#Nascar racing 1999 edition drivers
#Nascar racing 1999 edition Pc

I have never played the first ICR, so I'm doing ICR2. Care to take the fight to NASCAR? You can. Chip Ganassi was starting a CART legacy, the IRL lacked popularity, and CART was neck-to-neck with NASCAR for the battle of America's best motorsport. Back around 1995 or 1996, CART was REALLY in its prime. By looking in the right places online, you can find new car bodies to change from a dull stock car to a lovely Late Model stock car, a pickup truck, a McLaren F1, a Ford GT40, a touring car, and even (dare I say), an Australian V8 Supercar.Дislike NASCAR? You might like this. You could even change car bodies as well.

OTHER INFO: Later NASCAR Racing titles enhanced the graphics, physics, and customization options. VERDICT: Even if you don't like NASCAR, this game was pretty realistic for its time on the PC.

#Nascar racing 1999 edition drivers

PROS of 'NASCAR Racing': chance to create paint schemes and customise your team colors great graphics, even if not like Daytona USA stock car handling for authenticity can race against 38 others solo, and 15 others online for network play all the NASCAR tracks raced in 1994 including now-defunct track North Wilkesbarrow all the drivers at the time including their cars and paintschemesД¬ONS of 'NASCAR Racing': (for NASCAR purists) no Dale Earnhardt, Daytona, or Indianapolis can't choose which cars you want to race against or race with (NR2 and its 1999 Edition changes that) hard-coded tracks make it difficult to add new tracks. NASCAR Racing is first with ICR2 to follow. Now that both games are basically old news (well, ICR2 at least), here's another contribution to some old-school racing. Developer Papyrus was at the helm of NASCAR Racing and the Indy Car Racing series.

#Nascar racing 1999 edition Pc

If two racing games were pretty cool for PC racing in their day, let it be two games I've played before, NASCAR Racing and Indy Car Racing 2 (demo I played). There was another racing game called 'Stunts' (it has another name for another country, but I forgot the whole name) in which if you could make 500 race tracks for the game, you can probably race any one of those 500 since there was a track editor for the game. On the PC, one of the cooler titles was the Test Drive series.