Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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Oh, I get it now.
I must admit, though, I never really could get my head around why everyone said Driveclub's sound was so good. It always sounded, by and large, sort of muffly and echoey. Almost like the car's exhaust was down a well and you had cotton wool in your ears. Well, maybe not that bad. It was certainly leagues better than something like GT6, but... I dunno. It always felt off in some way. Forza 6's clean, crisp audio is superior, IMO, and I think I even prefer GT Sport's sound to DC's.
I'm fully expecting criticism for saying this, even though I think DC is a brilliant game with a pleasingly old school vibe. It reminds me of NFS Road Challenge on PS1, with its focus on contemporary performance cars and great track design, with a big focus on dramatic vistas and high quality, showpiece graphics to show off what the console does.
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Oh, I get it now.
I must admit, though, I never really could get my head around why everyone said Driveclub's sound was so good. It always sounded, by and large, sort of muffly and echoey. Almost like the car's exhaust was down a well and you had cotton wool in your ears. Well, maybe not that bad. It was certainly leagues better than something like GT6, but... I dunno. It always felt off in some way. Forza 6's clean, crisp audio is superior, IMO, and I think I even prefer GT Sport's sound to DC's.
I'm fully expecting criticism for saying this, even though I think DC is a brilliant game with a pleasingly old school vibe. It reminds me of NFS Road Challenge on PS1, with its focus on contemporary performance cars and great track design, with a big focus on dramatic vistas and high quality, showpiece graphics to show off what the console does.
I'd definitely say it depends from car to car.
DC's LaFerrari is probably the best sound out of all racing games right now, whereas the RUF's/ most cars with V6's sound very echoey, and off.
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Driveclub sound is one of the most natural sounds out there. We only have had the opportunity to hear one car of new GT Sport's sound patch. Let's wait for more complicated things to get sound well like V10, V12 or diesel turbocharged engines. Then we can say if GT new sound is that good.
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I'm still waiting to get excited about GT SPORT. If better graphics and sound is all that they can say to look forward to, then it is nothing more than an update of the game. Sure there is VR , but we have to fork out for a NEW machine to get this. I bought a PS4 in anticipation of a GRAN TURISMO game , but nothing. All we here is a lot of promises, but all we get is delays. The best part is that when a game DOES come out (GT 5 and 6 ) other than a couple of bells and whistles aside, they are not much better than the previous versions.
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Yea I do know actually know it's made by Sony lol, I have the game.
I'm presuming arrogance based on previous statements by Kaz regarding other things too.
Corret. As you say the car models are good. How hard could outsourcing good quality have been when there was good quality in house.
Fully agree here, I said pretty the same thing in the AC thread regarding Driveclub. The sounds are decent but there is something lacking. If you close your eyes you csn tell if the sounds are from Driveclub as you can with Gt. Every car has a distinct sound thar screams this game is Driveclub. I'm glad it's not just me who hax noticed it.Oh, I get it now.
I must admit, though, I never really could get my head around why everyone said Driveclub's sound was so good. It always sounded, by and large, sort of muffly and echoey. Almost like the car's exhaust was down a well and you had cotton wool in your ears.
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Just waiting for a PC equivalent of Gran Turismo.... There isn't a big enough market on PC for me to justify bring my G27 to my dorm. Sure I could ACorsa, but that just lacks the charm that GT has, and Project Cars isn't any better. Physics in Horizon 3 aren't exactly great either...
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Car of the Year Japan
http://www.gran-turismo.com/jp/news/00_3030853.html
http://www.gran-turismo.com/jp/news/00_3030853.html
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The M2 or Abarth 124 should win. The rest are all dull as hell and don't deserve a spot in what's supposed to be a more serious game.
The car prize is not about video games
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Red Bull has apparently seen the night racing.
http://www.redbull.com/en/games/stories/1331827632764/gt-sport-ps4-pro-improvements
The quality improvement brought about by the enrichment in brightness capacity are most obvious during night races when cars have their beams on full and there exists an incredibly high level of contrast between the headlights and darkness around them. One of the problems with displaying this example of high contrast when playing without HDR is that the detail in the brightest areas of the screen is lost as their doesn't exist enough variations in luminance to differentiate between the dark areas and the darks, and the light and the very lightest. As such, for example, the outer edges of a headlight is indistinguishable from its inner core whereas it is visibly separate in HDR.
http://www.redbull.com/en/games/stories/1331827632764/gt-sport-ps4-pro-improvements
The quality improvement brought about by the enrichment in brightness capacity are most obvious during night races when cars have their beams on full and there exists an incredibly high level of contrast between the headlights and darkness around them. One of the problems with displaying this example of high contrast when playing without HDR is that the detail in the brightest areas of the screen is lost as their doesn't exist enough variations in luminance to differentiate between the dark areas and the darks, and the light and the very lightest. As such, for example, the outer edges of a headlight is indistinguishable from its inner core whereas it is visibly separate in HDR.
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