Is US b-spec a different game?

[SirAlanClive]

Coutesy of Chopes: (US version)



Found on Google: (non-US version)



Two different versions of the game.

I wonder why?

Which is v.2? Non-US I think.

 

[BrettTheThreat]

Some of the items are labeled differently (Experience vs. Career, Personality vs. Character) but I don't think that makes it a different game.

 

[SirAlanClive]

You agree that it has a different interface? I think it's the same game but a different iteration, and I think that links up with the SLS challenge somehow.

I think it suggests the possibility of code differences in the game engine. Otherwise it would be an unnecessary expense for PD.

I know nothing, but it IS one of the more interesting things I've seen as far as b-spec is concerned.

Here are the driver detail interfaces while we're at it:

 

[Mr Clean 113]

There was a $2oo edition of the game that included entry in the online tournament for Europe. Prize for gambling was a killer Mercades. They obviously coded something differently to identify users with access. Still the same game and I think we will eventually will get online b-spec races.

 

[SirAlanClive]

All european games are the same. There are only 2 editions, Normal and Collector's. The Signature Edition (SLS Competition) has the Collector's Edition game and a bunch of hardware (key rings etc). The competition is just a code we got wth it.

The difference between the collector's and normal is the code for the chrome cars which was included in the Collector's, and a book.

I think Americans who 'bought' codes here at GTP (usually in exchange for cars, from people too young to enter the competition) have successfully entered the competition, but I don't know this.

Anyone?

 

[ikarys]

Simpler words and all CAPS for the Americans Did they do a field study?

Burn me!