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03-26-2003, 02:03 PM
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Anyone get it yet? It's pretty fun. You don't need money to buy parts and stuff....you just have to unlock all the good sh*t. I've boosted a 2k3 Tibby up to 483hp. PLaying online is super smooth. You can also make up racing teams....which is always fun.
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03-26-2003, 11:26 PM
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I going to wait for midnightclub2 to come out. SHould be the second best multi player for what it can do. Number one being Motor City Online. At least at what there trying to adverstise anyways.
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03-27-2003, 12:30 AM
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I must say i had VERY high hopes for this game when i saw it's early development however i'm VERY dissapointed in the gameplay.
I understand it's meant to be an arcade racer, but WTF? ALL of the cars drive the same (fwd, rwd, awd) and all of them drift like crazy. I had a 2k3 tib spinning in circles without me controling the steering and it's circular motion characteristics were that of a rear wheel drive car going in circles!!!??!!
I'm sorry but these guys TOTALLY missed the mark here on car physics. If you're going to make a drifting game, Namco's ridge racer series hit it on the mark and i ALWAYS prefer traditional non-drifting car physics (unless physically expected like rally racing ala GT3).
If these guys gave an option to choose normal or drift, i believe this game would appeal to a broader audience and give an overall better driving feel. This game looks like it could be a 5 star hotel but drives like billy bob's motel 6.
I understand it's meant to be an arcade racer, but WTF? ALL of the cars drive the same (fwd, rwd, awd) and all of them drift like crazy. I had a 2k3 tib spinning in circles without me controling the steering and it's circular motion characteristics were that of a rear wheel drive car going in circles!!!??!!
I'm sorry but these guys TOTALLY missed the mark here on car physics. If you're going to make a drifting game, Namco's ridge racer series hit it on the mark and i ALWAYS prefer traditional non-drifting car physics (unless physically expected like rally racing ala GT3).
If these guys gave an option to choose normal or drift, i believe this game would appeal to a broader audience and give an overall better driving feel. This game looks like it could be a 5 star hotel but drives like billy bob's motel 6.
03-27-2003, 06:54 AM
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Vehicle: 2005 MINI Cooper S
QUOTE
Weirdguy:
If Sega makes a new Sega GT it will give Gran Turismo 4 a run for it's money. Sega GT 2002 is fun, just not as fun as Gran Turimo 3.
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Zaibatsu JVX:
STILL playing Gran Turismo 3.
The only game that's gonna probably beat Gran Tourismo 3 i sGran Tourismo 4, which is supposed to be out by the end of the year. STILL playing Gran Turismo 3.
03-27-2003, 09:01 AM
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Koreandude:
If you're going to make a drifting game, Namco's ridge racer series hit it on the mark and i ALWAYS prefer traditional non-drifting car physics (unless physically expected like rally racing ala GT3).
IMO, the ridge racer games BY FAR have the best soundtrack. tongue.gif smile.gif
If you're going to make a drifting game, Namco's ridge racer series hit it on the mark and i ALWAYS prefer traditional non-drifting car physics (unless physically expected like rally racing ala GT3).