The Crew is a lot more diverse than Fuel.
I was referring more to New York ;)
Traffic density was pretty good in my play-through.
Agreed, but as the end of the article states, it's the diversity that counts which The Crew has in spades, not the size.
As in anticipation has been declining due to lack of marketing.
DriveClub isn't gunning for the simulation market and the chances are Gran Turismo 7 won't be out when Project CARS is released.
I doubt we'll see a return of that. That was a staple of FlatOut, but this is more a spiritual successor as they no longer own the license.
Incidentally, I posted a video of some of the demolition derby action in Next Car Game: http://n4g.com/news/1424340...
Same here. Had no issues with the Tech demo, but I had to crank down the settings to medium on the early access to achieve 25 - 30fps. I'm sure they'll optimise it in future builds, though.
Something's not right here. This submission was 350 degrees earlier now it's gone down to 100?
This article touches a bit on 60fps: http://n4g.com/news/1390455...
Isn't that Gran Turismo 6 where you're referring to the alignment of the stars?
My thoughts exactly. Wrote a post about it earlier funnily enough:
http://n4g.com/news/1238017...
5 should be perceived as an average score, not a bad one. It's not an outrightly bad game, no, but it has enough flaws that hinder it.
I do agree though that the game seems more suited to the Vita, but I haven't been able to play the full version to judge it. I'd say the Vita version would probably get an extra point.
Duplicate story: http://n4g.com/news/1010244...
You have to remember that Most Wanted is being developed by Criterion, who also brought us Hot Pursuit. The Run was developed by EA Black Box, who were responsible for most of the subpar NFS games as of late.
No online feature? It has online multiplayer, and it's rather good!
Then you'll be pleased to know it drives very much like the original!
Indeed, Driv3r was ahead of its time in terms of car physics and damage so it's a pity the on-foot let it down so badly.
Since when do F1 cars do wheelspins off the line?
Fact is, they're packing in lots more detail in next-gen car models, so they take longer to produce. Quality over quantity.
Forza 6 will have been in development longer though, so there should be at least twice as many cars as Forza 5 which was clearly rushed for launch.