GranTurismo Who???

Check out these Forza Decals the japanese have just uploaded... Looks like fun :). http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=526596

Check out these Forza Decals the japanese have just uploaded... Looks like fun :). http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=526596

 

nonsoville2

DRAGONBALL Z paint scheme was cool.

GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.kornbone

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me.  Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.justforlotr2004

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me.  Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

only for commercial reasons

[QUOTE="nonsoville2"]

Check out these Forza Decals the japanese have just uploaded... Looks like fun :). http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=526596

 

gamedudeorino

lol.. nice

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.justforlotr2004

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me. Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

Yes, the bumper physics suck, but the limited damage also sucks in Forza. No matter how hard you crash, your car keeps going. It goes either way. Besides, Forza 2 racing physics feel closer to GT than to Forza. ;) 

[QUOTE="justforlotr2004"]

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.kornbone

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me. Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

Yes, the bumper physics suck, but the limited damage also sucks in Forza. No matter how hard you crash, your car keeps going. It goes either way. Besides, Forza 2 racing physics feel closer to GT than to Forza. ;) 

did you see that on gametrailers?

[QUOTE="justforlotr2004"]

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.SupraGT

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me. Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

only for commercial reasons

[QUOTE="justforlotr2004"]

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.kornbone

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me. Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

Yes, the bumper physics suck, but the limited damage also sucks in Forza. No matter how hard you crash, your car keeps going. It goes either way. Besides, Forza 2 racing physics feel closer to GT than to Forza. ;)

Little damage?  The damage will totally render your car useless if you wreck to much.  The demo doesnt have that but the full game does. 

:shock: 967 layers of paint

car customization has just gone next-gen 

[QUOTE="kornbone"]GT4 is a more serious racer than Forza 2 and its decaling gameplay.justforlotr2004

Its more serious yet it uses bumper car physics? That statment doesnt make much sense to me.  Also since when was decaling not a serious part of racing, incase you havnt noticed every racing car in real life has decals.

Ownage approved, dude. +1 respect for you. :)

:shock: 967 layers of paint

car customization has just gone next-gen

hockeyruler12

Lol, I hope Forza counts paint as weight.. I mean.. it isint much.. but it's there... and if you put 967 layers of paint on a car's roof.. (or anywhere on the car) it's... gonna be some added pound's.