- 731
- London, United Kingdom
- BenMillard
No new information from them. Their gaming is weak because they are trying to talk and are too far from the screen to see what they should be doing.
The GPS in the bottom left seems way too zoomed in and 'blobby' to provide at-a-glance guidance for where you should go. The chevron 'driving line' on the environment is only apparent when you are already on the track. The circuit edge props are thorough but often destructible and sometimes rather small. (Especially when viewed from the far side of a 2-sided studio by middle-aged eyes, I should think!)
James May felt the steering was a bit out of proportion. The absence of traction control and absence of throttle control made a couple of the bucket list challenges a bit painful to watch.
It was entertaining, if you aren't really 'into' gaming and haven't seem much of The Grand Tour. I had the video playing on the TV whilst getting through some e-mails and forum stuff.
The GPS in the bottom left seems way too zoomed in and 'blobby' to provide at-a-glance guidance for where you should go. The chevron 'driving line' on the environment is only apparent when you are already on the track. The circuit edge props are thorough but often destructible and sometimes rather small. (Especially when viewed from the far side of a 2-sided studio by middle-aged eyes, I should think!)
James May felt the steering was a bit out of proportion. The absence of traction control and absence of throttle control made a couple of the bucket list challenges a bit painful to watch.
It was entertaining, if you aren't really 'into' gaming and haven't seem much of The Grand Tour. I had the video playing on the TV whilst getting through some e-mails and forum stuff.