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Re: Need For Speed

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From: s941... Bernie Lee
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1995 00:00
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Evan_M...@brown.edu (Evan) writes:

>abe...@ix.netcom.com (Anthony Beeman) wrote:

>>Has anybody else tried out the demo for Need for Speed?  It's made by
>>the same team that brought us the awesome NBA Live '95, and fans of it
>>will be able to tell right off the bat.  This is the first game I've
>>played on my P90 that actually plays very smoothly in SVGA mode with
>>high detail settings, and I must say this game is extremely awesome.
>>This is no NASCAR Racing, but more of a Ridge Racer or Daytona USA,
>>but you drive exotic sports cars.  The wrecks are loads of fun!  
>>I got the demo off of the October PC Gamer CD. 
>>/|>*ABe...@ix.netcom.com*<|\
>             
>              Do you know of an FTP site for the demo?  I'm a huge fan
>of the 3DO version of this game....it'll be interesting to see how the
>port plays...

Look for it at:

ftp.ea.com/DEMOS/nfsdemo.zip

it's fucking huge though.


BL95.

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From: s941...@bf.rmit.edu.au (Bernie Lee)
Subject: Re: Need For Speed
Date: 1995/09/15
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