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Guys;
I've played the game in the last two days.
Before I talk about the feel of GT6 and physics, I need to explain that the queues to get in the rigs are enormous all the time. So, in order to maximize the number of players testing the game, you get only two minutes of gameplay per turn.
Today, I ended up just getting in the queue again, again and again.
Not only the time playing is limited, but your freedom as well: you can't change track, car or any other setings. Because of all this limitations, I coudn't record my laps. But I made a video of other guy playing.
It'll be avaiable soon:
So, the car is the GT3 SLS and the track is Suzuka East.
Physics:
I felt the game more vivid. It's still a GT game, no doubt about that, but the reactions of the car on braking are more colorful.
Most of the time, if you tried to use the other cars as a support to get a corner, you'll be punished: the car loses control and is really hard to regain It. I think that the physics are improved and are better than GT5's. Not perfect, but better.
AI:
Nothing. The behaviour of the opponents remains the same: they are slow as hell and predictable. I've managed to beat them by 5 or 6 seconds in a two laps race.
Graphics:
To me, is very hard to spot differences between GT5 and 6. But, there are some enhancements: If you get out of track on a bumpy area, there'll be sparks under the car. The exaust flames are more detailed, the shadows are better and, to me, the level of detail of the cars are improved.
In conclusion:
The game feels like a improved GT5. I can't say that I'll buy It because I saw way too few news to get that excitement about the release of a new GT game.
For me, at least, PD have to show much more informations, details about the gameplay, DLCs strategys and so on.
I've played the game in the last two days.
Before I talk about the feel of GT6 and physics, I need to explain that the queues to get in the rigs are enormous all the time. So, in order to maximize the number of players testing the game, you get only two minutes of gameplay per turn.
Today, I ended up just getting in the queue again, again and again.
Not only the time playing is limited, but your freedom as well: you can't change track, car or any other setings. Because of all this limitations, I coudn't record my laps. But I made a video of other guy playing.
It'll be avaiable soon:
So, the car is the GT3 SLS and the track is Suzuka East.
Physics:
I felt the game more vivid. It's still a GT game, no doubt about that, but the reactions of the car on braking are more colorful.
Most of the time, if you tried to use the other cars as a support to get a corner, you'll be punished: the car loses control and is really hard to regain It. I think that the physics are improved and are better than GT5's. Not perfect, but better.
AI:
Nothing. The behaviour of the opponents remains the same: they are slow as hell and predictable. I've managed to beat them by 5 or 6 seconds in a two laps race.
Graphics:
To me, is very hard to spot differences between GT5 and 6. But, there are some enhancements: If you get out of track on a bumpy area, there'll be sparks under the car. The exaust flames are more detailed, the shadows are better and, to me, the level of detail of the cars are improved.
In conclusion:
The game feels like a improved GT5. I can't say that I'll buy It because I saw way too few news to get that excitement about the release of a new GT game.
For me, at least, PD have to show much more informations, details about the gameplay, DLCs strategys and so on.
