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IndyCar Racing II v1.2 Fixes Yellow Flags and Understeer
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jul 17, 1996
0 CommentsSierra have today posted patches for the v1.0 and v1.1 versions of IndyCar Racing II which will update them to v1.2. Note that the v1.0 patch will not work with the v1.1 version, or when running from CD-ROM, and the v1.1 Patch will not work with the v1.0 installation.
If you have v1.0 installed on your hard drive grab ‘Patch 1.0.0-1.0.2 (DOS)’ from the downloads page.
Fixes:
– Fixes yellow flag problem with race order being corrupted
– Fixes understeering problem after driving a long time.
If you have v1.1 release installed on your hard drive grab ‘Patch 1.0.1-1.0.2 (DOS)’ from the downloads page.
Fixes:
– Fixes problem with mouse being automatically selected for controls.
– Fixes yellow flag problem with race order being corrupted
– Fixes understeering problem after driving a long time.
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