Driving Speed 2 is the next iteration of the Driving
Speed tech demo.
You need a pretty shit hot graphics card to play it.
The minimum spec is a hardware 3D acceleration card,
even then some cards will struggle with this game and
some cards will fail to run it at all such as the budget
Intel on-board graphics chips that are commonly found
in budget PCs and laptops.
Please don't email me asking for the source
code to the Driving Speed engine. This is a commercial
product and contains proprietry information.
A new site for Driving Speed 2 developments is here:
http://www.wheelspinstudios.com/drivingspeed2/index.html

Download here:
Driving Speed 1
The Driving Speed tech demo is a high quality independently
developed racing game simulation for the PC.
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Minimum Requirements
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* Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
* Graphics Card with support for Vertex and Pixel Shaders
* DirectX 9b
* Pentium or Athlon 1GHz or higher (recommended)
* 128Mb RAM
Online Lap Records
View player world rankings. (due for maintenance when
I get the time to fix the php code, its currently sharing
scores with Driving Speed 2)
Screenshots
View game screenshots.
Credits
Driving Speed is Copyright © 2001 - 2007. All
rights reserved.
Various car models, textures, environments and sounds
that are in the Driving Speed demo are Copyright ©
by their respective authors. Unauthorized selling, rental,
commercial use, is a violation of copyright law.
Programming of the game is Copyright © Derek Long
- http://www.megaderek.com/
HSV GTS & GTS-R car models and textures are Copyright
© Darryl Mills - http://www.polybuilt.com.au/
Audi R8 LeMans car model and textures are Copyright
© Chris Wise - http://www.virtual-mechanix.com/
Adelaide Race Track Copyright © Team ORSM -
http://www.v8gaming.com/
Originally created for Sports Car GT by: 'Wizzo' I.
de Sousa
Converted to F1 Challenge by: Stu Griffiths from RSDG
Additional texture modifications to HSV car textures
are Copyright © Lachlan Herriot
User interface and additional effect textures are Copyright
© Derek Long.
FAQ
Q.) Why is the game called Driving Speed?
A.) The name Driving Speed is actually the name of the
engine as well as the current tech demo. Full games
are likely to be released under different names in the
future.
Q.) Is the Driving Speed engine available to license?
A.) At the current point in time the engine is not available
for licensing.

This is a side scrolling 2D platform game that I developed
during my spare time back in December 1999 - August
2000.

Photo-realistic 3D rendering software that I developed
during the period of 1994 - 1999. This from a really
old homepage.
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