But then you see less of the track:tdown:
But Forza has a feature to look around the cockpit whereas GT5P does not. But i find the feature difficult to use when you are concentrating on driving, it would be much better if you had 3 screens like they had setup at E3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eydjA9BCnuI
But on GT5P, when in the F2007 you can't even see the wing mirrors. And looking at the rear view mirror on the Mini in the 3rd comparison, it has clearly been drawn on MS paint

The in cockpit views have excellent models and textures, but huge flaws. I always use the chase view anyway so i don't care
I still don't understand why people are complaining about the background on GT5P. Surely the Car and the road are what you will be focusing on? The road textures are fine, well they need a bit of improvement because they all look unnatural like how Fuji looked newly paved on GT4. But i'm sure they will have rectified it in some way. I would sacrifice 3D trees and shadows of spectators to have an extra 6-10 cars on the track anyday.
I just think if Turn10 wern't so arrogant about their game i would have considered buying a 360 just to get it. In an interview one of the guys on the Forza dev team said 'we use the green line on the road which all racing games copy now', but he said that about Forza 1, which was released 4 years after GT3 A-spec, which had the
blue line on the license tests (it may have had it on GT2, i can't remember).
They claimed their graphics and physics were
untouchable, but everybody can clearly see they are so touched, groped, molested even

, they are that bad. Or at least they wouldn't have looked that bad if they didn't claim they were the best. Need for Speed shift looks good, but thats because EA didn't claim they were better than all of their competitors.
Turn10 need to get back to reality.
EDIT:
HD resolution is 1920 x 1080. Both consoles can output games to that resolution. The original medium (DVD, BD) is irrelevent.
BD does not give better graphics than DVD - that is entirely down to the systems and the programmers. You can just get more data on a BD compared to a DVD.
No, not better, more.
So true. Saying Blu-ray gives better graphics because it holds more, is like saying a Veyron travelling at 50 mph is faster than an Impreza travelling at 70 mph, just because the Veyron has a higher top speed. Just because it
can go faster, doesn't mean it is going faster.
Just because Blu-ray
can hold more data, doesn't mean it gives better graphics. It can enable you to put more data on it, with the potential to have better graphics, but it depends on the console and the developers aswell.
But in this case, GT5P does have better graphics, and yes it is on Blu-ray and the PS3 is generating better graphics, but it does not mean that Blu-ray and PS3 is always going to generate better graphics than games on a 360 using a DVD, if that makes sense.