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Chris V6 255
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Slightly off topic but check this out
Turn 10 ponders Forza Natal
Tuesday 8-Sep-2009 7:44 AM Motion cam could have players "touching cars, opening doors"
Forza Motorsport 3 director Dan Greenawalt is excited about Natal, and by the sound of it he's even come up with some ideas on how the 360 motion cam could transform the racing series.
"The thing that excites me the most is Natal. To me it all comes down to that core vision I pitched back in 2002 - turn gamers into car loves and car lovers into gamers," he told Xbox World 360 magazine. "What really excites me as a designer is that car passion.
"What gets me excited about Natal is getting people involved with cars - touching cars, opening doors, smashing cars, taking parts out, that visceral feeling of moving and playing inside a car," he said.
"Is that what Forza 4 is? I have no idea, but I'm excited about it because I can get the controller out of the way and get people even more excited about cars."
Of course Greenawalt isn't the first racing game designer to dream of controller-less driving; a version of Burnout has already been demoed to press running on Natal. Whether or not that setup would be comfortable for a full racer though, it remains to be seen.
Read the full interview with the Forza 3 boss in Xbox World 360 number 83, on sale now.
Turn 10 ponders Forza Natal
Tuesday 8-Sep-2009 7:44 AM Motion cam could have players "touching cars, opening doors"
Forza Motorsport 3 director Dan Greenawalt is excited about Natal, and by the sound of it he's even come up with some ideas on how the 360 motion cam could transform the racing series.
"The thing that excites me the most is Natal. To me it all comes down to that core vision I pitched back in 2002 - turn gamers into car loves and car lovers into gamers," he told Xbox World 360 magazine. "What really excites me as a designer is that car passion.
"What gets me excited about Natal is getting people involved with cars - touching cars, opening doors, smashing cars, taking parts out, that visceral feeling of moving and playing inside a car," he said.
"Is that what Forza 4 is? I have no idea, but I'm excited about it because I can get the controller out of the way and get people even more excited about cars."
Of course Greenawalt isn't the first racing game designer to dream of controller-less driving; a version of Burnout has already been demoed to press running on Natal. Whether or not that setup would be comfortable for a full racer though, it remains to be seen.
Read the full interview with the Forza 3 boss in Xbox World 360 number 83, on sale now.
It's ridiculous tho! Some of the guys on there are tuned to the moon!
Oooo it's update day 
Sod their shitty US public holidays. /yank hate
Hai!!
Also saw the new Focus RS in there.
I posted a pic of the Vee a couple of pages back
and as for the Focus RS there are High res pics of that from a T10 shoot even further back in the thread.The more interesting thing I spotted in the video were the AE86 being back, what looked like a mk1 gti, the regal GNX (will keep Chris happy) and apparent some think they spotted a Hakosuka (I hope they have but I'm not convinced)
Chris V6 255
ClioSport Club Member
V6 255, 182 Trophy
Chris V6 255
ClioSport Club Member
V6 255, 182 Trophy
It's page 66 on mine
20 posts per page = Win.
+1 :rasp:
Chris V6 255
ClioSport Club Member
V6 255, 182 Trophy
The Bus and MRT
Those of you that were talking about active spoilers... do you mean the spoilers will actually raise on cars when they're meant to? I wonder if they'll get the V-Tec (and equivalents) to work.. always annoys me in FM2 how the power doesn't change through the revs on certain cars.
Chris V6 255
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Latest confirmed cars
Sep. 8th: Ferrari FXX [source]
2005 DB9 [image]
2008 Z4 M Coupé [image]
1987 Regal GNX [image]
2003 Viper Competition Coupe [image]
2008 #71 Tafel Racing F430GT [image]
2009 A200 TURBO Coupé 'Special Edition' [image]
1971 Skyline 2000 GT-R (KPGC-10) [image]
2004 Speedster Turbo [image]
1985 Sprinter Trueno GT Apex (AE86) [image]
1976 Golf GTI (MkI) [image]
Sep. 8th: Ferrari FXX [source]
2005 DB9 [image]
2008 Z4 M Coupé [image]
1987 Regal GNX [image]
2003 Viper Competition Coupe [image]
2008 #71 Tafel Racing F430GT [image]
2009 A200 TURBO Coupé 'Special Edition' [image]
1971 Skyline 2000 GT-R (KPGC-10) [image]
2004 Speedster Turbo [image]
1985 Sprinter Trueno GT Apex (AE86) [image]
1976 Golf GTI (MkI) [image]
VTEC worked on FM2 didn't it?
The Bus and MRT
I've raced the DC5 a lot in FM2 (Not in CW unfortunately as they haven't got the colours right, hope this gets fixed in FM3!) and never spotted or heard the V-Tec kick in... I always thought it was strange considering how much detail had gone into the physics, guess it's just not as obvious as I expected it to be.
Nippy white cup
GNX ftfw
Haven't watched the vid yet but if the Mk1 GTI is in there then I'll be well pleased!
Chris
Haven't watched the vid yet but if the Mk1 GTI is in there then I'll be well pleased!
Chris
Wonder if they still have the steam roller wheel option The Mk1 isn't shown properly just in the menu screen Chris.
I'm now wondering if they've made the Hakosuka Skyline with the front arch trims or without.
As standard maybe not in your face but with mods it definitely kicks hard.
The Mk1 isn't shown properly just in the menu screen Chris. I'm now wondering if they've made the Hakosuka Skyline with the front arch trims or without.
As standard maybe not in your face but with mods it definitely kicks hard.
Chris V6 255
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