I could never enjoy playing full sim racers like this, but I did play GT3 and 4 a lot on PS2. I would just browse the dealerships, look at the cars, and in GT4, enjoy it via B-spec mode. But I have always admired the series for it's classiness, and commitment to authenticity, and I can be happy for people who like these types of games, ya'll look like ya'll in for a treat!
...Just in case I do something stupid with my money, do they still have B-spec mode? GT4 was my last game in the series I played.
I would have voted for "Day one VR".
I was going to preorder GT7, but Hunnybun's compelling critique swayed me.
I really hope so. The last GT I played and enjoyed was GT2.Looking at the game you can easily feel how mich love has been poured into it. Passion for cars, also it still feels so Japanese (menus, sound effects, etc). It feels like a remake or a reboot of the GT we grew up loving.
It's £90 for the full version, or deluxe whatever you want to dress it up asDay one if it isnt £70. But im sure it will be. Ill probably wait.
The grass has lod popping or something .. weird
It makes a good copypasta.Careful, he might copy and paste his post yet another time.
Just put in squealing balloon titty waifus.
This is a start but I'm thinking like, each car manufacturer is personified by some waifu, and as you buy and upgrade their cars you build up affinity with that waifu. There could be a mini game where you wash & wax your car while the waifu makes facial expressions and squeaking noises at you.
This is a start but I'm thinking like, each car manufacturer is personified by some waifu, and as you buy and upgrade their cars you build up affinity with that waifu. There could be a mini game where you wash & wax your car while the waifu makes facial expressions and squeaking noises at you.
It's so stupid and cringe that I'm certain it would be a hit among a certain demographic. Nerds would already be organizing into tribes ready to battle for the honor and prestige of their chosen manufacturer.