DOS Days

NASCAR Racing

Released: 1994
Published by: Papyrus Publishing
Developed by: Papyrus Design Group
Author(s): David Kaemmer, Adam Levesque, John Wheeler, Dave Broske, Randy Cassidy, Richard Garcia, Charlie Heath, Jesse Hemmingway, David Kaemmer, David L. Miller, Celso Minnitti, Lisa Harlow‑Patacchiola, Matt Marsala, David Matson, Vladimir Starzhevsky, Dan Walles

System Requirements

Introduction

Following on from their successes with Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar Racing, Papyrus Design shifted their attention to the NASCAR scene, with the release of NASCAR Racing in 1994.

The CD-ROM version of the game, released in June 1995, was bundled with a number of graphics cards including the Matrox Millennium, Creative Labs 3D Blaster VLB, and Diamond Edge 3D. This gave the game a considerable increase in speed over software rendering, but no difference in image quality.

From where can it be run?

The game must be installed to your hard disk.

Game Audio/Video

Intro ESS1868 AudioDrive OGG, FLAC Ensoniq Audio PCI (GM+SBP) OGG, FLAC ESS1868 recordings are from a Compaq ES1868 Audio Feature Board. Game set to ESS AudioDrive 8 Stereo for "Digital sound card", and FM Synthesis - OPL Chip for "Music". Ensoniq AudioPCI recordings are from an Ensoniq ES1370 card. Game was configured for General MIDI for "Music" and "Sound Blaster Pro" digital sound card. All recordings were made in 44 KHz stereo unless noted otherwise.

Copy Protection

NASCAR Racing has no copy protection.

How to Setup

1) Change Sound Card:

2) Make a bootable floppy disk

3) View README file

Once you have configured the game, simply run it using NASCAR.EXE. You can run the game in high-resolution mode (640x480 graphics) by running NASCAR -h

Problems

Symptom:
Cause:
Resolution:

To Quit the Game

Supporting Documents

Here are the original documents that came with the game:

Save Games

Versions of the game known to exist

Installed Directory Contents

Once installed, the following directory structure exists in the game directory.