hennessey86tell me about it chris, I genuinely don't no which one to get, I would pre order an xbox one tomorrow if they would confirm fanatic wheel compatability.
Is that the reflection of the dash in the windshield at 2:40?
Yes. There are actually quite a few "F5 dash reflection" videos. The lighting is very impressive for sure.Is that the reflection of the dash in the windshield at 2:40?
I like that the car doesn't seem to bog down as much when he goes off-track as it does in FM4.
The AI in the couple of vids above still seem like they want to keep forcing you off track or into a wall when you are coming up on the side of them if you are on their driving line. Thats probably the one major annoyance I had with the AI in previous Forza's.
The AI in the couple of vids above still seem like they want to keep forcing you off track or into a wall when you are coming up on the side of them if you are on their driving line. Thats probably the one major annoyance I had with the AI in previous Forza's.
And yes King you are right, that frame rate is smooth as an infants arse.
King-- that gamespot video was good--thanks for posting it. I chuckled when the guy was describing the rabbit hole of car physics T10 is going in.... as if they are the first ones I guess for a games journalist focused on consoles it might seem like it is novel (if you have never spent time with the pc sims).
From the Forzamotorsport.net Gamescom article:I'm pretty sure it wouldn't matter if Forza 5 had better physics then PC sims. No one would ever give it credit or admit it.
I mean, you're already saying it doesn't, and you haven't even played it yet. We don't even know if this build has the actual physics engine in yet.
From the Forzamotorsport.net Gamescom article:
Gamescom attendees will be among the first players in the world to test drive the new physics engine that is at the heart of the Forza Motorsport 5 gameplay experience.
In the Focus video when he's in hood cam.....
The detail in the reflection looks amazing.