nightsurge said:
Well first off I'd like to see a source for this supposed claim as I don't think anyone would be stupid enough to say that GT5P looks better than Forza 3. Second, if they did say that they are simply wrong. |
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/forza-motorsport-3-hands-on?page=2
Microsoft has three tracks on show, all originals, all set in a vertiginous, rocky and green alpine setting. A road circuit, a test circuit and a Formula One-style track, they are relatively fast and sweeping with some interesting bumps and camber changes - and pretty, too: lush, crisp, colourful and brightly lit, just like the cars, which sport full damage-modelling (cosmetic, simulation or intermediate) and can even roll. Forza 3 looks a little less clinical that its predecessor - but still quite clinical, and despite Turn 10's confidence that it has the best-looking racing game in the world on its hands, it can't quite match GT5 Prologue's near-photorealism, GRID's bustling track drama or Need For Speed Shift's thrilling in-car view.
