RingEdge Specification CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-Core E2160 (1.8 GHz) RAM: 1 GB (DDR2 PC-6400) GPU: nVidia GeForce 8800GS/9600GSO, 384 MB GDDR3 RAM (Shader Model 4.0) Storage: 32GB SSD OS: Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Other: 5.1 channel HD Audio, Onboard Gigabit LAN, Sega ALL.NET online support RingWide Specification CPU: Intel Celeron 440 (2.0 GHz) RAM: 1 GB (DDR2 PC-5300) GPU: AMD Radeon HD 2600, 128 MB GDDR3 RAM (Shader Model 4.0) Storage: 8GB CF OS: Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Other: 5.1 channel HD Audio, Onboard Gigabit LAN, Sega ALL.NET online support Dreamcast 2 code name blue light ring Anyway, this could very well be the one racing game (other than Trackmania) I buy for PC and it makes me get my first wheel on top, but if not, and there is a Wii version, I wouldn't mind if it was based on the Outrun 2006 engine (improved and optimised) as long as the modes, content and handling were there.
Like all good games, once you're hooked on that winning feeling, things start to get a bit harder and the inclusion of three different championships to progress through makes this one that you'll be playing for a long time.Oh, and RingWide is actually the more modest version of the hardware (single core and what not) while they're based on Windows so their performance is probably quite a bit lower to what the raw specifications would indicate, and is perhaps the reason they have so much ram (much more than any current home system, so this would indicate a far from perfect port for any home version actually). It's as fast as lightning and you'll find it easy to soar past your rivals at the start. No, you just pick up the controller, hit accelerate and feel the burn. You don't need to wade through loads of options, spend time configuring your car, or perform endless tests and training. I've always preferred Sega Rally to other rally games like the Colin McRae series or even Gran Turismo because I find it much easier to pick up and play. It's a huge helping of juicy action, succulent graphics and tasty tracks. Now, Sega has decided to update its classic to give the kids of today taste of what they've been missing.
Ever since I was in short trousers I've been destroying my friends at the wheel of one of the most fun racing games in history. If there's one game that's defined my career in the arcades then it's Sega Rally.
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