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|    Scott H to Kendrick Kerwin Chua    |
|    Re: Sega Rally Revo review    |
|    23 Oct 07 16:53:06    |
      From: weaponx013@yahoo.com              Kendrick Kerwin Chua wrote:        > The American thing, you mean? I think Rally games get positioned       more as       > generic racers on this side of the pond. I'm not sure what circumstances       > prompted Microsoft to drop the Colin McRae name off of the release of       > Dirt, but it's certainly arguable that rally drivers aren't the big       > celebrities here that they are in Europe.              Generic is certainly what the user reviews of Sega Rally Revo seem to be       labeling it as. I figure if there aren't thugs with tatoos and a       million menu options to tweak the cars with it'll be considered generic.        The only "arcade" racers people want to buy in the US must have       spectacular crashes and ragdoll physics for the launched drivers. Pure       action just isn't good enough.              >>> -KKC, who owns an Impreza on the strength of his rally fanboy tendencies.       :)       >> I'm hoping that the original Celica and Lancer will unlock at some       >> point. But oh, all I drive is a '93 Civic Del Sol. That thing's engine       >> wouldn't work well on a dirt bike. ;(       >       > Rally engines are all homologated for no more than 2.0 liters of       > displacement. I bet that with a custom pulley and some strong gearing we       > could get rally-spec torque out of your Honda engine there. :)              I've been meaning to ask you something. I snagged a Shinobi arcade       cabinet recently. The board works, I have sound and can confirm that       the controls work with that, but I can't get video. I can hear the       monitor power on, and I can even hear the screen flipping when I play       with the V range dials, but no picture. Do you think this is something       that a Cap kit would solve, or should I check wiring first?              > -KKC, who had to do some emergency car work on Sunday when he lost a       > battery cap down in the engine compartment.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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