| SvennoJ said: GT and Forza are already have a different focus, never mind GT and Forza Horizon. Is it October 22nd yet, why is time going so slow and so fast at the same time. A open world GT game will never get finished. They won't release until they have painstakingly recreated every minute detail of Tokyo, except that they'll never be able to keep up with the changes... |
I agree and disagree.
Both GT and Forza devs painstakingly take detail seriously. For example Turn 10 wont do rain until they can properly realtime simulate the physics. Rather than use a few tricks. Unfortunately no console this generation has the power to do it realistically enough realtime. There are far more variable calculations for when its raining.
For me where the difference is is that Polyphony concentrate on autenticity of the original cars through and through. Not to say Turn 10 dont, but they allow more customisation/personalisation of the cars. More here is a Ferrari 458 italia, now make it yours.
If anything Turn 10 seem to put more detail in their scenery than Polyphony. Why? Who knows, but Turn 10 have alot more staff than Polyphony.
Playing GT5 last month it felt like rigt heres your cars, race them on these tracks. thats it.
Forza 4 is more here are your cars, race on these tracks. design this for your car, or go into this playground with that spiderman Skyline. Forza 4 feels more free. More about you as a player. A place to completely mess around with 800 or so cars now available.
GT5 is a good sim, its just much more streamlined into what the developer wants you to do with the cars.
But yea I agree. GT5 Universe would never come out. I still think we wont see GT6 for another 4-5 years.
