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toffytofik · 02-20-2008, 06:51 AM

Excuse me, but if we talk about realistic games:

- all that Codemasters develops (CMR, Toca) is in fact... crap. (read: arcadish).
- all the "realistic" games from PS (GT4/5, Forza) are in fact... crap (read: arcadish).
- all of the ISI and SimBin developed simulators (GPL, GTR/GTR2, Race WTCC/Race 2007, rTractor) are realistic but their physics aren't any good.

The only realistic racing simulator with great physics and tire model is on PC and that is Live For Speed. I'm surprised no one knows about it.
netKar Pro (PC) is another sim featuring good physics and tire model, but the development is on halt.
Richard Burns Rally (PC) has decent physics and by far the only real rally simulator available on the market.

02-20-2008, 06:51 AM	#13
toffytofik Regular User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 219	Excuse me, but if we talk about realistic games: - all that Codemasters develops (CMR, Toca) is in fact... crap. (read: arcadish). - all the "realistic" games from PS (GT4/5, Forza) are in fact... crap (read: arcadish). - all of the ISI and SimBin developed simulators (GPL, GTR/GTR2, Race WTCC/Race 2007, rTractor) are realistic but their physics aren't any good. The only realistic racing simulator with great physics and tire model is on PC and that is Live For Speed. I'm surprised no one knows about it. netKar Pro (PC) is another sim featuring good physics and tire model, but the development is on halt. Richard Burns Rally (PC) has decent physics and by far the only real rally simulator available on the market. Last edited by toffytofik; 02-20-2008 at 07:06 AM.