Funny fact: the DIRT CG trailer has been produced by the same guys, at the same studio somewhere in the UK, that created a quite well known trailer about two years ago... Kinda ironic
Pretty nice video by the way.
Funny fact: the DIRT CG trailer has been produced by the same guys, at the same studio somewhere in the UK, that created a quite well known trailer about two years ago... Kinda ironic
Pretty nice video by the way.
IN GAME video available Thursday 3/29 on Xbox Live Marketplace
The video is up...
Kinda dissapointing. The framerate (of the video at least) is very choppy, and things really don't look that sharp or move that well...
The video is up...
Kinda dissapointing. The framerate (of the video at least) is very choppy, and things really don't look that sharp or move that well...
Looks good to me, I'll DL it on Marketplace later and compare to the lower quality vid on Xboxyde.
Hahaha?Isn't the Neon engine the one where they cooperated closely with SCEE to create an engine that makes the most of PS3 and still supposed to run 'decent' on PC and 360 as well?
McRae cars always turned on their "centre of mass" - it was as if someone had stuck a giant toothpick through the roof and out the floor and was twiddling the car left and right as it went through the corners - with the four wheels' friction having basically nothing to do with the car's behaviour.The bigger problem for me is the cars just don't look to move quite right. It's always something with mcrae games... Usually subtle. You know it looks wrong but can't place it. I'm getting that feeling with this video. Mcrae in 2004 (?) gave me this feeling the least.
McRae cars always turned on their "centre of mass" - it was as if someone had stuck a giant toothpick through the roof and out the floor and was twiddling the car left and right as it went through the corners - with the four wheels' friction having basically nothing to do with the car's behaviour.
The thing that bugs me about car games that are not, say, Gran Turismo, GTR2 or Live4Speed is that the cars don't even drive right when you pootle along at 30mph.
...Fixed?...
McRae cars always turned on their "centre of mass" - it was as if someone had stuck a giant toothpick through the roof and out the floor and was twiddling the car left and right as it went through the corners - with the four wheels' friction having basically nothing to do with the car's behaviour.