Note that this manual will guide you through most of the Grand Prix 4 simulation but due to printing constraints may not contain the most up to date information. If you’re a Grand Prix 3 veteran you’ll be familiar with the basic controls and could probably get racing quite quickly, but be aware that there are differences between Grand Prix 3 and Grand Prix 4 so you’ll find it very worthwhile reading the manual to understand all the This manual is structured in such a way as to introduce the game to rookie players and to encourage them to delve deeper to get the most out of the real simulation. Select Start > Programs > Infogrames > Grand Prix 4.Once Grand Prix 4 is installed it will appear in the Program Group on the START Menu.If autorun has not been enabled, you’ll have to double-click on the ‘My Computer’ icon on the Windows ® Desktop, then on the CD-ROM icon, and then click on ‘Setup.exe’.Simply click on the ‘Install’ button and follow all on-screen directions.If autorun is enabled, Grand Prix 4 will take you to the Installation screen. Insert the Grand Prix 4 CD into your CD-ROM drive.Sound: 100% DirectX 8.0 Hardware Accelerated Sound Card with EAX Support DirectX: DirectX 8.0 Hard disk space: 720 MB free CD-ROM drive: 4X Speed Operating System: Windows ® 95/98/Me/XP Processor: Intel Pentium ® III 750MHz or equivalent Memory: 128 MB RAM or more/ Video : 32MB Processor: Intel Pentium ® II 400 MHz or equivalent The chequered flag after winning an exhilarating and exhausting race, you’ll agree that - like it says on the box - nothing gets closer! – as always our endeavour is to produce something that is as authentic as possible, while still being as playable as possible. And for the first time we use actual GPS survey data to make the racetracks as accurateĪs possible – the same road layout, width, height, gradient and camber, as well as the all-important kerb shapes and profiles, should now be there just like real life. Inclusion of a new graphics engine specially designed to use all the power of modern graphics hardware support. With Grand Prix 4, you’ll see a huge leap forward in the look of the game, with the The game since Grand Prix 3 was released in 2000!
Over 60 man-years of effort alone have gone into For example, the sheer scale of the project has increased enormously. Machines and techniques have changed a lot since then. Grand Prix 4 is the latest evolution of the Grand Prix series, which I started writing over 10 years ago.
My name is Geoff Crammond and if you’re reading this, it probably means that you’ve bought Grand Prix 4.
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