EDIT: Forza is still the king of 7th gen racing! (according to Metacritic)

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SvennoJ said:
I played Ferrari racing legends and would never have guessed it was from the makers of TDU. I thought it was a sequel to Ferrari Challenge. The historical circuits were a lot of fun to race around, but it kinda lost steam in the modern era, too much repetition of tracks.

The console racing landscape is getting pretty sparse nowadays, annualized NFS + F1 and GT / Forza are left. Hopefully Driveclub can bring some new life into the genre, otherwise The crew in a year. (although the forced multiplayer aspect doesn't sound very appealing)

it's all cause everything has to be uber realistic, arcade racers as much fun as they are are just to shallow these days there is not enough to them to keep people playing, its time to bring back the old arcade racers, the ones that stood out, we really need a new TDU and another much updated burnout paradise only with a map 5 times bigger with at least 16 player online mode (that was the worst problem with BP, only 8 players spread out across the map the online marked man events were pretty much pointless).

what id really love to see is PD releasing a Gran Turismo game like GT3 A-SPEC, no licences and the ability to get straight into races without having to spend hours tweaking and tuning the cars, i guess this is why i find GT3 to be my favorite out of all the GT games, that said even Forza has become a bit of a bore fest, for me the best Forza is Forza 3, lol 3 is a magic number but 7 is supposed to be lucky so maybe PD can salvage GT. (even though ive got GT5 and GT6 their still not as good as GT3 or at least for me in my opinion not as much fun as GT3).