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The Real Car Simulator - Nissan Version

- Game Info -

Format: Windows PC Game

Size: 16MB Compressed, 58MB Uncompressed

Install Method: Just unzip and run

Controls: Keyboard Only (steer [left,right] upgear: [a] downgear: [z] handbrake: [c] view change [*]

Network Play: Supported

URL: Download

The game is a simluator for the common Nissan performance cars. The cars are as follows:

s13 silvia (turbo and n/a)

s14 silvia (turbo and n/a)

s15 silvia (turbo and n/a)

300zx (twin turbo and n/a)

180sx (turbo and n/a)

Skyline GTR32 (twin turbo)

Skyline GTR33 (twin turbo)

Skyline GTR34 (twin turbo)

The game style consists of 1/4 mile, Time Attack, Race, Competition, Top Speed and Circruit style. Upto 8 playes (1 human, 7 computer) can race at once in Competition / Race mode. As your driver experience increases in the Circruit and Race modes you are able to select different leves of car tune. You get awarded driver points for each place you finish in a race. 10 points for first. Once you reach 100 points you are able to select the highest tune level which is Race. The Skyline GTR34 in Race tune has 764ps of power.

Adjustable items on the car:

[ Suspension ]

Ride Height

Spring Rate

Damper

Stabilizer

Caster

Camber

Toe

[ Brake ]

Brake Balance

Brake Level

ABS

[ Drivetrain ]

Gear Ratio (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, Final)

Front LSD

Rear LSD

Clutch

Flywheel

Traction Control

[ Aerodynamics ]

Downforce

[ Tyre ]

Type Pressure

When you are adjusting any of settings you can press (*) to rotate your car in the background and watch the settings alter the car in real time. You can see in the last pic I attached the wheels on the GTR33 are folded inwards as the camber was adjusted to highest setting.

Basic Play

You can hop striaght into Simluator and then

You can select a standard car, select Auto (Computer shifs manual gearbox) or Manual gears. You can the select the tune level (by selecting Pit) and selecting the Tune level that you have enough points for. The .zip for this game allows Race tune as I have played it up until 110 driver points. You can choose to modify any of the car's settings and then compete in the event you have chosen, be it race, top speed, 1/4 mile, time attack etc.

Pit (Select Tune, Colour or other cars that have been saved)

New Car (Select a factory standard car)

Time Trail (1/4mile, 1000m, Circuit Time Attack, Top Speed)

Fastest Challenge (Circuit)

Race (Circuit, One Make Challenge, Endurance)

Download URL: Download

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  • 3 weeks later...

My personal best for 1/4 mile is 10.429 and my personal best for top speed is 328km/h. These were both achieved in the Skyline GTR34. The cars such as Z390 and LM GT1 I feel do not compete in the same class so I believe my record holds for "the normal cars" in the game anyway.

i got the gear ratios perfect for each

you want to max out the revs at the end of the straight for top speed in 6th

and you want to max out the revs just at the end of the quarter mile, but i don't think i was using 6th for that.

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...
  • 1 month later...

would any1 be willing to upload the dorifto.zip file to me as i cant seem to find it anywhere online the closest ive found is this

http://www.fileplanet.com/filelist.aspx?s=6176&v=0

thx u can PM me and i will give u my MSN or we can meet sumwhere in IRC im happy either way

thx in advance :P

** EDIT **

on a side note :sleep: lol side i found this that matched the .zip name of the game

http://www.sikvid.com/vids/270.html

lol that is very poor copy of Gran Turismo

but on a good note Racer is Free looks better and probably has sum nice skylines by now

http://www.racer.nl/download.htm and for all your cars

i used to have a HR31 turbo modeled by sum1 over @ www.r31skyline.com

found this

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from here

http://www.iroker.com/news.php

its alot of run and u can race and drift save replays but not sure about tracking times on 1/4 mile

the only problem is which version to get :D

Edited by Madaz

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