All due respect for your preferences (people like what they like), but if you love cars don't you mind not having an interior modeled in 70% of them, and almost all of them not sounding like their real life counterparts? Also they seem to have a general physics model too that isn't based on car to car characteristics but on their drivetrain.
No offense, but all you are really saying is that so long as you get the most "stuff" it's the best game, and the overall level of consistency and quality of that stuff is a low priority. In which case GT will win every time because it has the most stuff, hardly a ringing endorsement really but not surprising either, as it seems to be a common sentiment among hardcore GT fans.
You must have played some truly bad games then. GT6 is awfull.
Wow lol number 1?
Eran has decided to pay the thread a visit and tell us that GT6 is the best and we're wrong for thinking otherwise in spite of its wonky physics, terrible sounds, horrible career mode, rubberbanding and slow AI, and 2/3 of the car content being 10+ years old. Must be the VGT's that push it over the top and make it the best game evah!!...??? Did I just stumble into a wrong thread?
You've got a couple of years before GT7 drops so I suggest you spread your wings a little and get into some other driving/racing games. I played mostly GT exclusively until pretty recently, but playing games like Grid Autosport on PS3 then moving to PC really opened my eyes as to what is out there in the sim racing world. If the racing aspect of games really intrigues you, pretty much every other game puts GT to shame in that department, including Grid Autosport on PS3.With GT6 on-sale (digitally) for $15 right now this week (as of this post), I don't know whether or not to say "Yippee!" for the guys who waited out to buy the game- now having an opportune time to do so, or "Boohoo.." for GT6 doing so abysmally poor compared to the previous titles. Selling it that low? Hell, the price of a physical copy has even dropped to $30 for most retailers.
With the game having been out for 1.5 years now, and still incomplete (it's nearly there, from what they advertised) without the Course Maker, yeah- I'm writing this off as a bad thing...
Don't get me wrong; I still jump on this game occasionally to do some hot-lapping around different courses in various cars, but the career mode is just a meaningless void without other things to do offline. Me being someone who rarely ever touches multiplayer (let alone multiplayer that hardly functions)...
...I'm not even sure about the next GT; PoDi did a nice job of writing off GT6 as their bastard stepchild of a game part of such a great series (or what used to be, in my opinion). It's oddly depressing, more than it should be.
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