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Acert93 you are right they didn't capture it exact, because the bridge is wider than that,( it could have been captured like that to make it harder to drive by someone) but they did a great job of capturing NYC.
The funny thing is I am not a huge racing fan either. What I have found, for me, is that while I am typically luke warm toward the racing genre, a GREAT racing can really pull me in. Daytona USA, Sega Rally, GT2 & 3, and, ummmm... Mario Kart and a few of the Twisted Metal series. Not a big list thereoverclocked said:Its a shame i really aint in to driving-games(besides RR on PSP), the latest i couldnt stopp play was Daytona USA on Sega Saturn.. Oh well..
Acert93 said:The funny thing is I am not a huge racing fan either. What I have found, for me, is that while I am typically luke warm toward the racing genre, a GREAT racing can really pull me in. Daytona USA, Sega Rally, GT2 & 3, and, ummmm... Mario Kart and a few of the Twisted Metal series. Not a big list there
You can see my taste is either in really good sim games, high quality arcade-sims. And if it is gonna be goofy, it better be really good and have good gameplay/MP.
Anyhow, PGR3 looks to fit well inbetween "good sim" and "high quality arcade-sim". I may not be a die hard racing fan, but I really do enjoy a good racer *IF* it avoids a lot of the typical racing game pitfalls. It is said to play very much like PGR. The cabin view is exciting (most exciting game footage I have seen yet) and the scope of the world--which is huge and detailed--really draws me in. The cars seem to have a good sense of speed and seem to react to the road. Maybe a little forgiving on the arcade side on the controls, but I can understand that (Bizarre said they wanted people to feel like they were professional drivers).
All in all if the Online is as good as they have indicated (and some of the crazy PGR1/2 modes make it back!) and it plays well and gives that sense of "intense race!" then this will be one of those games that impacts my buying decision.
PGR3 really seems to be ahead of RR and Test Drive. While I can live with 30fps with all the motion blur and other effects, I hope they hit 60fps. That would put it in the "classic" category. Not because there wont be better racers, only that it was one of the first true next gen games--and a darned well good one at that. It could still hit that status, but not hitting 60fps is going to bumb some racing fans out.
mckmas8808 said:Real World comparison to PGR3's environment. This is incredible.
Can you guess the real from the fake? Take the test.
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Again best looking Xbox360 game so far.
expletive said:I read an interview where bizarre said they knew about the popping and it would definitely be fixed. Theres so many interviews with them at this point i wouldnt know where to begin to track it down for you...
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Phil said:Accoarding to one of our local newspapers that had an extract on some of the latest Xbox360 news from X05, PGR3 surroundings came across as quite disappointing compared to the detail found in the cars. Apparently, there's quite a difference between earlier screenshots and the current build.
Phil said:Actually, I wasn't agreeing nor disagreeing with them - just passing on the information as it was published in the newspaper today from people attending the show and using, I presume, the latest build to judge their view on the game.
In fact, I don't claim to have the footage (that being an actual Xbox360 with the latest build of PGR3 in my posession running on a tv infront of me) that was reviewed, so I can't take any sides either way. I certainly won't grab any low-resolution trailers either because the quality simply isn't there to effectively judge the surroundings and validate their opinion on the matter.
I did post the news however because we had a similar discussion a few weeks/months ago where we had all nice wireframe shots of the surroundings and how good everything looked - yet on all other screens that appeared to be from gameplay (or gameplay representative), the surroundings simply looked washed-out, lacking a lot of detail that was present in those wireframe shots or earlier renders.
Take it as you will.
Phil said:Actually, I wasn't agreeing nor disagreeing with them - just passing on the information as it was published in the newspaper today from people attending the show and using, I presume, the latest build to judge their view on the game.
In fact, I don't claim to have the footage (that being an actual Xbox360 with the latest build of PGR3 in my posession running on a tv infront of me) that was reviewed, so I can't take any sides either way. I certainly won't grab any low-resolution trailers either because the quality simply isn't there to effectively judge the surroundings and validate their opinion on the matter.
I did post the news however because we had a similar discussion a few weeks/months ago where we had all nice wireframe shots of the surroundings and how good everything looked - yet on all other screens that appeared to be from gameplay (or gameplay representative), the surroundings simply looked washed-out, lacking a lot of detail that was present in those wireframe shots or earlier renders.
Take it as you will.