Hi, I just installed NASCAR Thunder 2004 on Windows 10, and before you ask yes I fixed the whole 'not enough video memory' thing in config.ini. But now when I try to run it it loads for a few seconds then shuts down, as does the 3d configuration--nothing pops up at all. I'm not sure where to go from here, though I did notice in my config.ini that both VRAM and RAM were set to 0 if that means anything, I changed those but nothing improved. Also specs: -Processor: Intel i7-6700HQ 2.60 GHz -RAM: 16 GB -Video card: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960M (4 GB VRAM) I think that's all that's important (aside from obviously running on Windows 10). Scribblenauts Unlimited Steam Patch.

6 Shares Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments In its latest horsepower-packed ode to stock cars, NASCAR Thunder 2004, Electronic. In its latest horsepower-packed ode to stock cars, NASCAR Thunder 2004, Electronic Arts journeys to a PC world blissfully free of a solid competitor.

What's the meme behind this game? I see a lot of people on both here and a couple of NASCAR related subreddits wanting to get it working for some inexplicable reason. The first being NASCAR Sim Racing exists, has more content, and is generally more accurate/refined than Thunder 04.

NSR was EA/ISI's attempt at dethroning NR2003 as the go-to NASCAR simulator. They failed, but it was certainly better than Thunder 04, which was sold in a Jewel case for $10 at electronics stores less than a year after launch. The second being the console version of Thunder 2004 was a completely seperate game from the PC rendition; ISI developed the PC variant and the game was like a stand-alone mod for F1 Challenge 99-02, whereas Tiburon worked on the console game - noted for its huge career mode, pad-friendly driving physics, and a grudges/alliances system. So I really am curious as to why people like the PC variant of Thunder 04. You are partially incorrect. Conectar Punto Acceso Router Mediante Wifi. Thunder 04 on the PC, and Thunder 04 on the PS2/Xbox are two entirely different games that share the same name.

The PC version was developed by ISI and plays very much like rFactor in that the AI is brutal, the graphics dated, collision physics act like two magnets awkwardly rubbing up against each other, and the UI layout extremely ugly. The console version was developed by Tiburon Studios (the same guys who work on Madden) and is regarded as one of the greatest PS2 racing games thanks to intelligent AI, a ton of unlockables, and a very detailed career mode.