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Re: X-CAR: racing game Poll

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From: Michael Bara
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 1997 00:00
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Alex Harper wrote:
> 
> Hi :)
> 
> I work for Bethesda Softworks, and along w/ Media Tech West, we're about
> to release a new a new 3D autoracing simulation game called X-CAR for
> Intel based computers.
> 
> X-CAR allows the player to customize your experimental vehicle, and
> race in the unlimited class on tracks around the US and in Europe.
> This game uses the X-ngine 3D engine, which was used for such games
> as Daggerfall and Skynet.
> 
> We have already built the US racing tracks, and are about to
> build the European tracks.  This is where you can help.
> We are polling the Net to find out what European tracks
> would you like to race on.  All suggestions can be sent to either


Monza is the best eurpopean track in my opinion.  It's chillingly fast
and all the turns/chicanes are different.  I'd also like to see
Donnington Park in England and the Nurbergring in Germany.  And how
about a 3d car editor so I can design different Indycar and F-1 chasis?
I'd love to design 2 differnt Indycar's and try 'em both out. 
Interesting way to compare solutions to the rules package.

Mike
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From: Michael Bara <jam...@sprynet.com>
Subject: Re: X-CAR: racing game Poll
Date: 1997/03/05
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