The movies I've seen on the web and on Extended Play have looked better than
what I saw at the auto show, so there is hope. Maybe they've made great
strides with the AI. But I will say this... I've never seen a japanese
racing game/sim that has any sort of intelligence to the computer controlled
cars. I just don't think they give a damn about AI.
When you are in the Golden Shout Super! stage, the AI would react very
realistically, sometimes throwing in a SUPER TURBO KICK TIME!!!!! when you were
right in the middle of a race. Now *that* was realism.
Don't you mean a PS2 AND an XBox?
> Todd Walker
> twalker at jam dot rr dot com
> http://twalker.d2g.com
> On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 11:17:49 GMT, "Olly Greenfield"
> >For those of you who are not PC only snobs, there were some awesome videos
> >of GT3 on Techtv's Extended Play TV program. The cars look great, and are
> >obviously high poly count models. The cars appear to move very realistically
> >, which gives me high hopes that they will have a good feel, especially with
> >the new force feedback wheels from logitech and others.
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michael.craig.vcf < 1K Download |
Extended Play also claimed the polygon count for the cars is approx. 10 times
what it was in GT2. Weather enhancements and a very cool semi-transarent
"dashboard" also look promising.
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michael.craig.vcf < 1K Download |
GT2 was a psx game.
10 times the car polygons isn't that much.
> > For those of you who are not PC only snobs, there were some awesome
videos
> > of GT3 on Techtv's Extended Play TV program. The cars look great, and
are
> > obviously high poly count models. The cars appear to move very
realistically
> > , which gives me high hopes that they will have a good feel, especially
with
> > the new force feedback wheels from logitech and others.
