[QUOTE="exgee"][QUOTE="myke2010"][QUOTE="Game13a13y"]this is how they made GT, have a look :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKDdxC3DXlI
and basically, they test-drived ALL the cars on REAL LIFE tracks and recorded REAL sound coming out of the each of every cars they showcased on ALL GT games...
well... i don't know if there's another racing game is at that level.
myke2010
hey there high speed, graphics don't affect how vehicles handle. GT4 has 300-600 physics parameters per car. It calculates them at 60 fps from predetermined parameters. Forza2 has about 9000 physics parameters, calculates them at 360fps on the fly. That means cars handle far more realistically in Forza than anything your arcade racer can throw at it, and that's all that matters when you're talking about sims.So(If) PGR4, has twice the physics calculation, does that literally mean its more realistic than GT.
It depends. Are they predetermined or calculated on the fly. Do they take into account modifications made to vehicles. How many calculations are made per second. Does vehicle damage affect the physics calculations. I'd need more information then you provided to make that assessment. PGR is much more an arcade racer then sim, but if it does indeed have twice the physics parameters per car, if the physics are accurate, and it measures them at an equal speed as GT, then the answer is yes. Again, I'm talking about how the car handles, that's all I really care about in sims. If you're still talking about graphics, then you've missed the point entirely.Let's put it this way, though i strongly agree with you, GTs inferiority in physics calculation doesn't place it behind FM2 "CAR HANDLING-WISE"(though debatable). IMO Enthusia and GT still tops FM2 in car-handling, GT on highspeeds, Forza on low and Enthusia nailed both. Overall Physics Forza wins hands down. And btw a physics engine running in higher speeds doesn't literally means (accuracy/*more accuracy*)
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