Resurrecting an old thread ...
Have to say my first ever exposure in the Forza series, with Forza 3, has won me over. Not quite as real as some simulations in the past, but the depth to the game and the customizations (even if not completely real with the dyno, still fun) has major, continued replay value. This is what video games need to do, not just be accurate or have a good selection of cars/tracks, for mass appeal.
Have to say my first ever exposure in the Forza series, with Forza 3, has won me over. Not quite as real as some simulations in the past, but the depth to the game and the customizations (even if not completely real with the dyno, still fun) has major, continued replay value. This is what video games need to do, not just be accurate or have a good selection of cars/tracks, for mass appeal.
Good call!
There's really nothing better than the Gran Turismo series.The sheer scale of the game puts all others to shame,with the amount of cars,tracks,and racing modes.
I really like the Burnout series as well,though I've only played Paradise briefly.
I've also been a big fan of the Wipeout series.
With the delays in the release of Gran Turismo 5 ...
I used to think the same, until I tried Forza 3 with the endless delays in Gran Turismo 5.
Re: With the delays in the release of Gran Turismo 5 ...
Perfection takes time.When it's finally released,jaws will undoubtedly drop,and stay plastered to the floor.
Perfection takes time.When it's finally released,jaws will undoubtedly drop,and stay plastered to the floor.
pole postion was the best... and spy hunter
Spy Hunter wasn't a racing game.
Mario Kart is the best racing game ever made
road rash and top gear were good games
Gran turismo on the ps3 for shure. I think it's the best racing game ever made.
This is going waaaaaaaaaay back.........
Grand Prix Legends. I think it was 1967 F1 cars and tracks
14 mile Nurburgring, 6 mile Spa-Francochamps, Kylami, Zandvoort, Monza and Silverstone without the chicanes, Dos Hermanos, Roen, Watkins Glen, Mosport.
It's really hard to set up in WinXP but runs great in Win98.
It's got graphics for the Win98 era but the Ferrari engine sound is the best.
Grand Prix Legends. I think it was 1967 F1 cars and tracks
14 mile Nurburgring, 6 mile Spa-Francochamps, Kylami, Zandvoort, Monza and Silverstone without the chicanes, Dos Hermanos, Roen, Watkins Glen, Mosport.
It's really hard to set up in WinXP but runs great in Win98.
It's got graphics for the Win98 era but the Ferrari engine sound is the best.
