"Usenetter" <me_again_ (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote

Nope - although I think Bleem will run GT (perhaps 2 aswell) on a PC - I
bought a PS1 for £10 recently if your dying to play GT

All the best,
Ash
http://www.siroccoracing.com

"Usenetter" <me_again_ (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote

Give Live For Speed a try...

http://www.liveforspeed.net

Similar premise with fictional cars and better physics.

-jde

"J.D. Ellis" <jd.ellis (AT) NOSPAMfuse (DOT) net> wrote


Wow!
Given its amazing configurability, seems unbelievable that steering
null-zone and st.linearity can't be adjusted (unless I missed something).
Physics model is interesting - acceleration seems VERY limited for race
machines and it's impossible to induce any kind of power slide.
It's the opposite of CMR3, in which cars pivot in the middle - giving the
experience of what it must be like to ride a 300BHP unicycle/jet-powered
iceberg.
So, LFS gives credible but excessively limited handling - while CMR3 gives
irritatingly uncredible handling that's way out there.
Of course, CMR3 graphics are incomparable, but LFS isn't too bad - given the
probable difference in production budgets.

"Von Gibbling" <von_gibbling (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote

The Caterham-clone cars will make you eat those words... :-)

Stephen

"Von Gibbling" <von_gibbling (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote


Sounds like you've just tried the Front wheel drive GTi type cars? I
find even the "entry level" rear wheel drive machines quite tail
happy.

Regards,

Mark