RaceRoom November Update Introduces New GT3 Machines, 64-bit Support and More

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RaceRoom November Update Introduces New GT3 Machines, 64-bit Support and More

This article was published by Michael Leary (@Terronium-12) on November 30th, 2017 in the RaceRoom category.

 

[Lambob]

I remember trying the very first RRE some years ago now, I still remember at how completely blown away I was at its immersion, from transmission to grip, to the epic soundstage

I need to check this one out, thx GTP

 

[karma996]

damn certainly you never find yourself on the track to run alone when you race on long tracks

 

[Terronium-12]

@Terronium-12 you idiot, the Porsche shown isn't a 911 RSR!

 

[Scuderia Paul]

GTPNewsWire
... As it stands, we already know of one of the three vehicles: the mid-engine 911 GT3 Cup.

Dear oh dear, you got the 911 GT3 Cup mixed up with the 911 RSR 2017.

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[Terronium-12]

Dear oh dear, you got the 911 GT3 Cup mixed up with the 911 RSR 2017.

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I can kiss my Porsche employment opportunity goodbye — I just outed the GT3 RSR Cup!

 

[Tavilha]

Does this mean I can play the game again? I'm on Win10 64bit. I need to reinstall it and check if it runs again.

 

[Blood*Specter]

Just a very good underrated sim. Immersive sound effects and handling feel.
I look for it to be even better after these upgrades. RRRE "GETS IT" when it comes to matching cars and classes for competitive racing.
And they populate each class with authentic models and liveries. Decent track selection to boot. Dilly....Dilly. 👍