.
Jason
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 00:46:42 GMT, "Dave Cook" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>Are there any cockpit screenies? With no cockpit view it won't stand a chance
>here...
Has there been a NFS title without a cockpit view?
Jason
Has there been a NFS title without a***pit view?
Jason
>"Jason Moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Has there been a NFS title without a cockpit view?
Need for Speed : Porsche Unleashed has a great cockpit view. I think the
original also had a cockpit view.
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> Has there been a NFS title without a***pit view?
Need for Speed : Porsche Unleashed has a great***pit view. I think the
original also had a***pit view.
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[email hidden] (Jason Moyer) wrote in
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I have read an unverified statement about the demise of the EA F1 series in
an article that was mainly about the closing of Microprose UK. (Sorry --
didn't bookmark it.)
It would be really interesting to know what EA's licensing deal is. Here's
a likely scenario: The deal ran for three years, and when it was time for
renewal, someone (with the initials B.E.) got a bit greedy... :)
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> On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 23:28:49 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > >> I thought somebody here said that EA was done with F1. > > Somebody said that they were done with F1 because they were going to > focus on NASCAR Thunder. Personally, I think the use of the F12k2 > engine in NT should indicate that EA is quite happy with the F1 series > and will continue it. I think the person who said they were finished > with F1 assumed that ISI developed NT, when in fact they just supplied > the base engine to Tiburion. > > JasonOn Tue, 24 Sep 2002 03:01:35 GMT, [email hidden] (Jason Moyer)
wrote somtehing like this:
>Has there been a NFS title without a cockpit view?
The answer is yes: NFS2 SE. It was the first NFS title with hardware
accelerated 3D graphics, and the cocpit view was dropped probably
because they didn't bother to do a 3D cocpit...
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> WSC <ducks>
Doesnt exist.
> RL <ducks>
Only really need to duck from Yourself and the ever-entertaining RedTEd in
that respect.
Doug
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
>
>
RS3
David G Fisher
"Jeffrey3456" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
>
>
"Jason Moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 00:46:42 GMT, "Dave Cook" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
> >Are there any cockpit screenies? With no cockpit view it won't stand achance
> >here...
>
> Has there been a NFS title without a cockpit view?
Good point. So close to release though, and I have not seen one screenshot from
the cockpit for NFSHP2. It could be great fun if they use the NFSPU physics.
- Dave
> Slightly embarrassed to admit amongst all you hardcores, but I'm looking
> forward to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 in Mid-Oct.
I'm also waiting for this one !
rms
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Jeffrey3456 wrote:
> (besides GTR 2002?)
> what do you think will be the next sim that�s really worth waiting for?
Spirit of Speed 2
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"Tim Miser" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Slightly embarrassed to admit amongst all you hardcores, but I'm looking
> forward to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 in Mid-Oct.
>
> -Tim
If they used the same basic engine as PU then it could be cool. Nothing
like getting drunk and running from the cops. :) And the best part is no
real jail when you loose.
MadDAWG
>"Doug Ellison" <[email hidden]> wrote
> > WSC <ducks>
>
> Doesnt exist.
Well that's kinda why I wrote it ;)
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>"Uncle Fester" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Spirit of Speed 2
World Circuit : Enhanced Edition! (which is actually GP5 <G>)
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I don't know about you guys, but I can't wait for Nascar Revolution II
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Good. The great thing about the NFS series is the breathtaking graphics.
NFSPU still easily holds it's own against today's driving sims so NFSHS2
should set a new standard for graphics that all others sims will be measured
against.
-Tim
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> "MadDAWG" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >If they used the same basic engine as PU then it could be cool. > > Nope. Totally different game, contracted out to a different company. > > Joe62> World Circuit : Enhanced Edition! (which is actually GP5 <G>)
I here they're going to be using an all-new 3D engine for GP5... ; )
> World Circuit : Enhanced Edition! (which is actually GP5 <G>)
I hear they're going to be using an all-new 3D engine for GP5.... ; )
Boeing's one for it's 777...
MS
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