Well it will have a ton of tracks just not a lot of cars.  Although its looking slightly better in that department since it will launch with slightly more then 100 cars still missing some major manufacturers.

that and i heard ill lack performance tuning.... WTF this day and age.  

im used to the royal treatment form Gt and forza, thsi is sub par by any standart.  

Its not much of a sim if it lacks performance tuning.  Also I think the career mode is going to be pretty short.  Might check it out when it gets cheaper just for the tracks.

same here, ot maybe luck out with a freebi on Plus. 

As long as both games run great @ 60fps in the end, I don't see a problem at all.

Lucky lucky Sony, they ended up with the more powerful hardware combination, plus MS fluffed their console announcement and Sony were able to turn "no pack-in camera" into a benefit as the PS4 would be $100 cheaper and it was obvious that $100 extra on XB1 was not due to better hardware but due to the mandatory Kinect.

not that 60FPS will change my mind, this company screwed the wii u owners (me), they no longer will take my money, i`ll save it and buy driveclub instead.

How are the tracks shaping up though. That's what I'm looking at 99% of the time.

http://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/project-cars-track-list.305495/
About 50 tracks, sold. Plenty to drive on. All with day/night and weather.

Looks a bit bland though

Overhyped, underdelivered

Im not talking case by case basis, im talking pure maximum possible power for each system. and PC has a vast lead in the department.

If you dont invest in a gaming PC you cannot use that as a comparison to a gaming console, simple as that.