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Sounds like the GT4 physics will kick some major asses.
Fredi
GT4 - VW race driving sim
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Sounds like the GT4 physics will kick some major asses.
Fredi
PC-Engine said:
PC-engine, will u ever stop mentioning SEGA in every single post i make?? this is about GT4 thank you
PC-Engine said:
huh? what u on about?
and i'm sorry to say that between u and me, PC-engine, the one who can be considered more of a troll-fanb0y is u... i'm not the one checking the name of the platform before deciding whether i like a game or not... no hard feelings... i'm just speaking my mind, if u don't like it then its ur problem
PC-Engine said:I hope you realize that you still haven't contributed anything useful to this thread
If there was a word to describe a trolling hippocrate...it would have you in its definition
so u have contributed to this thread instead....*mmmmmmm lets all wait for sega to put out a GT4 beater YAY!!!*
PC-Engine said:McFly said:
I don't blame you
At least it's somewhat related to the topic, more than can be said of your posts
blah blah blah whatever mate... so why don't u enlighten us with your knowledge then..... come on... tell us about this thing Sega has... im serious im curious now
PC-Engine said:
I guess they don't have the intention of making a game out of it because a *Simulation* is not really a sega-thing.... u know what i mean... i mean, i got bored with GT3 after playing it to death... so much so that it makes me sick even thinking about it now...
Thanx McFly, this thread reminded me of something ON TOPIC (shame on you PC-Engine/london-boy):
a month ago there was an article at GameWatch,
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20030227/gran.htm
http://www.fhi.co.jp/news/03_01_03/03_02_27.htm
6 axis simulator cabinet by "Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd." / "Polyphony Digital", Playstation 2 hardware, running "GRAN TURISMO" software.
I speak very little japanese, so no more details from me, but here is a picture:
a month ago there was an article at GameWatch,
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20030227/gran.htm
http://www.fhi.co.jp/news/03_01_03/03_02_27.htm
6 axis simulator cabinet by "Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd." / "Polyphony Digital", Playstation 2 hardware, running "GRAN TURISMO" software.
I speak very little japanese, so no more details from me, but here is a picture:
(obviously directed at PC-Engine and LondonBoy)
You two are incredible. Not taking anyones side here, but both of you should really give it a break. Not only are you flodding this thread with nonesense, but have also ruined this thread. Great job.
McFly
That's great news. I have high hopes for GT4 and the new engine. It would be nice to see them implement damage and more intense use of weather effects making it even more challenging and realistic. Hopefully, this is good indication that the series will be moving even more in the direction of true simulation.
On a different note; Evolution Studio's WRX2:Extreme achieved something quite similar. Due to their extensive research and amazing engine based, some Rally makers apparently use it for testing. A shame though that the full heavy version of that engine wasn't used for the game - apparently, it was way too realistic and not fun anymore, so they had to cut it down and make it more playable and accessible for players.
You two are incredible. Not taking anyones side here, but both of you should really give it a break. Not only are you flodding this thread with nonesense, but have also ruined this thread. Great job.
McFly
That's great news. I have high hopes for GT4 and the new engine. It would be nice to see them implement damage and more intense use of weather effects making it even more challenging and realistic. Hopefully, this is good indication that the series will be moving even more in the direction of true simulation.
On a different note; Evolution Studio's WRX2:Extreme achieved something quite similar. Due to their extensive research and amazing engine based, some Rally makers apparently use it for testing. A shame though that the full heavy version of that engine wasn't used for the game - apparently, it was way too realistic and not fun anymore, so they had to cut it down and make it more playable and accessible for players.
does anyone have any details on gt4? will it be shown at E3? and when is E3 anyway?
Phil said:
I love WRC2, finished Argentina yesterday ... and yes in pro-mode it is quite a challange, even in this cut-down engine version. Gravel, rain, snow, ice, uphill, downhill ... every detail effects the physics engine. Rest is top notch too, car models are high poly (20.000-30.000), insane draw of distance, etc etc.
I posted some screenshots here:
http://www.beyond3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4577&start=20
Enough OT ... back to GT
ChryZ said:
The problem I have with WRC is that the cars are not heavy enough and I always had the impression that there was something else wrong with the physics. Anyway, the graphics are very cool.
I really hope that GT4 will go even more the simulation way. I raced nearly once around the planet in GT3 and if GT4 will be just a bit more of everything (GFX, Physics, AI), then I sure will make the "in 80 days around the world" thing this time.
Fredi
