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kuko61

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Posted: Sun, 8th Jun 2008 00:34 Post subject:

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How do you get past the activation screen after patching with the emu? I cant seem to do it Sad

If you get activation screen, this is an error and emulation is not working correctly...
Have you DTpro? And only IDE adapter allowed? If you allowed SCSI adapter in DTpro, emulation not working...

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Posted: Sat, 14th Jun 2008 16:52 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Nascar Racing Season 2003 is the best Nascar racing game. What wheel were you using to control that? Or were you not using a force-feedback device? You really should use a force feedback wheel like the MOMO or G25. I've not played this game but I imagine a lot of its nuances are lost on you as you're coming at it with very clear misconceptions. A bit disingenuous to then release a video mocking it when anyone could take any game and make it seem ponderous and dull. You know, there's no point in going left AND right if going left OR right is just as superficial as the other (here's looking at you mechanistic GRID!). Going left in nascar, at speed, and with other drivers around has far more variables involved than simply TURNING left - but you won't know that if you've just turned it on, loaded up a track and hit the accelerator. I'd like to sit down with you guys and actually play a proper online session where I could explain the nuances and you could enjoy it. Maybe you'd learn to appreciate the depth of an experience rather than the superficial aspects which drive many of today's modern games. It's why something like Nascar Racing Season 2003 (yes, 2003) is still so popular TODAY.

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Kamikaze666

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Posted: Sat, 14th Jun 2008 16:58 Post subject:

oval racing is all about slipstreaming, learned that from playing gran turismo 5, but yes it can be rather dull...

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MannyK

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Posted: Sat, 14th Jun 2008 22:56 Post subject:

Ispep wrote:

Nascar Racing Season 2003 is the best Nascar racing game.

What wheel were you using to control that? Or were you not using a force-feedback device? You really should use a force feedback wheel like the MOMO or G25. I've not played this game but I imagine a lot of its nuances are lost on you as you're coming at it with very clear misconceptions.

A bit disingenuous to then release a video mocking it when anyone could take any game and make it seem ponderous and dull. You know, there's no point in going left AND right if going left OR right is just as superficial as the other (here's looking at you mechanistic GRID!). Going left in nascar, at speed, and with other drivers around has far more variables involved than simply TURNING left - but you won't know that if you've just turned it on, loaded up a track and hit the accelerator.

I'd like to sit down with you guys and actually play a proper online session where I could explain the nuances and you could enjoy it. Maybe you'd learn to appreciate the depth of an experience rather than the superficial aspects which drive many of today's modern games.

It's why something like Nascar Racing Season 2003 (yes, 2003) is still so popular TODAY.

OMG.. The accident at 3:52 PWNZ!!
The last nascar game that i played was the 2k2.. and it was difficult as hell to start an accident Sad

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