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I just hope to find some Gran Turismo liveries for the R33 NISMO in no time. What a lovely pack!
I'm glad T10/Playground have picked up the car encyclopedia approach Polyphony has dropped.
I'm glad T10/Playground have picked up the car encyclopedia approach Polyphony has dropped.
That Series 3...oh my lawdy.![]()
Couldn't agree more,yes I enjoy FM games,yes they look good,but they have no heart in my opinion,maybe it's cause I was a GTer first,I don't know,maybe it's just me? also it might be cause career mode has sucked since after FM4 aswell.Me too, but... There is that je ne sais quois that the Gran Turismo games had (and arguably, still have) and T10/PG products are missing. Maybe it's in the presentation and the small details - you can't really beat the Japanese in this, I guess? Hopefully GT Sport will be a return to the form of the Prologue games, and GT7 a return to the halcyon days of the series being a car nut's favorite by default.
Me too, but... There is that je ne sais quois that the Gran Turismo games had (and arguably, still have) and T10/PG products are missing. Maybe it's in the presentation and the small details - you can't really beat the Japanese in this, I guess? Hopefully GT Sport will be a return to the form of the Prologue games, and GT7 a return to the halcyon days of the series being a car nut's favorite by default.
The car selection screen is a great example of this: Polyphony builds the thing up as a shrine to the car, loading times be damned. Forza has a quicker-access approach that's essentially a glorified spreadsheet.
I try to like FM6 as much as an old GT given that FM is the new GT. However, I can't, not the same magic IMO. It's a polished game with so much content and generous but the art direction of Turn10 is clearly not my thing.Couldn't agree more,yes I enjoy FM games,yes they look good,but they have no heart in my opinion,maybe it's cause I was a GTer first,I don't know,maybe it's just me? also it might be cause career mode has sucked since after FM4 aswell.
But seriously, I think a lot of the "character" some of us assign to Gran Turismo is largely due to it being our first racing franchise (at least compared to Forza).
When I separate myself from the nostalgia of GT though, I find GT Sport's various trailers and menus supremely clinical. I think this obsession with being a company beyond making video games has hurt the main product: Polyphony is off chasing "relationships" with companies as elite as Bugatti, and it shows in the self-serious presentation of everything.
I think Forza more accurately represents general car culture these days (unfortunately, that sometimes includes the whiners complaining about the missing hypercar that was introduced most recently). Gran Turismo represents Gran Turismo culture.
No Porsche![]()
That's all about I can hack in GT6,it's that bad for me.Back when I played GT (GT4 was the last I played when I was a fair youngster), I almost never raced in it, I just loved to go through all the dealerships and what not and looked at all the cars. It was almost like a car museum in the form of a video game for me.
The thing I liked most in GT was having the paint names. They're not always spot on in terms of hue, but having that small touch is appreciated.
Did anyone else notice that the release for this on the website noted that this was the last DLC as part of the season pass?