Probably an old question, but ...

Does Gran Turismo come in PC-format, in any version. TIA UN

"Usenetter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bl1i1p$gt3$[email hidden]... > Does Gran Turismo come in PC-format, in any version. > Nope - although I think Bleem will run GT (perhaps 2 aswell) on a PC - I bought a PS1 for �10 recently if your dying to play GT :) All the best, Ash http://www.siroccoracing.com

"Usenetter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bl1i1p$gt3$[email hidden]... > Does Gran Turismo come in PC-format, in any version. > Give Live For Speed a try... http://www.liveforspeed.net Similar premise with fictional cars and better physics. -jde

"J.D. Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3f759029$0$13070$[email hidden]...

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> > "Usenetter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:bl1i1p$gt3$[email hidden]... > > Does Gran Turismo come in PC-format, in any version. > > > > Give Live For Speed a try...

Wow! Given its amazing configurability, seems unbelievable that steering null-zone and st.linearity can't be adjusted (unless I missed something). Physics model is interesting - acceleration seems VERY limited for race machines and it's impossible to induce any kind of power slide. It's the opposite of CMR3, in which cars pivot in the middle - giving the experience of what it must be like to ride a 300BHP unicycle/jet-powered iceberg. So, LFS gives credible but excessively limited handling - while CMR3 gives irritatingly uncredible handling that's way out there. Of course, CMR3 graphics are incomparable, but LFS isn't too bad - given the probable difference in production budgets.

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> > http://www.liveforspeed.net > > Similar premise with fictional cars and better physics. > > -jde > > >

"Von Gibbling" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bl6nb9$ctj$[email hidden]...

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> > "J.D. Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:3f759029$0$13070$[email hidden]... > > > > "Usenetter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:bl1i1p$gt3$[email hidden]... > > > Does Gran Turismo come in PC-format, in any version. > > > > > > > Give Live For Speed a try... > > > Wow! > Physics model is interesting - acceleration seems VERY limited for race > machines and it's impossible to induce any kind of power slide.

The Caterham-clone cars will make you eat those words... :-) Stephen

"Von Gibbling" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<bl6nb9$ctj$[email hidden]>...

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> Wow! > Given its amazing configurability, seems unbelievable that steering > null-zone and st.linearity can't be adjusted (unless I missed something). > Physics model is interesting - acceleration seems VERY limited for race > machines and it's impossible to induce any kind of power slide. > It's the opposite of CMR3, in which cars pivot in the middle - giving the > experience of what it must be like to ride a 300BHP unicycle/jet-powered > iceberg. > So, LFS gives credible but excessively limited handling - while CMR3 gives > irritatingly uncredible handling that's way out there. > Of course, CMR3 graphics are incomparable, but LFS isn't too bad - given the > probable difference in production budgets.

Sounds like you've just tried the Front wheel drive GTi type cars? I find even the "entry level" rear wheel drive machines quite tail happy. Regards, Mark