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I suspect we will get a majority of cars from FM3. It worked that way with FM1 to FM2 and FM2 to FM3 (as well as with the GT series).
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The wheels all seem to look too plastic and fake to match the realistic car models. I think Shift 2 for what it's worth, has the most extensive wheel catalog.
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I don't think Shift has as many wheels as Forza.
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Part 2 has an ungodly amount, not sure the exact count. Forza has a lot of wheel manufacturers, but not too many choices with each.
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Did they release some with DLC? Because it appeared to be less than Forza when I played it. But I didn't count them all.
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There was a few less manufacturers but they all had more wheels, and more stylish and well replicated might I add.
So you can say Shift 2 has more wheels.
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I am going to have to go and count them, because it seemed like less. But great if they did.
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If Shift 2 did one thing right, it was the wheels. They knocked that one out of the park.
Not to mention most of FM3's wheels were bad quality ports from the older game.
Bottom line is, lets just hope they step it up for Fm4.
Not to mention most of FM3's wheels were bad quality ports from the older game.
Bottom line is, lets just hope they step it up for Fm4.
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Dang, I found the wheel quality in FM3 to be really good. What they need to do for FM4 is improve the painting options, and give us more available wheel choices.
Shift 2 did a good job on the wheels, but I wasn't as impressed with them graphically. Many times different wheels looked the same at higher speeds, like they shared assets.
Shift 2 did a good job on the wheels, but I wasn't as impressed with them graphically. Many times different wheels looked the same at higher speeds, like they shared assets.
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They also need to give us all new models. Given, some of them in FM3 looked great, but for example this one:
Or this one:
Are very unrealistic looking, they also made the TE-37 way off.
There were a few gems, though.
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The problem I had with FM3 as well, is they REMOVED some wheels and manufacturers that were in FM2. Not sure if it was a license issue?
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Only reason I can think of...then again, I feel that FM2 had a much more complete feeling than FM3.
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The wheel models themselves are horrible.
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Opinion noted.
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Not sure if this counts as proof or not but in The Sun today a reporter said the following:
"I fared better off the track. Top Gear bosses have teamed up with XBox to let players take the Reasonably Priced Car for a spin round a virtual track.....I managed 1 minute 54 seconds"
"I fared better off the track. Top Gear bosses have teamed up with XBox to let players take the Reasonably Priced Car for a spin round a virtual track.....I managed 1 minute 54 seconds"
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I do apologize for not knowing every last detail about this game, t.o. I shall stop my life and quest for the knowledge.
Alternatively you could contribute something useful. Such as explaining why that car isn't on the list at the start of the thread.
Alternatively you could contribute something useful. Such as explaining why that car isn't on the list at the start of the thread.
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