twingo on 13 November 2008
| CAL4M1TY said: That's exactly why in games like Need For Speed, we see some of the fastest production cars on the planet (Lamborghini) being totalled. That's why we see Ferrari's getting damaged in Forza 2. No, the reason why those papers aren't getting signed is not because certain companies are elitests, stingy or don't want their cars to get damaged (in game), it's because polyphony won't pony up the dough to pay for those rights. So you can blame Polyphony for refusing to do something other games (and their developers) have done before.
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nfs comapred to GT, you are one sick puppy kid.
Fake damage like the crap in Forza they are ok with, but realistic damage they see it as if it will hurt their prestige. Ferrari sure as hell wont let that happen.
