AJMartin (Offline)
#12
11/6/08 9:24 AM
I think he is talking about the wings. Definatly need a non wing game.
Racer9 (Offline)
#13
11/6/08 3:26 PM
So Rfactor has sprintcars along with the Late models, Wing or Non WIng?
Metal66 (Offline)
#15
11/6/08 4:03 PM
To get dirt factor or any of the mods you have to purchase rfactor online.Then after you get it you can download all the mods like dirt factor,sprint cars wings or non wings,modifieds,street stocks, ect. for free.There are tons of mods for it and they are really neat and this is the most realistic game out..But if you plan on buying rfactor make sure your computer has enough space and you have a good video card.
This is the system requirements:
1.4 GHz processor
Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP, XP 64-bit (will NOT run in Windows 95 or Windows 98 first edition)
512 MB RAM
Geforce4 4200 or Radeon 9200
128 MB video RAM
DirectX 9.0c
2.0 GB of hard drive space for installation
Internet connection required for one-time activation
speidel21 (Offline)
#19
11/6/08 5:58 PM
chuck, have you ran the Chili Bowl track on there yet? its pretty cool and my fav.
Shawn (Offline)
#20
11/6/08 11:08 PM
Nick,
Geforce4 4200 or Radeon 9200 are graphics cards. Also, you can use a wheel, just like other games.
World Of Outlaws is the best game for the PS2. Saturday Night Speedway isn't totally terrible, but doesn't compete with WoO. Road To Knoxville and Showdown at Eldora are just dreadful.
Dirt Track Racing: Sprint Cars is pretty good for the PC, along with Dirt Track Racing 2. Saturday Night Speedway is decent, but a bit behind the others. rFactor is a good purchase. Especially for the Dirt Factor and all the mods for it. I know they have sprints, midgets and were working on a TQ Midget. Good stuff!
My next racing game will be ARCA Sim Racing. I know it's not dirt, but I've been waiting to get it for awhile. Now that I have a new PC, I'm ready to snag a copy!