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4 total messages Started by Steve Rogers Tue, 04 Apr 1995 00:00
Best Macintosh F1 game?
#2431
Author: Steve Rogers
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 1995 00:00
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Could someone tell me the name, publisher and if possible UK distributor of any
Formula 1 game for the Macintosh which they would recommend?  I've been playing
Microprose F1GP on a DOS PC and would like a game which has as many real
elements of the game rules as possible: pactice, qualifying, car setups, famous
or editable names & colours, realistic simulations of the real tracks
(epecially), a full season of play, etc. - and if possible it should be
updateable as the tracks and rules change (poss. asking too much?).  I did ask
recently and someone said there was a Ferrari-brand game, but didn't know the
details.

Please *e-mail* me if posting from comp.sys.mac.games or rec.autos.sport.f1, as
I can't handle the traffic(!) of these groups.  I will be glad to post a
summary of my findings.  Follow-ups are set to demon.tech.mac in the UK.
--
Steve Rogers = steverogers@thebeast.demon.co.uk
Snigger/Snogwriter, The Cauldron, Totnes.
It's a medium-sized world.
Re: Best Macintosh F1 game?
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Author: Morten Sidelmann
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 1995 00:00
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In article <352@thebeast.demon.co.uk>, steverogers@thebeast.demon.co.uk 
says...
>
>
>Could someone tell me the name, publisher and if possible UK distributor 
of an
>y
>Formula 1 game for the Macintosh which they would recommend?  I've been 
Sorry mate, there are no F1 games out there for the mac worth buying. The 
Ferrari thing you mentioned may be Ferrari Grand Prix but it's not worth 
the box it came in :-(
Last thing I heard was that IndyCar racing 2.0 will be out for the mac. 
Maybe finally a real racing game on our favourite computer :-)
-- 
Morten Sidelmann - The Royal Danish School of Pharmacy
                   Department of Analytical & Pharmaceutical Chemistry
 
                   Denmark: Home of the Tuborg and Carlsberg Beers ;-)
Re: Best Macintosh F1 game?
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Author: Steve Rogers
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 1995 00:00
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The summary is as follows:

The Ferrari game is out of date & most people don't like it, though a very few
do.

The Microprose game for the PC is very good and is one more reason for choosing
the PowerMac 6100 with DOS Compatibility Card, or getting a PC!  There isn't
anything as good on the Mac, although it is possible Microprose will port their
game to it.

Thank you for all your contributions.

--
Steve Rogers = steverogers@thebeast.demon.co.uk
Snigger/Snogwriter, The Cauldron, Totnes.
It's a medium-sized world.
Re: Best Macintosh F1 game?
#2434
Author: Jeff Hegedus
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 1995 00:00
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In article <385@thebeast.demon.co.uk>, steverogers@thebeast.demon.co.uk
(Steve Rogers) wrote:


> The Microprose game for the PC is very good and is one more reason for
choosing
> the PowerMac 6100 with DOS Compatibility Card, or getting a PC!  There isn't
> anything as good on the Mac, although it is possible Microprose will
port their
> game to it.


Nascar Racing and Indy Car Racing are both coming to the Mac (and to windows
for that matter) so unless you have to ply them now, you might want to hold
off on the Dos card....
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