| Turkish said:
GT was targeting 60fps and delivered that on PS3 after patches, why are you acting like it was 30fps? |
Show me where I act like it was 30fps. Don't reply, you can't, I never said that.
GT on PS3 was never a locked 60fps racer, period.
Mr Puggsly said:
The track on GTS looks kinda bland, its the cars that look realistic. The art direction is a bit different but at a technical level they look about equal. GTS is not at another level, its about the same. They never patched the frame drops and screen tear in GT on PS3. Perhaps they focused too much resolution and the overall presenation suffered. A lower resolution with AA would have been arguably better because it was jaggy galore on PS3. |
The track doesn't look blander than what's in Forza, which was heavily criticized for its cartboardbox trees and audience. The only thing that sticks out to me in both Nurburgring footage is that Forza has patches of grass sticking out here and there, but the rest of the field looks arid while in GT the grass looks nicely trimmed. Also this was GT5 on PS3 so not sure how it's gonna be more bland
It's the lighting that makes GT so lifelike, the lighting in Forza is awful in comparison. I mean it makes GT6 still look as good as today's current gen racers.
I remember they were fixing the fps with patches, not real 60 but close. Also GT on PS3 ran at 1080p, which is mindblowing, but if you set the system to 720p the framerate got better.
walsufnir said:
Show me where I act like it was 30fps. Don't reply, you can't, I never said that. GT on PS3 was never a locked 60fps racer, period. |
"Well, this time they have to deliver 60fps"
What does that sound like? When did they not have to deliver 60fps? Are you gonna start another useless argument in a Playstation specific thread?
Turkish said:
"Well, this time they have to deliver 60fps" What does that sound like? When did they not have to deliver 60fps? Are you gonna start another useless argument in a Playstation specific thread? |
Because they didn't deliver a locked 60fps last gen. You can run circles around that sentence and act personally attacked, the fact won't change. This time they have to because of VR.
Trunkin said:
Y'know I totally forgot to take the ps4pro into account. GT Sport should absolutely stomp all over Drive Club VR, which I'm convinced was a bit of a rush job, but It'd still be insanely impressive if they manage to hit 120 with this game. I feel like this may be psvr's next true system seller after RE7 if they don't screw it up somehow. I'm normally not interested in racing sims, but at least for me racing games and horror games seem like they would be uniquely appealing in VR. |
DriveClub never had a proper pro patch (it only has a few extra reflections enabled on the pro) Dirt Rally doesn't have any special pro support either afaik. GT Sport is the first game that might be optimized from the start for ps4 pro vr.
Yet as rough as DriveClub looks in VR, it still drew me back in for months of daily racing. Then Dirt Rally, which I had previously traded back in for crappy controls, got me addicted to to its VR version which is a much better way to drive. It's much easier to judge breaking distances and lateral drifting in VR which makes a rally game much easier. So indeed, if they can get it right, it could be even bigger than the RE7 VR hype, as I know a few of my friends who are into VR yet too scared to play RE7 :)
Edit: Even if it 'only' looks as good as the GT5 version above, it will be epic in VR!
It does look good. Pretty amazing how 720p like the video in the op is amazing all of a sudden... Especially considering how much hate splatoon just received.
Still, looks good considering it's in beta. Will be interested in how the final product looks. Especially in VR.
Chris Hu said:
GT games are known to under deliver on their promised features. Like I said before we didn't even get all the GT Vision cars in GT6 and the promised audio patch that was suposed to improve the engine sounds never showed up either. So yeah I say it again I believe it when I see it. Plus knowing GT they are probably going to give us a bunch of duplicate cars to get to that number. |
Say it again and another 10 times, that's what I'm trying to address. You said the quote says 'could' and not 'will' when it clearly says Gran Turismo will end up with 4 to 5 hundred cars.
Now you either still want to push the 'overpriced demo' narrative by ignoring this or you genuinely misread it.
it sounds nice, even in the drivers cockpit.
Looks amazing!!!
Turkish said:
The track doesn't look blander than what's in Forza, which was heavily criticized for its cartboardbox trees and audience. The only thing that sticks out to me in both Nurburgring footage is that Forza has patches of grass sticking out here and there, but the rest of the field looks arid while in GT the grass looks nicely trimmed. Also this was GT5 on PS3 so not sure how it's gonna be more bland It's the lighting that makes GT so lifelike, the lighting in Forza is awful in comparison. I mean it makes GT6 still look as good as today's current gen racers. I remember they were fixing the fps with patches, not real 60 but close. Also GT on PS3 ran at 1080p, which is mindblowing, but if you set the system to 720p the framerate got better.
"Well, this time they have to deliver 60fps" What does that sound like? When did they not have to deliver 60fps? Are you gonna start another useless argument in a Playstation specific thread? |
GT's lighting doesn't look so lifelike to me, but whatever. Forza and GT are going a different direction on lighting, preference is subjective but other aspects make them technically at par.
The cardboard audience was for Forza 5 and that was a rushed game for launch. Forza 6 made good on that, a much more polished product.
GT6 was not true 1080p. The vertical resolution was 1080p but horizontal was 1440. Its not amazing because the presentation suffers from big frame drops, constant screen tear, etc. If it was actually hitting 60 fps, that would be amazing. Forza 3/4 in comparison are locked at 60 fps, no tear, and overall is a more polished looking games. Forza 3 and 4 were technical marvels in the 7th gen, no other racers deliver performance and visuals at par.
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