Nuovo aggiornamento alla release 2.0 per la versione demo del divertente Phoenix Racing, titolo racing arcade che ci offre due diversi tracciati, la Allard J2X Mk1 e la possibilità del gioco in multiplayer via internet.
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In Phoenix Racing you can modify everything from the transmission to the drive shafts. There are 10 different slots on the car you can switch out. As you race and win, modify your car and build it into a true racing machine. See if you have what it takes to handle the race. This demo features two tracks and the Allard J2X Mk1, built on real-world car data.
Phoenix Racing Version 2.0
Due to the complaints from the community, we are releasing version 2.0. Version 2.0 separates the server from the client. Now when a race is selected you will jump straight to the race, instead of being loaded into a second window to race. The Client now handles everything that deals with the accentual racing of the game.
How to Race:
Now all you have to do is buy your car, and select race. A dialog will pop up asking rather you wish to race single player or Multi-player (Multi-player is not enabled in Demo). Click on Single player and another dialog will pop up asking you for a name, and Track Type you wish to Race on. Type in your name, and select your track. Hit Ok , you will be dropped into the race, and off you go.
Fixes
Server – Client are separated, no loading windowsNew
Change Throttle – K Change Steering – J*Note Pressing one or the other dose not enable total mouse control or Joystick Control .To enable Total Mouse Control press K&J keys once, for Joystick twice.
Menus
Main Button: Allows you to configure the menu system, and make certain changes to the game. Buttons in the menu include: Music Player Change Skin Credits Reset Music Player: The buttons function like a real world CD player. Stop, play, next, previous, volume up, and down. The power button will exit the player. It also has a load button. It allows the user to load custom play lists to enjoy throughout the game. Play list file and the mp3's must be in the main folder of the game. To create your own play list, first make a text file. In the first line of the text file must be a name that is the same as the saved text file (this is the name that will appear on the player display). The second line will be the number of the songs in the play list. You can have up to ten songs. Starting on the 3rd line put the exact name of the file to be played, including the extension. Change Skin: This allows you to pick 1 of 5 customized looks for the game client Reset: Erases all data from your game file and resets to new game. Stats: Gives the users the run down of wins, loses, and ranks. They appear in this order. Wins Losses 2nd place 3rd place Ranking Car 1 Ranking Car 2 Ranking Car 3 Credits: The usual acknowledgments and thanks to everyone who contributed towards the game.Minimum game requirements:
600MHz processor
Higher then 256 RAM
Graphics accelerator card
Win 98
