One of the most anticipated racing sims of 2001. Incorporating an updated version of Papyrus’ Grand Prix Legends physics engine, NASCAR Racing 4 easily delivers a realistic driving experience. But unlike its F1-based counterpart, NASCAR 4 was designed to suit a wide variety of player skill levels.

NASCARPC Video Games Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.comPC (Personal computer) - one of the most popular home platforms and the only one which doesn’t offer playing video games as its main purpose. PC was born in the 1970s, but it is impossible to give an exact moment of its birth or even a name of its creator. However, IBM is the one who gave computers their present shape, using, at the beginning of the 1980s, an idea of open architecture – which is today one of the most important differences between computers and consoles.The foundations of PC as a gaming platform are currently systems of digital distribution of video games (Steam, Origin, Uplay) and MMO games that mostly work in f2p (free-to-play) model. Racing 12 September 2017Another installment in the racing series developed by Monster Games - a reboot of the popular series started by the 2000's NASCAR Heat. The game does not introduce any significant changes to the gameplay mechanics, and the player once again gets to participate in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and race on over twenty real-life tracks from the 2017 season. The gameplay builds on an elaborate career mode, in which the player not only has to win consecutive races but also manage their racing team. Developers did not forget about the multiplayer mode.

Because of the possibility to chose between the arcade and simulation-like driving model, both the seasoned and beginning players can participate in the races. Similarly to the previous installments, the game acquired many official sponsors, thus NASCAR Heat 2 features real teams and racers. Racing 13 September 2016Focused on NASCAR competitions, a racing game developed by Monster Games – the studio responsible for previous installments in the series, published between 2000-2002. In NASCAR Heat Evolution, you can take part in the most important event of stock car racing – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Thanks to official licenses, the game includes all 23 tracks from 2016 season, faithfully recreated on the basis of their real counterparts, and offers a whole bunch of drivers. The game is designed so as to cater for the tastes of both the beginners and racing game veterans. Therefore, the title features a realistic driving model that aims at providing experience as close to the authentic NASCAR driving as possible.

The creators also implemented a number of simplifications, which make the gameplay less demanding and more arcade-like. The dynamic difficulty level also deserves recognition – it adjusts the pace of racing and AI of other drivers to the player’s skills. Racing 22 May 2015Another installment in a popular series of racing games developed by Eutechnyx Software. One of the strengths of the game is the fact that it benefits from the license of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. Thanks to that, the player competes against representations of real drivers, controlling real-life cars. The career mode constitutes the core of the experience.

The player takes on the role of a beginner and competes for victory in Sprint Cup Series. Apart from that, the game features quick races and various multiplayer modes. NASCAR '15 differs from other racing games in mechanics, as racing takes place on oval tracks and in order to achieve success, the player has to be in possession of both a sufficiently powerful car and well-developed skills. The player is required to apply slipstreaming techniques, as well as to develop an advantageous pit-stop strategy. The experience is complemented by realistic driving physics and a polished system of car damage.

NASCAR '15 offers decent-quality visuals.

NASCAR Racing 4 Demo

This is the long awaited demo of NASCAR Racing 4, brought to us by Papyrus. Get behind the wheel of powerful stock cars and race your way to victory and the checkered flag.

Minimum System Requirements:

Windows 95, 98 or ME, a Pentium II 266 MHz processor or better with 64 MB of RAM and an 8 MB Direct3D compatible video card.

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If you have a GeForce card, you will get better frame rates in OpenGL than D3D.

OpenGL will use TnL (Texture and Lighting) automatically if it is available.

If you have a 3dfx card, select D3D.

If you feel you prefer D3D with a GeForce card, select TnL Device.

You will take a framerate hit if you select 32-bit color over 16-bit color.

OpenGL uses your desktop color settings, so make sure your desktop is set to 16 bits.

Use Ctrl-C in a multiplayer race to monitor connection quality.

When using the F2 key, use the space bar to switch to the mode that allows you to see the distance between you and the cars around you.

Hit the “f” key to view framerates.

Use the Page Up / Page Down keys to switch views while racing. (Unless locked by multiplayer host in cockpit only view.)

Use the “g” key to toggle gauges off and on in other views.

Use the “m” key to toggle through mirror settings. (Off, Car & Track, Everything).

Start off in 2nd gear.