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Does GT5 look better than real life?
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What do you suppose they think of our language then? disgusting comment to make.
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Huh?
This is the biggest ****ing overreaction I have ever seen.
Not really, had a great day today!
In case you weren't aware, you have posted a link that is in Japanese, with nothing but off-screen shots, and touched up images. It's hardly anything anyone can gleam useful information from.
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There is a video on that page (I don't know how you have missed it?), which I assume is what he was referring to.
It looks like it is showing the exact real lap someone did in a car, in GT5 (iirc there is a new tool that lets you upload certain laps done, on certain tracks, from certain cars, into GT5 and "relive" your exact lap).
The overall effect, in the video is very close to the camera mounted in the car when the "real" lap was driven.
I think this is the biggest overreaction tbh:
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The in-game graphics part of the comparison looks as if it was on a dull weather day. One problem is that it is also way too smooth, if it had a shaky cam effect like in the real life part, then it could be a lot more convincing.
Nice video, but have you actually played Prologue or the time trial demo? The tracks are lifeless and bland compared to the actual cars themselves. Flat textures, 2d crowds, basic models, etc
It's a nice looking game, where the focus is on the cars which are the best modeled in the industry but people have got to be kidding me when they say it's anything remotely like real life. It's 60FPS for a good reason and I'd wager that any PS4 Gran Turismo would use the cars again but more focus on the tracks themselves.
Haha ok
It's a nice looking game, where the focus is on the cars which are the best modeled in the industry but people have got to be kidding me when they say it's anything remotely like real life. It's 60FPS for a good reason and I'd wager that any PS4 Gran Turismo would use the cars again but more focus on the tracks themselves.
Haha ok
It's quite impressive how the car in the game behaves almost identically to the real life car. Obviously it's when things go wrong that car physics fall on their faces but it's good to see they've sorted out the handling pretty well.
[EDIT] Good post in the end Knives
. I agree that GT5P is miles from comparable to real life, even in replays with the touched up AA etc. As said above though i did appreciate the movie at least for comparison in car behaviour... assuming the game video was actually in-game and not some preanimated stuff.
[EDIT] Good post in the end Knives
. I agree that GT5P is miles from comparable to real life, even in replays with the touched up AA etc. As said above though i did appreciate the movie at least for comparison in car behaviour... assuming the game video was actually in-game and not some preanimated stuff.
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I agree the smoothness is what really tells them apart, but I cant help feeling that it would get annoying to play if the screen is shaking and you yourself arent?
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Sit on a running washing machine
If they released a module that made the washing machine vibrate in accordance with the game then I'd be all for it
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Force feedback wheel and a vibrating seat if one was rich enough.
