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Anyone who'd criticise GT4 for oversteer is someone who isn't worth bothering with.
Too true. If anything, I'd say the handling dynamics were overly understeer-heavy.
Anyone who'd criticise GT4 for oversteer is someone who isn't worth bothering with.
This comment got me think...Anyone who'd criticise GT4 for oversteer is someone who isn't worth bothering with.
So in the US you can get the G27 for $209.00? (£130.00 GBP)
In the UK the G27 is £329.00
what.
(from Logitech Direct)
So in the US you can get the G27 for $209.00? (£130.00 GBP)
In the UK the G27 is £329.00
what.
(from Logitech Direct)
Hey everyone , you just have to watch this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSn9FKwqSTs
Yep, you can get it cheaper though.
http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/4704982/art/logitech/g27-racing-wheel.html?srcid=867
I have seen that website before. Everything they sell is mysteriously cheaper than every other website on the internet. I looked them up and did some research, and found that they were probably the dodgiest 'online shop' in existence'.
You can find lists of hundreds of people that fell for the cheap prices, ordered a product through them, had the money deducted from their bank account immediately and never received the product, with no way to reclaim the money back. The company also do not answer or reply to customer complaints. I'd stay well away if I were you.
That's not a bribe of T10 paying off IGN to make GT5 look bad, is it? Didn't think so. That's the idiot Che bribing the, at the time, loyal fanbase for stupid votes. T10 was not apart of that, & GT5 was never put in a negative spotlight.
One of the writers from EGM had some pointed words regarding GT5s physics.
"I have always felt that Gran Turismo cars oversteer and dont weigh enough, leaving them feeling stiff and unrealistic. The obvious measuring stick is the physics engine in the Forza series, which is particularly gratifying in tight corners, where the weight is shifted over the wheel base. I know that many GT5 fans wont agree with me, and this game for them will probably feel right at home."
I actually agree with this. Although I love GT, the physics always felt a bit stiff and lifeless to me. When I play Forza, it feels like when I drive my own car. You can really FEEL the turns, they are such a joy to take.
I dont know what the issue is with Polyphony, when I play any GT game, they feel like a videogame that is unable to capture what it actually feels like to drive a car.
May I ask when the last time you played GT was? GT academy had much improved weight transfer physics. And that was a while ago now.
I'm not flaming, just stating for you to comment on Forza having better physics it'd be nice if you'd actually played GT5 in any guise.
👍👍👍I agree with cygnus that in previous GT's (even prologue) the car has never had a real sense of its weight, and in the turns you never really felt the weight of the car shift from side to side, but in the GT5 TT demo I thought they almost nailed it, you could feel the cars weight being shifted and transferred, and I'm sure that in GT5 it will be spot on.
However many of us with no interest in the PS3 except as a machine to play GT missed out on that - personally I bought my PS3 in June, once there was a confirmed release date that I mostly believed.
Based on Prologue and GT4, those statements are very true. That lack of weight really surprised me in GT4 specifically because the first two games had amazed me with the level of feel they could provide on a home console through a regular controller - the first time I had a car dive left under braking for the first corner of Grand Valley, the back end of a lightened RX7 getting twitchy over the crest before the finish line of Midfield, these were the sort of genre-defining gameplay moments that one remembers a decade later...
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However many of us with no interest in the PS3 except as a machine to play GT missed out on that - personally I bought my PS3 in June, once there was a confirmed release date that I mostly believed.
Based on Prologue and GT4, those statements are very true. That lack of weight really surprised me in GT4 specifically because the first two games had amazed me with the level of feel they could provide on a home console through a regular controller - the first time I had a car dive left under braking for the first corner of Grand Valley, the back end of a lightened RX7 getting twitchy over the crest before the finish line of Midfield, these were the sort of genre-defining gameplay moments that one remembers a decade later..
Hmmm... is it me, or is this forum hyper-sensitive? I'm not sure I've ever felt the same need to include disclaimers throughout posts on the 'net before.
I have seen that website before. Everything they sell is mysteriously cheaper than every other website on the internet. I looked them up and did some research, and found that they were probably the dodgiest 'online shop' in existence'.
You can find lists of hundreds of people that fell for the cheap prices, ordered a product through them, had the money deducted from their bank account immediately and never received the product, with no way to reclaim the money back. The company also do not answer or reply to customer complaints. I'd stay well away if I were you.
KhaddarHmmm... is it me, or is this forum hyper-sensitive? I'm not sure I've ever felt the same need to include disclaimers throughout posts on the 'net before.
Me too.I bought my Sony full-hd and the Logitech G27,I didn't have any inconvenience!I bought my HDTV from them, a white eco friendly 46" BRAVIA, very good price and no complain, at least in my case.