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Shortly after the release of Grand Prix Legends the sim racing community looked forward to another title that promised to offer a similar insight into historic racing. Trans-Am Racing ’68-’72 ultimately never released, a victim of a publishers shady dealings, but as a part of my research I uncovered a VHS of a never-released trailer for the game. Watch the trailer and read about what sim racing missed out on.

If you ever played Papyrus’ seminal Grand Prix Legends then you’ve read his name. Rich began working as a tester on NASCAR Racing (1994) and was with Papyrus at the end. In this interview, published in 2022, we discuss his time at the legendary studio and the design of Grand Prix Legends, including initial feelings of hurt at not being asked to join iRacing.

 

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Saber have deployed the SnowRunner patch that was previously announced to add vehicles from the other game to Dakar Desert Rally. While I don’t see a huge point in adding new vehicles, I can see that in free roam mode they’re applicable. Undoubtedly though, adding support for any Fanatec or Logitech devices is likely to help someone…

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Here are the patch notes:

New Premium Content

SnowRunner Trucks DLC: test your resolve against the scorching sands with NEW SnowRunner Trucks, stages, and events in this Premium DLC.
New Trucks:
– TUZ 16
– TUZ 108
– TUZ 420
– ZiKZ 605R
– YAR 87

New Stages and Events.
Sports Mode – 6 Stages and 1 Event:
– 01 Bisha
– 02 Jeddah
– 03 Alsharaf
– 04 Gayal
– 05 Al Ula
– 06 Shigry
Professional Mode – 3 Stages and 1 Event:
– 01 Jeddah
– 02 Gayal
– 03 Shigry

New Features

– Steering Wheel Wizard: An easy step-by-step solution for players to configure their connected steering wheels and peripherals.
– Camera FOV lets you configure your FOV for the cockpit, dashboard, hood, and front cameras.
– Added “Handling Style” to allow players to activate a more challenging experience under Gameplay Options.
– The steering wheel angle can now be set up to 2,520º if supported by the Steering Wheel Hardware.
– Cockpit Camera now simulates the wheel rotation of an actual steering wheel when a player is using Steering Wheel hardware.

Additional Steering Wheels Supported

– SIMUCUBE 2 Pro Wheel Base (PC).
– FANATEC GT DD Pro (PC – PS4 – PS5).
– LOGITECH PRO Racing Wheel (PC – PS4 – PS5 – X1 – XSX – XSS).
– HORI Racing Wheel APEX (PS4 – PS5).
– HORI FF Racing Wheel DLX (Xbox One – XSX – XSS).
– HORI Racing Wheel Overdrive (Xbox One – XSX – XSS).

General

– Added more classes of AI vehicles during Professional and Simulation modes to make them feel more realistic.
– For Professional and Simulation game modes, all vehicles will now be included in the ranking to make these modes feel more realistic.
– Removed auto-driving in the DSS when playing in Professional and Simulation game modes.
– Players can configure the Steering wheel angle up to 2,520 degrees on supported hardware.
– In Simulation Mode with Bikes or Quades when the player doesn’t have a co-pilot, the odometer will only be adjusted automatically on Waypoints.
– In Simulation Mode, the Waypoint radius opening distances were adjusted to increase the sim navigation experience.
– Reduced repetition from the Navigator AI when they speak.
– Adjusted wheels’ life so flat tires occur more realistically.
– Added a button to refresh leaderboard information.

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