learnedhand
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I only played Forza3 for a couple of nights at a friends house. Maybe 6 hours total.
I'm now up to level 8 on GT5.
Having never really played earlier versions of either game, I have no allegiance.
The actual driving feels better to me in GT5. (used racing wheel for both) And the graphics seem better to me in GT5. Unlike Forza3, with GT5 I have these moments where it just feels real. I'm sure it's the lighting, which seems, as someone else put it, cartoonish in Forza3.
But after spending some time with GT5, I'm starting to hate some things about the menu system. It looks really good to me, but I have to keep going back and forth to get things set up the way I want them.
I hate trying to enter a race that requires a particular car, then having to go back a few menus, find my garage, try to remember the make and model of the car, hope I'm right, buy it, choose it, navigate back to the race...and hope I can start racing. Maybe I'm missing something. Is their an easier way to do this?
Plus, no restart option at the end of a race? WTH?!?! More menu madness.
Overall though, it's those moments that create a real racing "suspension of disbelief" that make me prefer GT5.
I'm now up to level 8 on GT5.
Having never really played earlier versions of either game, I have no allegiance.
The actual driving feels better to me in GT5. (used racing wheel for both) And the graphics seem better to me in GT5. Unlike Forza3, with GT5 I have these moments where it just feels real. I'm sure it's the lighting, which seems, as someone else put it, cartoonish in Forza3.
But after spending some time with GT5, I'm starting to hate some things about the menu system. It looks really good to me, but I have to keep going back and forth to get things set up the way I want them.
I hate trying to enter a race that requires a particular car, then having to go back a few menus, find my garage, try to remember the make and model of the car, hope I'm right, buy it, choose it, navigate back to the race...and hope I can start racing. Maybe I'm missing something. Is their an easier way to do this?
Plus, no restart option at the end of a race? WTH?!?! More menu madness.
Overall though, it's those moments that create a real racing "suspension of disbelief" that make me prefer GT5.