At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
No 1st hand experience, eh? You shouldn't go by what you hear and read about machines you don't have, as it's anecdotal. It's just like a rumor, you have to go to the source to eliminate bias, agendas, and misinformation. It's like when someone says GeoW Ultimate for Xbone is terrible based on what they heard and read about on a machine they don't own. Take it with a grain of salt. I would just refrain on posting misinformation is you aren't sure. For instance there are actually good racing games on PS4, Wii U, and Xbone. Owners of each of these machines of course know there are "good racing games" on their platform, but non-owners are subjected to random fanboy hyperbole and misinformation posted by fanboys in an effort to justify their purchases. There have been plenty of other people that have said the PS4 does have good racing games, so you posting what you have read and heard is not scientific nor even worth even posting as it's easily proven to be a false. Your post does serve to promote your preferred platform, but it also exposes that you read and hear seemingly what you might want to read and hear.
I will get this out of the way right now: I would say that as of right now, the Xbone has more quality racing games than PS4, for sure. However, the PS4 has more quality fighting games than Xbone. It's a give and take per genre, but both machines have quality fighting games and racing games. Each platform has their strengths as time marches on.
To answer you, here are just some good racing games that do indeed exist on PS4.
Keep in mind to negate your misinforming claim that the PS4 doesn't have "any good racing games" I only need to provide proof of just ONE good racing game. I will submit 4 so called "good racing games" so you can clearly see there are in fact good racing games on the platform you don't own. That said, the Xbone is a good machine and so is the Playstation. If you like racing, as of now the Xbone has that edge for sure, but facts are facts.
Moto GP 14 (not even on Xbone)
Moto GP 15 (not even on Xbone)
Need For Speed Rivals 8/10 (same score as Forza 6)
Project Cars 8/10 (Same score as Forza 6)
Drive Club unfortunately has a 71/100 at metacritic (much like Xbone's first Forza 5 got a lower 79/100 metascore) but sadly Driveclub was shipped in a broken state much like the Halo Masterchief Collection. Two quality games that have lower scores at Gamespot.com (Halo MCC = 6/10, Driveclub 5/10) and many other gaming sites, but are in much better condition now than they were at their launches due to many patches.
Also, this is worth noting:
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
Comparing a bare racetrack (that is authentic) with overcast weather vs. a scenic highway with cinematic lighting, elevation changes and camera shakes for arcade effect is not a fair comparison. Also, what is up with the camera in DC? So hard to see what lies ahead on the road. Especially when braking and it zooms in.
At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
Comparing a bare racetrack (that is authentic) with overcast weather vs. a scenic highway with cinematic lighting, elevation changes and camera shakes for arcade effect is not a fair comparison. Also, what is up with the camera in DC? So hard to see what lies ahead on the road. Especially when braking and it zooms in.
Flopza looks like shit dude, don't try to damage control for it. Why does the car in Flopza look like it's floating? How is that in any way realistic, and why does the car not have any reflections either?
Driveclub looks better for the cost of 60fps, 24vs12 cars on track, fantasy tracks with great level design vs boring looking tracks & simple physics compared to forza. But that doesn't mean it looks that better just look it can look bad to(view in fullscreen)
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
Comparing a bare racetrack (that is authentic) with overcast weather vs. a scenic highway with cinematic lighting, elevation changes and camera shakes for arcade effect is not a fair comparison. Also, what is up with the camera in DC? So hard to see what lies ahead on the road. Especially when braking and it zooms in.
Flopza looks like shit dude, don't try to damage control for it. Why does the car in Flopza look like it's floating? How is that in any way realistic, and why does the car not have any reflections either?
The car is barely turning and it is on a flat stretch. There are no objects nearby to reflect coupled with the overcast sky. Watch some other videos of Forza 6 in the rain and you will see that the reflections are there if objects are near. Also, you will see the car will be a lot more active when turning or elevation changes. That GIF sequence is a worst case scenario for sure. FM6 looks great, feels great and runs at 60 fps. DC looks great and that is it.
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
Comparing a bare racetrack (that is authentic) with overcast weather vs. a scenic highway with cinematic lighting, elevation changes and camera shakes for arcade effect is not a fair comparison. Also, what is up with the camera in DC? So hard to see what lies ahead on the road. Especially when braking and it zooms in.
Flopza looks like shit dude, don't try to damage control for it. Why does the car in Flopza look like it's floating? How is that in any way realistic, and why does the car not have any reflections either?
The car is barely turning and it is on a flat stretch. There are no objects nearby to reflect coupled with the overcast sky. Watch some other videos of Forza 6 in the rain and you will see that the reflections are there if objects are near. Also, you will see the car will be a lot more active when turning or elevation changes. That GIF sequence is a worst case scenario for sure. FM6 looks great, feels great and runs at 60 fps. DC looks great and that is it.
Reflections look horrible bro, and not only that the cars lack good shadows and look like they are floating. It's an embarrassment.
I know they were trying to go for 60fps but even Project Cars didn't have floating looking cars and it runs at 60 too.
At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
It's operating at 60 FPS, Driveclub is at 30, what do you guys not understand about that literally doubling the rendering costs, it's twice as much to render....
P.S. Tiny compressed .gif...
At least it's worthy for PS4 Owners who really don't have anygood racing games. (from what I've heard and read).
It begs the question that perhaps Turn 10 could benefit from a longer development cycle.
Another exciting game is the upcoming Need for Speed Reboot coming later this year.
Looks like a PS2 game next to Driveclub. Is that really Forza 6?! Wow, they definitely could use more dev time.
Comparing a bare racetrack (that is authentic) with overcast weather vs. a scenic highway with cinematic lighting, elevation changes and camera shakes for arcade effect is not a fair comparison. Also, what is up with the camera in DC? So hard to see what lies ahead on the road. Especially when braking and it zooms in.
Funny because I played the demo and it didn't look like that. Also that looks like a drive club car because those cars hover not Forza 6 cars.
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