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Darc Requiem said:
Hynad said:
Darc Requiem said:
huaxiong90 said:
Nirvana_Nut85 said:

He still has 360 fanboyism in him. He was delusional enough to say that Forza is better that GT.

It could be better to many people just as a racer. But as a sim, it seems to be generally agreed upon that GT is superior.

Can you still play "bumper cars" in the corners in GT5? If so then, GT5 is not a better sim having the same critical flaw that GT1 had on PS1.


Indeed, the "bumping cars" thing is the only thing important to take into account when deciding what makes a sim a good one.  To hell with car handling and physics. ¬_¬

Gran Turismo released in 1997. Gran Turismo 5 released in 2010. GT5 should not have the same unrealistic flaw as GT1, GT2, GT3, and GT4. So if it has the same "bumper car" flaw as the original game in the series had two hardware generations ago, then simulation aspect is inherently flawed.


**yawn

You can bump into cars the same, but as you progress through the game, damages become a part of the equation.  If you bump into cars, not only does it affect the cars behavior/handling, you have to be ready to spend lots of cash to repair your cars, making it harder to progress further in the game since you may not have the cash necessary to buy the cars required to take part in higher level events. 

Now, it's not like a car in real life is supposed to explode when getting into contact with an other one during cornering. ¬_¬