Mind = blown. I was always like gee, I liked that little car from Battlefield 1942, it was a Nazi harbringer of death, but I still like it. BUT NOW THAT I CAN DRIVE IT IN A RACING GAME...
This is easily the best news I've heard all week. Maybe all month.
And guess what else you can drive? A Schwimmwagen or whatever. A VW Bus. Some shiny red car. You can race on Nurburgring in the rain! More than eight cars on track at once! HOLY ****. If this game had Forza's car customization, this would be the best non-Sega racing game ever made.
This guy left this comment and I wholeheartedly agree:
If any game was defined as art I'd say GT5 fits the bill. It's created by impassioned people, or at least a leader, and it defies logic in a business point of view. More effort is spent on it than is necessary. It's also pretty damn good looking, too. Using its medium to the utmost advantage to create realism. Something some oil painters try to achieve. It's also appreciated greatly. It's just not abstract art.
You know what. I know that Gran Turismo devs are taking a lot of crap for delaying the game, but GOOD FOR THEM! I'm sick and tired of these hackneyed games that are spit out on an annual basis, just rushing to the next project...give me a game that has SUBSTANCE, something that goes the distance... Even if GT5 fails, I have to applaud them for this.
And now that I've met my post quota for the next few days, I'm going into hibernation. See ya around, kids!
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