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From: phil@brahms.amd.com (Phil Ngai)
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Subject: Re: $$$ EXCLUSIVE GAME CLUB $$$  -- Indy 500
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Date: 20 Nov 90 02:04:25 GMT
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In article <1990Nov16.024923.10983@d.cs.okstate.edu> ong@d.cs.okstate.edu (ONG ENG TENG) writes:
|simulation a real "feel" and sound environment.  The program, Indy 500, 
|provides superb 3-D VGA graphics to compliment the sound, giving better 
|than video arcade simulation atmosphere (get to sit in your very own lazy 
|chair, dip down low like in a race car cockpit).

This sounds interesting. I'd love to buy a realistic driving simulator
for my son to use before actually hitting the asphalt. But I want
simulated accidents and problems. Stalls on the freeway, people who
pull out in front of you, rain slicked roads, etc. Objects that
fall in the road way. Animals (deer) that run in front of you. Obstacles
that show up in the worst possible place on a blind curve. Maybe brake
failures on a long downhill. Something that will help him to avoid getting
into a serious accident as much as humanly possible.

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