PGR3 vs TDU

oweneades · 14 Sep 2006 at 13:09

schnipps said:
the whole game is a jerk fest, terrible.

For me its fine?!

Only time I get lag or slight jerkyness is when a lot of online players are in the same location (ie just leaving the house)

lordrobs · 14 Sep 2006 at 13:21

oweneades said:
For me its fine?!

Only time I get lag or slight jerkyness is when a lot of online players are in the same location (ie just leaving the house)

I thought he meant the people playing on live

AtomicBanana · 14 Sep 2006 at 15:14

The handeling is just... awful. But you can't really compare both of these games - they do have vastly different goals. If this game had been made by bizzare and had pgr level handleing, I would be *all* over it.

Still, I'll give it a rental... GAME still do 10 day returns?

Nismo · 14 Sep 2006 at 15:26

I have no problems with the handling of either the cars or bikes in TDU (hated the bikes though at first). I find it quite easy to control powerslides etc, although I will concede its nowwhere near as refined at PGR3.

Overall I think PGR3 is the classier and more polished game, but I think I get more fun out of the openess of TDU.

Bernard · 14 Sep 2006 at 17:14

I'd agree with that totally.

Cronox · 14 Sep 2006 at 17:34

TDU for me (assuming you are going to play online).

I like PGR 3, it’s an excellent game, if are looking for an arcade racer you can’t do much better than this. That said it is a little generic and doesn’t do anything too new, it’s just a straight up racing game. TDU has the racing elements but also some nice variety in the types of missions you do (like the ones where it’s more about not crashing than being as fast as possible) as well as the ability to explore the massive island populated with hundreds of other players, something nobody else has really offered before.

If you are going to play purely offline I would say go PGR.

PyroboyUK · 14 Sep 2006 at 18:47

TDU, overall my fav game. But both games are different in many ways