If that's the case, why didn't Killzone sell well?

Realistic driving sims are not to my liking. I prefer more arcadey racing games like Burnout. Realistic driving sims just seem lame to me. I'm playing a game, let me go 300 miles per hour. That's just my opinion though, some people love them, just look at the sales.

I mean any car even chepear cars...

I have a old VW Voyage '74 tunned with turbo and I have a Ford Focus 2.0 '10 to general use...

A lot of things that I learned in GT5 I make in real life... of couse in real-life I take care and drive safely but my way to drive changed a lot due Gran Turismo.

And yeah wiht a good force feedback wheel the feelling of drive in GT5 is close to real-life... I loved when I did a turn at licences in the game and I tried to do the same in real-life in a similar turn... works really perfectly... before I always did that turn in way low speed.

I love do that... compare the drive in GT5 with real life... and yeah there are comparison... that's makes me amazed how much the things are similars.

I agree with that, i like racers but find Forza and Gran Turismo boring. I prefer my racers to be arcadey, sandbox or rally based. But i suppose it's down to your taste

lol, I will let you think that, big guy. *rubs your little head*, good boy!

Why do people race in real life? It's sooo boring. Hockey is fun to watch for me so that means that people who race in the F1 championships are only starring at the environments.

Sumbudy tell theez guise therz sutch thing az site-seeing!!!!

This has to be a troll attempt. It should probably be locked.

You know, there a LOT of people that REALLY like driving sims.

 Two things. Number one, that is an opinion, NOT fact. Number two, I do prefer arcade racers like Mario Kart over Forza and GT.

I don't agree, OP.