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Very impressive weather. Could be getting a PS4 sooner than I thought.
Word on Twitter is that we could see a Dynamic weather video today
Edit: Wow
Yep, you can tell the difference by miles. At least for me, DC is looking extremely better, gameplay-wise.Unless my eyes are deceiving me, that's not DriveClub.
That's Project CARS.
I can't, because Beetle.Anybody else not able to stop watching that clip?
Driveclub and Forza Horizon 2 weather comparison
Driveclub and Forza Horizon 2 weather comparison
I have to say Evolution have really done well with DC. Thier engine is great.
That weather looks stunning and really looks like rain. FH just looked a little dated compared, I guess it has to contend with more though being open world and the like.
Well, the PS4 isn't that much more powerful than the Xbox One, so that really isn't much of a difference. It comes down to DC having very few cars on the track, closed in world, lack of physic, tuner and livery. Not much else left other than to polish the cars up. FH2, being open world, is able to do all that, including dynamic weather, lighting and night day just like DC. Not to mention Forza physics, with a much longer campaign, more events and better online.Not even close to be honest, Horizon's strongest points are the freedom and car meets. Graphics wise DC is on another level on the more powerful console.
Pretty big difference actually.Well, the PS4 isn't that much more powerful than the Xbox One, so that really isn't much of a difference. It comes down to DC having very few cars on the track, closed in world, lack of physic, tuner and livery. Not much else left other than to polish the cars up. FH2, being open world, is able to do all that, including dynamic weather, lighting and night day just like DC. Not to mention Forza physics, with a much longer campaign, more events and better online.
Pretty big difference actually.
It doesn't even come close, if something is starting to look more and more like P-Cars in ultra settings, which is quite a thing for a console game (considering everything, though the clouds and lighting help a lot), FH2 doesn't look bad, but it doesn't look breathtaking either.
Not only is it small (as developers have stated numerous times), it's even less of a difference than last gen. That is good news for gamers though.
We haven't seen anything that looks like p-car in ultra settings on the PS4 (nor X1). That said, FH2 is doing much more than the little DC racer, so it makes sense. If they dumped all the features, physics and open world of FH2, they would have painted it to be prettier like DC.