GT4 vs Forza [Let the battle begin]
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Kinigitt, lets see if they can do those animations with 6 cars on the track eh 
And cosmic, lets see how good gt4 would look if you added damage, twice as many cars on the track, oil spills, higher detailed scenery, 5.1 sound, a physics engine even more complex, cars that can actually flip, higher poly cars and scenery, interiors and drivers in all the cars
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And cosmic, lets see how good gt4 would look if you added damage, twice as many cars on the track, oil spills, higher detailed scenery, 5.1 sound, a physics engine even more complex, cars that can actually flip, higher poly cars and scenery, interiors and drivers in all the cars
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Kaniyodriftwhy do u guys keep posting photoshopped developer shots of Forza when there are real ones from TGS?
just look:
LMFAO other cars have no shadows
and compare it to this:
simple eh? but where is the shadow or wheels of this car? a Back to the Furure car?
and this:
look at the background - and ppl complain that GT has low-res backgrounds, Forza has super low-res backgrounds!
i mean a REALLY LOW res - this is even worse than N64-low, this is mega low-res blurfest!
isn't XBox like 4 times as powerful as the old PS2? even the car itself isn't in the same league as the ones GT4.
but the developer has something to say:
"Just look foo! j00 can add da flamez!"
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Those weren't motion caps, all ingame. How could the b-spec be motion cap?code_kevYeah I just saw those vids of game informer, looked just like Gtp, but with motion capture (very good motion capture I'd like to say).
Cobra, lets not be a dirty great big graphics whore for a change.
Gt4 makes sacrifices for it's graphics, while forza has features like damage, oil spills, decent AI, higher detailed cars, better customisation, more cars on track at once, true 5.1, etc, so I mean, go ahead, judge it on it's graphics (even though technically they are better) like the typical 12 year old ps2 owner, who probs has never owned a machine before the ps1
Call me a forza fanboy, meh, I just say what I see, and atm forza seems to be doing the stuff Gt should have done back in 2001
and you said that looks like gtp? Hope you kidding me.
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Cobra, looking at the animations, the look motion captured. This is not a bad thing you idiot, motion capture makes the animations look more realistic as it's taken off real people. FS, get a fricking clue, I obviously meant the pit crew and driver animations. And yes, the graphics look the same as GTPs, which is no bad thing.
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Have you actually seen the cars flip? Just asking and I doubt the physics will be more realistic than gt4's when they are more forgivingcode_kevKinigitt, lets see if they can do those animations with 6 cars on the track eh
And cosmic, lets see how good gt4 would look if you added damage, twice as many cars on the track, oil spills, higher detailed scenery, 5.1 sound, a physics engine even more complex, cars that can actually flip, higher poly cars and scenery, interiors and drivers in all the cars
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They don't look impressed!!!! WTF, cut the crap Cosmic, your smarter than this. Theres pics of KY when he doesn't look impressed, does that mean GT4 wil be under-par?CosmicI think Microsoft has payed them to play the game , but they doesn't look very impressed
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Thing I admire in Forza is the fact that even the spoiler's shadow is reflected onto the cars body. In fact I wonder if the shadows will be reflected onto the other cars and scenery. No game I have seen so far has done this successfully.
Tbh I think if you want to compare pics of each, get in game shots and replay shots together of the same scenario, no photomode's and using the same car, shouldn't be too hard as Forza has a lot from GT's inventory anyway and some that are not.
Tbh I think if you want to compare pics of each, get in game shots and replay shots together of the same scenario, no photomode's and using the same car, shouldn't be too hard as Forza has a lot from GT's inventory anyway and some that are not.
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PGR2 had dynamic lighting. The spoilers cast shadows, the A B C columns cast shadows onto the seats, driver and dashboard. other car's shadows were draped over your car if you pass them on the side that the shadow is sitting. Dents from damage and flailing body panels cast shadows.
It's a constant lighting engine incorporated into the game. It takes up lots CPU power, so it could be a big factor concerning the 30fps frame rate.
Real-time reflections are old news now, even Grand Theft auto has em. Every game worth it's salt graphically has reflective surfaces and water effects.
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