But is this what has happened?įirst of all, in some areas Grand Prix 3 needed to address the gaping holes left by Grand Prix 2.
Granted, we had to suffer through slew of wannabe F1 games for the PC (I won't name names because I wish to spare their developers the humiliation), but besides UbiSoft's attempt and perhaps EA's recent F1 2000, no one has seriously made people forget about waiting for the legendary Geoff Crammond to release another F1 masterpiece that would show all the other games to be the pretenders they really are. Diehards like me left a bootable DOS session installed for Ind圜ar II, NASCAR and Grand Prix 2, but the gaming world moved on, and eventually, all but a few holdouts dumped their DOS-compatibility for new Windows only technology, and everyone began the long wait for Grand Prix 3 (and it was only a rumor that it would even happen!). When it did, it ran under DOS, consumed all available computing power just to run half decently, and also had the misfortune to come out just before games began moving into Windows. It's been a very long time since Grand Prix 2 came out.
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