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selnor on 02 July 2010
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This isnt really fair as it's a game in progress. But witnessing this in realtime as you physically get stuck in the car was said by the people that tried it a love affair letter to Ferrari.


uh, that's more like an interactive movie dood.


Yeah , look at the drawing distance . I doubt most top end gaming PC could handle that.

Importantly though. It's all interactive in realtime, 3d movement. Even if the gameplay is 2/3rds of this. It's gonna be amazing.

no dood, videos, like the shit you have on PC, or with flash player, they are just videos, there is no actual realtime 3D rendering, do you understand me yet?

Really? So the ever so slight polygons that you can see make it not realtime?

Of course it makes it easier to say it's not realtime I guess. We are on VGC after all.

Have you ever used google earth? it's can easily be done with high res 360 degree pictures  not in a sphere shape and then photoshopped, I'm not saying the car is a real life car, they could easily use high detailed ingame assets for it, or they could just render one single car with high res backgrounds when the feature is in the final product, but don't expect too much as usual, remember, this is a console, there are limitations, it's not a high end PC. Not to mention the demo was fake to start with, it was prolly pre-recorded on a dev PC.

I'm not trying to diss Forza in any shape or form, I'm just suggesting that the hype meters should be tuned down so if the feature is rock solid in the final product, you can then boast about it and jizz all over it.


No. It wasnt a faked demo. Here is proof.

Also notice the odd screentear as it dips below the locked framrate. It's ingame assests in full. No photoshopping. Of course theres no physics etc to deal with though. Still the best seen.