OFF ROAD virtual rc HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jvic77]

can any one tell me if there is any good programs out for the pc or mac for off road virtual rc racing.

5 year old whats to get into racing but what him to get used to the transmitter before taking him racing.

[lochness42]

Currently there is only quite old Real Race G2 which is good to have fun, but it doesn't have accurate physics. I belive it's now available only on torrents and you need controller (virtual rc racing usb adapter does the job) for playing.

[jvic77]

thanks for that i will have a look into this program

Has any one got it for sale?????????????????

[lochness42]

Originally Posted by jvic77

thanks for that i will have a look into this program

Has any one got it for sale?????????????????

I really don't think you'll find someone with still working installing CD. If you need adapter - virtualrc.com

[ClydeBuilt]

I have a working CD/handset, but in all honesty your better off with the downloaded version and the VRC handset, thats what I use.

Quite happy to let you have a copy and a rundown on how to get it working on vista quite easily, and before anyone starts on about piracy. There aint an issue, the company do not support the game and have officially given up on it.

The track editor is clunky to put it mildy but apparently you can use the editor from 'ATX Vs MX' and then copy them into the required folder to you them.

PM if I can help you bud!

[lochness42]

There also exist big pack of tracks for RealRace so you won't have to build your own tracks.

[littlened]

I'm sure I read somewhere Virtual RC are testing off-road now? Anyone know anything about it?

[Chris Doughty]

its certainly being tested, but you wont see any public version until after the 'new' VRC on-road version.

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by jvic77

can any one tell me if there is any good programs out for the pc or mac for off road virtual rc racing.

5 year old whats to get into racing but what him to get used to the transmitter before taking him racing.

If you have windows xp look on google for the pc version of re-volt. You can buy a playstation wireless controller (not made by sony) and use it like a transmitter. Good fun and good for some practice.

Ive also got a playstation rc racing game thats also available online somewhere and is good fun as well.