Asobo, known today as the Microsoft Flight Simulator developer, created groundbreaking technology for large scale maps that was intended to be used in a high quality rally raid title. It was never released and ended up as FUEL, a post-apocalyptic open-world racing game. What happened?
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Burnout Drag Racing Sim Download Adds Late-Model Mustang, Desert Track
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Apr 2, 1998
0 CommentsBethesda have released a downloadable addon for their Burnout Drag Racing sim that adds a Mustang Late Model and a “Desert Track” to the title. The readme file, quoted fully below, gives instruction on the specific folders you have to place the files. Download from the Burnout downloads page.
Readme:
BURNOUT: CHAMPIONSHIP DRAG RACING car and track additions From Hot Rod Magazine and Bethesda Softworks
04/02/98NEW CAR:
We’ve created a new late-model Mustang. To use this Mustang, unzip the mustant.zip files into the \burnout\carS directory.
The Mustang files are:
car32.car
car320.grp
car321.grpPLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU WANT TO RACE MULTIPLAYER WITH THE NEW MUSTANG, EVERYONE WHO IS RACING MUST HAVE THE NEW MUSTANG FILES IN THEIR CARS DIRECTORY.
NEW TRACK:
We’ve also created a new desert track. To race on this track, unzip the desert.zip files into the \burnout\tracks directory.
The desert track files are:
strip17.cma
strip120.grp
strip171.grp
strip172.grp
17stmp.bsiPLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU WANT TO RACE ON THE NEW DESERT TRACK IN MULTIPLAYER, EVERYONE WHO IS RACING MUST HAVE THE NEW TRACK FILES IN THEIR TRACK DIRECTORY.
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