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I remember trying to play a game from the mid-90s on an era appropriate content consumption device. I was thrown by how awful the control systems were, not onl
by dijit 4y ago
I remember trying to play a game from the mid-90s on an era appropriate content consumption device.
I was thrown by how awful the control systems were, not only in the game, but it was clear to me that our input devices have come a long way.
Perhaps thats why?
- KORraN 4y agoMy guess would be the target audience. CMR, then Dirt games (but not Dirt Rally 1 & 2) were targeted for casual gamers, with more arcade driving model. Only a year later, Richard Burns Rally has been released, which is considered a simulator and to this day there's a very active community of simrally drivers playing it. Hardware got improved a lot, that's true, but simulators existed even in 90's - see: Grand Prix Legends.