[No Limits Virtual Rides] Break Dance (Demo)

[Balmera]

Out now: The Demoversion from Virtual Rides. With the Break Dance from HUSS Rides, Germany.

 

Really cool demo!!!

 

http://nlvr.deadlyelectronics.net/hohoho.html

Virtual Rides Break Dancer

Virtual Rides Break Dancer

[Théo the little french]

That's funny! Is it possible to put these flat ride on NL? It could be cool to create a park with NL!

[dr.gumbo]

How do you get onto it once you've downloaded it?

 

EDIT: Does'nt matter!

 

Thats fantastic and thats all I have to say!

 

Whats the difference between this and fairground?

[Balmera]

I don't believe. Because No Limits Virtual Rides and No Limits Fairground are two different companies.

 

You can find it in C:\Programs\DeadlyElectronics\Virtual Rides No 1 Breakdance Demo

[AlmereStars]

NL coasters and NLVR are the same franchise.. NLVR is the newer NL Fairgrounds, but I don't think they will ever release it all in 1 game

[kraken613]

Whats the point?

[Golfie]

This has been out for a VERY long time already.

[Daleyboy]

Why do I get these black boxes behind each car?

 

 

Sorry if I'm being thick!

[Angry_Gumball]

Graphics card? Looks like it to me...I could be wrong though. Odd thing is that I recall seeing this on youtube several months back and the graphics/lighting looked much more realistic and the cars were all nice and shiny-looking. Oh well, fun to mess with.

[padresguy619]

Yeah dude this things been out for awhile now when NoLimits Fairgrounds or whatever its called came out.

[dixiestud15]

Where can we find this to buy the game?

[dixiestud15]

Where can we find this to buy the game?

[schrubber]

Nowhere, work on NLVR is still in progress.

 

Greetings

schrubber

[haux]

NL coasters and NLVR are the same franchise.. NLVR is the newer NL Fairgrounds, but I don't think they will ever release it all in 1 game

Actually, it's not really the same franchise. It's different people and a different engine, I believe. The Fairgrounds people got permission to slap the NoLimits name on their program because of its popularity.

 

It's been a long time since that was explained to me, so I may be a little off.

[Team Thriller]

HAHA!

I've been on that ride! Awesome! It looks so real!

 

--James

[Loco]

Im waiting for this game to be released already!

[jared24]

Ok, first of all lets set things straight -

 

When the game initially came in to development (by a newbie german development team called 'Deadly Electronics') back in 2004/05 it was originally called 'Virtual Rides.' Quite an extensive amount of rides and features (inc. in-game people) were included and various pictures and videos were released. At the time, the game showed a huge amount of potential.

 

In middle of 2006 it appeared that the game was practically 90% finished and was due to be released that same year. However, the developers were not satisfied with the dated graphics/look of the game, so late 2006 they decided to team up with VIS (creators of No Limits) and work along side them. This meant the game engine and graphics from No Limits would be implemented in to Virtual Rides, hence the re-name to 'No Limits Virtual Rides.'

 

Deadly Electronics are now responsible for the designing and modelling, and VIS will be dealing the programming and publishing side.

 

The title change has nothing to with 'popularity' and niether because they are the same franchise (as stated earlier, they are not.) Its simply because Deadly Electronics have teamed up with the creators of No Limits, so the titles of both projects have been merged together.

 

With regards to release date, that is the million dollar question. The developers stated the game would DEFINITELY be released back in 2006, then it changed to 'the fourth quarter of 2007', and now it has been pushed back again with no hint of release date.

 

One thing I can guarentee you, I seriously doubt it will be released anytime soon. As of March 22nd 2008 the developers stated the title of the game has now been reverted back to 'Virtual Rides' due to the heavy amount of requests VIS have received from people asking about the current status of the game.

 

Virtual Rides is now the working title, which may not neccessarily be the title for the final release.

 

If I had to estimate a release date, I'd say at least Oct 2008 (Though more likely Dec 2008)

 

Hope that is all cleared up!!

Jared

 

(PS. Check out http://nlvr.siteboard.org for more info on NLVR. The developers often visit the website and respond to many questions asked. Scroll to the bottom for the English Section.)

[thrillrideseeker]

Yeah I have downloaded it like 8 times and it keeps saying "This program may not have been installed properly." So I reinstall it. UGH... Has this happened to anyone else? Is this game Windows Vista Compatable?

~Matthew

[rollerboy]

Not exactly mine says something like d3d error!

[thrillrideseeker]

Not exactly mine says something like d3d error!

 

YAY! I am not alone! Mine does the same thing!! It also says that when I try to play the Fairgrounds one! RAWR!! I HATE VISTA!!

~Matthew

[rollerboy]

LOL Its so annoying isn't it the only thing I can think of would be we need a better graphics card or whatever they call them nowadays.

[jared24]

Don't reckon you will be able to run the Break Dance demo on Windows Vista.

 

Have you tried the other two Virtual Rides demo's - 'Insider' and 'Transformer & Top Spin' ??

 

In my opinion, those two are way better.

 

 

 

 

[Daleyboy]

As Kylie would say "wow wow wow wow!"

 

Where did you get thoses demos?

[jared24]

I'll sort you guys out with a link for the demo's as soon as possible.

 

In the mean time, here are some other videos from the Virtual Rides game (pretty sweet, huh? )

 

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=NLVR&p=r

 

(PS. Check out the SpaceRoller video - awesome or what?!?)

[Daleyboy]

Very nice!

 

Thanks for the link.