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- slugman684
I can confirm this location has the demo.
My brother and I combined to race:
458 Italia on 'Ring
Gallardo on Rome
Jeff Gordon's #24 on Rome
C4 Rally on Toscana
C3 'Vette on Rome
For what it's worth, here are my impressions. I really enjoyed the new Rome circuit and spent most of my time on it. I can't really put my finger on why, but it's a fun course to drive. The game looked nice, ran smoothly and the menus, at least those accessible, were easy to navigate. Standard physics were more forgiving than Pro, but they weren't too arcadey. The day/night transition on Toscana adds to the atmosphere of the game. I think it's going to be challenging and fun to race at night. The C4 cockpit view seemed really small due to the banner across the top of the windshield. I couldn't hear anything really, the volume was set very low. I would have turned it up louder, but the buttons were on the top of the TV, and I couldn't tell which controlled volume. I haven't played Prologue so I can't offer up comparisons there, and I really can't compare to the GT Academy TT because I didn't drive at Indy
If any Pittsburgh area GTPers are considering checking the demo out at the Mills, we were there for a good 15-20 minutes and weren't really bothered by the staff - they seem to be fine with people standing there and playing. There weren't many customers in there, so I'd think you could get a lot of time in on the game if you wanted. It's set up on a demo stand, so you have the small ~20" display and a controller on a fairly short cable. The harness for the tether surrounds the Start, Select and PS buttons, making them somewhat difficult to press while driving. The only complaint I have is with the controls, and it's not a fault in the game itself. The controller is set up for accel/brake on the right stick with no way to change to another layout. It was also weird using the pad, since I have been using a DFP since early 2004.