hence the fact it has taken so long. i would have bought a 360 instead of waiting but i am poor (kids and mrs). saying that, by the time it comes out you will be able to get a 360 with forza for a tenner at a car bootie. takes the pissI'm still extremely skeptical. As a previous GT fanboy, I swore by it. Then I played Forza 2.
Then Forza 3.
The bar's been set. Twice.
If it plays anything like Prologue, it'll be terrible and a huge disappointment.
The whole pad is a joke. It's so old that hands have actually evolved slightly since it was introduced.
lol what's wrong with the controller?
What's right with it?
Would be funny if T10 could get Forza 4 out before GT5. Assuming they start work on it soon, they could do it.
I've got no gripes with it TBH but the PS controller is pretty much all I know. Haven't used a PC game pad in donkey's years and playstations are the only consoles I've had.
Was just wondering why the xbox controlled is preferred by those that have experience both properly?
I really don't see the point in T10 releasing FM4 on the 360 as theres little left to rinse from it. FM2 to FM3 was a big leap and I have to say FM3 is a great, no an excellent game but aside from polishing or releasing additional car packs I can't see FM4 looking much if anyything different to FM3.
If they tweaked the current engine, so the graphics remained pretty much the same but found more room for 'proper' advancements, I'm sure it would be worthwhile. I hate the perceived necessity of having to make it look nicer (which eats a ton of resources whilst they could be working on physics, AI etc). Three major things spring to mind...
Suspension modelling would be nice, that would open up a whole world of cars that can't currently be included (i.e. anything with exposed suspension, so everything from open-wheeled race cars to the Caparo T1, Caterfields, Ariel Atom etc)
More cars on track. 8 is laughable, and is below the minimum number specified by most championships..."Motorsport" it isn't.
Weather. A pretty obvious one but something that would require a massive overhaul.
Aside from that, loads of tweaks that they've made a mess of this time around, such as local leaderboards, car specific leaderboards, a much better balanced Class system and customizable single player gaming.
It's just way better dude. The sticks are in a more natural position, the whole thing fits in the hand better, and the triggers are easier to modulate. TBH in all SRS, the PS3 pad is ok for games like Uncharted 2. I find the x360 controller far better though. In fact I use one with my PC too.
Are consoles that out of date?! I always thought the specs looked low comapared to high end PCs let alone gaming computers, but thought it was the way the came together and customised for performance.
Are consoles that out of date?! I always thought the specs looked low comapared to high end PCs let alone gaming computers, but thought it was the way the came together and customised for performance.
With the rumours of a 360 Slim version possibly on the horizon with a combined CPU/GPU chip, do you think that'll upgrade the 360 performance wise or is it likely that it'll just allow the same performance but more efficiently? Could be an announcement at E3 next month when Natal is a shown.
Can't wait to check it out for myself then. One of the major problems I have is that on GT4/5P and occasionally on F1 CE, I use the triggers to change gear, so the odd few times I've played on Forza, I've struggled with the controls but really want to use the triggers to acc/brake as that make a lot of sense.
Imagine playing Forza 3 with no ABS and using the PS3 triggers? PMSL f**king forget about it. The irony, given the subject matter here, being that the PS3 will never have a racing game that good anyway. Even IF GT5 ever appears.
Gally, you may well be right about Forza 3. I would just love to understand the business model behind GT5. Either someone has unlimited funds, or they hope to sell about a billion units. OR, as I have often suspected, development actually stopped a long time ago and it will never go gold. </conspiracy>
It's just way better dude. The sticks are in a more natural position, the whole thing fits in the hand better, and the triggers are easier to modulate. TBH in all SRS, the PS3 pad is ok for games like Uncharted 2. I find the x360 controller far better though. In fact I use one with my PC too.
Imagine playing Forza 3 with no ABS and using the PS3 triggers? PMSL f**king forget about it. The irony, given the subject matter here, being that the PS3 will never have a racing game that good anyway. Even IF GT5 ever appears.
Gally, you may well be right about Forza 3. I would just love to understand the business model behind GT5. Either someone has unlimited funds, or they hope to sell about a billion units. OR, as I have often suspected, development actually stopped a long time ago and it will never go gold. </conspiracy>
Cheers Roy.
I'm not a massive gamer, mainly driving, football and a couple of shooters. But one game on pc I always wished I could run at top graphics was Grand Prix 4. Not really tried it on couple of our newer systems as it's an old game now, but I used to dream of running that at top spec. But my Dad prefered cheaper dreams so I never pushed him for the best components.
Lol at Chuck Norris' shooters. I struggled using them on Duke Nukem and Wolfenstein back in the day, might have to try again soon!
I wouldn't do that to my PC. It would be like dressing up an 8-year-old son in a sailors outfit and letting him go on an ocean voyage aboard HMS Gary Glitter.
Could he/it ever forgive me afterwards?
D.
forza is abit like playing an arcade game