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Thread: Reliving my young, back in the year 2097

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    Default Reliving my young, back in the year 2097

    Hi all,

    After getting hooked on pure, I needed a trip down memory lane. I now have 2097 and wipeout 3 again and I must say that these two games really stand the test of time well. The graphics are still quite good given the games age and the "feel" is a good as any game on the market today, not bad for a 9 year old game!!

    Anyway, give me a few weeks and I and gonna start posting times, see if I can get anywhere near the benchmark for this version (and most other versions too) Asayyeah.

    Cheers, Chris

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    I tried to play 2097 the other day. It was great, until you hit a track wall and the dodgem-car physics kick in.

    Why did it remind me of the Gran Turismo series.

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    Lies!

    Hit a wall and you'll bounce off it and slow down a lot.
    Scrape a wall and you'll slow down a bit.

    The only bad physics thing is when you scrape along a wall, and then you stop as if you've gone straight into the wall but you hven't.

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    crunchysaviour : scrapping a wall gets you a little more speed if it's well done.
    Hit a wall won't slow you down at all if you can cut it properly. :

    you have right only on one point : there's sometimes some kind of invisible wall when you scrape too much ( ie: valparaiso the right wall entering the first tunnel )

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    Ah, sort of what you'd achieve if your main thruster was set directly against the wall, building up extra pressure to push you forward? Quite a clever trick that is.

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