I need a racing game. Not rFactor.
Something similar to Forza and Gran Turismo, but for the PC.
Something similar to Forza and Gran Turismo, but for the PC.
NFS:Prostreet is good. Project Torque is free and I have to say a very rewarding racing game. Regular content updates, too. Oh you may want to try GTR2, I hear that's good. I've wanted to pick up TOCA3 also, which has more variety of racing.
Last edited by Stingray24 (2008-03-28 14:47:18)
I don't want NFS:PS, but I'll check out those other three. Thank you.
Umm.Ryan wrote:
I need a racing game. Not rFactor.
Something similar to Forza and Gran Turismo, but for the PC.
Toca?
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Seconded Project Torque. This game is holding me over until the full release of GT5.Stingray24 wrote:
NFS:Prostreet is good. Project Torque is free and I have to say a very rewarding racing game. Regular content updates, too. Oh you may want to try GTR2, I hear that's good. I've wanted to pick up TOCA3 also, which has more variety of racing.
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Colin MacRae: DiRT is awesome. Highly recommended.
F-Zero for SNES.
Excitebike for NES. Just don't overheat.
Excitebike for NES. Just don't overheat.
Last edited by KEN-JENNINGS (2008-03-28 18:04:24)
One question, Why not rFactor? with all the mods that are out for it, it is well worth the money. All types of racing from lawn mowers all the way up to formula 1 and everything in between.Ryan wrote:
I need a racing game. Not rFactor.
Something similar to Forza and Gran Turismo, but for the PC.
I loved the demo, but I want more of a track racing game, not offroad (although it was a very fun demo)PBAsydney wrote:
Colin MacRae: DiRT is awesome. Highly recommended.
I guess I'll try Project Torque, but the graphics don't look too great...
Nice thing about Project Torque is they are constantly adding content: tracks, cars, car upgrades, etc. From the rumors I've heard they will add more quality to the graphics as the fan base grows. So it doesn't look at good as NFS:Prostreet, but it does have HDR and it pulls off the multiplayer racing very smoothly. There have been server issues at times, but the developers have been very proactive in addressing them quickly. Having a buddy and message system built into the game is very handy, too.
Great Racing Games:
- rFactor
- Live for Speed
- GTR2
- DiRT for rally
Everything else is a bit too arcady for me. NFS: Pro Street has gotten a lot better, though.
- rFactor
- Live for Speed
- GTR2
- DiRT for rally
Everything else is a bit too arcady for me. NFS: Pro Street has gotten a lot better, though.
So out of these three, which should I choose:
Project Torque
NFS: Pro Street
GTR2
Is Pro Street still unrealistically fast and arcade style? I don't want that.
I just watched a few Pro Street videos, and wow, looks waaaay better than Carbon. I think I'll go pick it up
Project Torque
NFS: Pro Street
GTR2
Is Pro Street still unrealistically fast and arcade style? I don't want that.
I just watched a few Pro Street videos, and wow, looks waaaay better than Carbon. I think I'll go pick it up
Last edited by Ryan (2008-03-29 09:38:32)
Project Torque = free
You could theoretically have a go at two games, only paying for one if you wanted. I'd really recommend Project Torque though.
You could theoretically have a go at two games, only paying for one if you wanted. I'd really recommend Project Torque though.
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project torque, very fun.
I'll download Project Torque and play it until I get Pro Street.