Project Cars (game) out tomorrow!!!
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To be more social, one has to be less social. Its science!
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I take it that it will not be released on Xbox360?
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Probably not Andy
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Probably not Andy
Looks like ill have to buy a Xbox One.
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It was probably released on steam. I have an xbone. I haven't played it for a while
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Wasn't planning on buying another console ever, but it's tempting. I'd love to get into some organized, semi-competitive sim racing. Scheduled races, points standings and all that. I got into GT5 kind of late, and it was always hard to find a decent race online
Don't feel like wasting my time playing with a bunch of whiners/kids/trolls/asshats/etc -
Back to back races with a good group of online competitors are amazing. I had a session in gt5 once where myself and another guy were at each others throats for 1st each race. It was some good clean racing and a good adrenaline rush.
Then there were other online sessions where i just rammed people while laying on the horn with the Jay Leno Tank Car. That wasnt nearly as entertaining
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I have been a huge fan of the GT series since GT2 and I have owned everyone since then. Forza's game play never grabbed me and I have never cared enough to own multiple systems (unless you count the N64 I still have). I have been following Project Cars and it looks awesome but at this point I don't even know if I want to buy a PS4, until GT7 comes out at least.
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Oh Earl, what would I do without you in my life!
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I am down for some PC racing, cross platform for racing games would be nice. No one has an advantage vs. FPS cross platform.
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Looks tight, but will probably not be buying one of these consoles. However, I would love having a set-up like this to play these newer racing games on
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The sad reality is driving physics will never be made realistic in a video game. The amount of skill needed to drive them on the console would turn away too many players=/ I mean they could have a setting that gives you very realistic physics and then have a setting for the novice players.
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The sad reality is driving physics will never be made realistic in a video game. The amount of skill needed to drive them on the console would turn away too many players=/ I mean they could have a setting that gives you very realistic physics and then have a setting for the novice players.
iRacing? rFactor? RaceRoom Racing Experience? I haven't tried any of them yet, but there are definitely some hardcore racing games out there. I think they're all PC-only though.
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