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I've noticed that too. I think it takes a real car enthusiast to appreciate the gt series. I've heard alot of people dog on it, and I think those people were looking for an arcade, ridge racer type of deal as opposed to a realistic racing simulation.
Its been noted before that the track times from the in game cars, and real world cars are right on par. In fact, the spring 2004 edition of R&T Speed has a driving comparison between the nsx, and the new honda hsc...the hsc isn't available to the press yet, so how'd they do it? They drove a real nsx on Tsukuba, and a virtual hsc in GT4 :)
Man I wish I had a steering wheel for gt.....blah--
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BTW, I don't think a lot of people really appreciate just how realistic GT3 is when it comes to real-world physics...
I've noticed that too. I think it takes a real car enthusiast to appreciate the gt series. I've heard alot of people dog on it, and I think those people were looking for an arcade, ridge racer type of deal as opposed to a realistic racing simulation.
Its been noted before that the track times from the in game cars, and real world cars are right on par. In fact, the spring 2004 edition of R&T Speed has a driving comparison between the nsx, and the new honda hsc...the hsc isn't available to the press yet, so how'd they do it? They drove a real nsx on Tsukuba, and a virtual hsc in GT4 :)
Man I wish I had a steering wheel for gt.....blah--
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