tedsteriscool said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
tedsteriscool said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
tedsteriscool said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
Akvod said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
ssj12 said:
I think this isn't a fair comparison because GT PSP doesn't need to run at an insane resolution like GT5 and Forza 3.
Now that trailer for GT5 vs Forza 3... there is no comparison. GT5 >>>>> Forza 3 especially in the car models. |
Well of course it is , the GT trailer was cgi so..... |
How do you know it's CGI?
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Because they barely talked about the game , the game that is part their biggest franchise was treated as an after thought because all they showed for it was a teaser a cgi teaser at that.
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You obviously haven't played GT Prologue on an HDTV because it looks like CGI all the time. Even when you're playing. Imagine that!
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forza looks better than gt5p but your post proved absolutly nothing so why try?
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Congrats. A full scale game that isnt even out yet looks better than a demo that came out last year. Your post proved absolutely nothing so why try?
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I mean this with the utmost respect but........are you retarted?
YOU brought gt5p into this convo , just what are you trying to get at?
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I brought up GT5p to show that when playing, this game rivals CGI quality. I'd say its about on par to Forza. However, GT5 full looks much better than prologue, and its not CGI, which in turn means its superior to Forza.
GT5 > Forza in both content and beauty.
And way to misspell retarded...douche.
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"A full scale game that isnt even out yet looks better than a demo that came out last year" why did you say this before and now are saying that forza 3 and gt5p are equal(when that CLEARLY isnt the case)?
And where is this "beauty" youve seen from GT5 when we havent even seen gameplay from it yet? The trailer was cgi , if it wasnt sony would have talked about the game alot more because it is their biggest franchise.
Retarted , retarded whats the difference? At the end of the day,misspelling a word is far better than making absolutely no sense.
