The way I see it with GT6 and Drive Club: The more, the merrier!
With Drive Club, I wonder if there'll be a scene thats essiantely like "The Rules of Fight Club"
There is already an open world driving game, still one of the biggest maps around too, over 5.5 thousand square miles. It's called Fuel. Okay, you have races in it but there is also free roam with day night cycle. Takes about four hours to cross the map.
Social media, social interactions, look at your friends, look at your friend's friends, it's not a hardcore racing game. Challenge your friends, challenge complete strangers, it's easy to pick up, hey look at me drift isn't this brilliant! Share this, share that, go viral! It's not a simulation in any shape or form. Send out screenshots, upload videos, share, share, share, social media!
Seemed to me that that developer's Drive Club video put more emphasis on the social media aspects and how easy / simple it is to pick up and play than anything really substantial. Maybe it's because I have no use for or involvement with the whole social media trend that I see it as invasive and overbearing in Drive Club, because of the way they're marketing it as a key feature of the game.
Maybe that's what appeals to kids these days and I'm just getting to old for all this.
I was more refering to the last sentence, but ok. I heard of that game, sounds decent.Euro Truck Simulator 2! Excellent game where you can drive for hours through England, Wales and Scotland and a good sized portion of mainland Europe too with no racing involved!
And what's even better is it's fully G27 compatible! That's right, even experience the joy of a 12 speed manual transmission as you build your own trucking company from the ground up, you too can become a truck driving god!
