FORZA Motorsports Impression

[akrodha]

Haven't seen any posts yet regarding the game itself, so lets hear it?

I like the game pretty well, but I don't think GT4 has anything to worry about this round. I'd like to see some of the cool things from Forza migrated into GT4. Damage modeling is great! If you smack the wall with the right side, the car will pull to the right. Haven't played with it enough to know the extent of damage you can do to the car, but I'm imagining over revving the motor causes damage cause when Ive done it, the damage meter will pop out.

The physics are pretty good from what I've played.

Finally, you can hear performance. When you change exhaust, you can actually hear tonal differences.

Great tracks.

Needs more variety of cars. But there's definately a lot of unique cars in this game like the Buick GNX, VW Corrado and classic muscle.

Easy to navigate. You know where you're eligible to race by looking on screen. If your current car isn't eligible, it will tell you if you have one that is.

Only played for an hour or so but overall, it's worth buying in my opinion. Definately better than the Midnight Club type racers if you're into realism or simulation.

[br0nx finest]

Haven't seen any posts yet regarding the game itself, so lets hear it?

I like the game pretty well, but I don't think GT4 has anything to worry about this round. I'd like to see some of the cool things from Forza migrated into GT4. Damage modeling is great! If you smack the wall with the right side, the car will pull to the right. Haven't played with it enough to know the extent of damage you can do to the car, but I'm imagining over revving the motor causes damage cause when Ive done it, the damage meter will pop out.

The physics are pretty good from what I've played.

Finally, you can hear performance. When you change exhaust, you can actually hear tonal differences.

Great tracks.

Needs more variety of cars. But there's definately a lot of unique cars in this game like the Buick GNX, VW Corrado and classic muscle.

Easy to navigate. You know where you're eligible to race by looking on screen. If your current car isn't eligible, it will tell you if you have one that is.

Only played for an hour or so but overall, it's worth buying in my opinion. Definately better than the Midnight Club type racers if you're into realism or simulation.

I'm thinking that this game can hold my attention because of the swappage factor, and the reality factor. Thing is, I gotta figure out if there's a problem with my new Xbox (just received through prp from Best Buy) because it takes uberlong to load maps for Halo 2 that only has one scratch on a part of the disc. My prev Xbox didn't suffer from this problem. Fuck man.