I have GT2 and I can't see any major benefit in GT4. Progressive play elements are not sufficiently advanced and even if the physics are correct down to the nth degree, this isn't what makes a game exciting to play.
The cars did not feel like they handled very well either, the cars tended to skid a lot under braking.
Originally posted by Ev0
Another gem:
The cars did not feel like they handled very well either, the cars tended to skid a lot under braking.
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I know we'll never get the Ferraris, Lambos or Porsche. Nor will we get Caterham, Marcos, Bentley or Maserati. These great marques will most likely never make it into the game, we can't even expect Skodas or Seat
...One minor addition I noticed was that you can choose the colour of your car you will be racing in the arcade mode....
But as far as the graphics go, I felt that they did not look as realistic as GT3, they were basically too smooth to be realistic, especially when it came to aspects of the track (like gravel).
And you think GT4 is unfinished? GT3 only had 200 cars. We're expecting over 500 cars in GT4. And ALOT more tracks in GT4 aswell. And pit crews.... The list goes on and on and on.Overall, GT4 looks disappointing, and also very unfinished for a game due to be released in December (only 5 tracks in the arcade mode)