| leo-j said: @selnor you do know companies pay polyphony to be in a gran turismo game.. honestly you really dont know what and how big GT is.. did you start gaming with the XBOX? |
Come on man. I started gaming on Commodore 64. I own every GT game apart from GT5P. GT was always the best. It was the only game of it's type. To be honest Forza 2 is the closest thing on consoles so far. It's options and actual tuning is along way ahead of GT5P for instance. Forza 2 was about racing and tuning and actually gaining yourself 2 tenths per lap. GT has never been like that. It's more casual. It just is. It's not as in depth as Forza games. And GT fans making statements like the one made to me earlier is proof of it. Forza 3 has input from Mclaren F1 simulator. Rates as the best simulator in the world. Only 3 people a year drive. Now they had access to that, that makes Forza 3 ^ in terms of realism already. Sim Racing website already said it's the first time ever that a console sim feels like a PC racing sim. It's that good.
GT5 has to mix it up with the likes of LFS on PC or GTR2 in the sim part to get anywhere close to Forza 3 as a driving sim. This is my point. No amount of weather, supposedly more cars is gonna change this fact.
