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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
Thinking about picking this up - just can't decide if I want to get it
as a sim for my PC, or a fun couch racer for my PS2. Cockpit view or only bumper/hood/kite view? Kendt |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
I was considering this for both my PC and my console.
After I found out it has that fuc king starforce DVD killing crap on the PC version the decision was easy. Found it for my XBOX for only $29.99 at both Best Buy and Fry's. It plays VERY well on the console, boots faster than the PC without the evil starforce protection and I can play on XBOX Live! |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
Very simply, it isn't one.
Nice features, graphics, etc. all let down, as usual, by sub-par (greatly improved from the prior Codies "pathetic") physics and FFB. Marc " > wrote in message ups.com... > Thinking about picking this up - just can't decide if I want to get it > as a sim for my PC, or a fun couch racer for my PS2. Cockpit view or > only bumper/hood/kite view? > > Kendt > |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
On 10 Mar 2006 20:11:09 -0800, "
> wrote: >Thinking about picking this up - just can't decide if I want to get it >as a sim for my PC, or a fun couch racer for my PS2. Cockpit view or >only bumper/hood/kite view? > >Kendt No sim but its a lot of fun to play. All the different classes (rally, monster truck, open wheel, etc) give the game a ton of variety. GT4 has superb graphics but the AI sucks so much that it bored me quite soon. Enthusia is the most sim-like imho, but the way you progress turned me off. You get awared points for racing clean, but when an AI hits you from the back you are getting the penalty points. All in all Toca3 is has the best progress system and offers the best value for money. Imho According to the forums there are a lot of problems with the PC version though. Andre |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
Theres also Forza
Andre Warringa wrote: > On 10 Mar 2006 20:11:09 -0800, " > > wrote: > >> Thinking about picking this up - just can't decide if I want to get it >> as a sim for my PC, or a fun couch racer for my PS2. Cockpit view or >> only bumper/hood/kite view? >> >> Kendt > > No sim but its a lot of fun to play. All the different classes (rally, > monster truck, open wheel, etc) give the game a ton of variety. > > GT4 has superb graphics but the AI sucks so much that it bored me > quite soon. Enthusia is the most sim-like imho, but the way you > progress turned me off. You get awared points for racing clean, but > when an AI hits you from the back you are getting the penalty points. > > All in all Toca3 is has the best progress system and offers the best > value for money. Imho > > According to the forums there are a lot of problems with the PC > version though. > > Andre |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
Forza is like TRD3 quite sim like, but really the only true "SIM" games out there for consoles are probably the Nascar 2005, 2006, etc and the F1 Championship from like 3+ years ago. For a true "sim" you'll need to look at PC titles. Having said that, games like WRC for the PS2, Colin McRae Rally, Rallisport Challenge 2, Toca Race Driver 2 and 3, Forza, GT3 and GT4 and Enthusa are all great titles well worth their price and bound to offer hours of fun. Back to the original posters question, TRD3 is a great game, the only question is weather or not there will be enough/any mods available to download for the PC version to make it worthwhile over the console version. That of course will be tempered by that nasty Starforce DVD destructor that I bitched about earlier in this thread. Chang Liu wrote: > Theres also Forza > > Andre Warringa wrote: > > On 10 Mar 2006 20:11:09 -0800, " > > > wrote: > > > >> Thinking about picking this up - just can't decide if I want to get it > >> as a sim for my PC, or a fun couch racer for my PS2. Cockpit view or > >> only bumper/hood/kite view? > >> > >> Kendt > > > > No sim but its a lot of fun to play. All the different classes (rally, > > monster truck, open wheel, etc) give the game a ton of variety. > > > > GT4 has superb graphics but the AI sucks so much that it bored me > > quite soon. Enthusia is the most sim-like imho, but the way you > > progress turned me off. You get awared points for racing clean, but > > when an AI hits you from the back you are getting the penalty points. > > > > All in all Toca3 is has the best progress system and offers the best > > value for money. Imho > > > > According to the forums there are a lot of problems with the PC > > version though. > > > > Andre |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 15:33:01 -0500, Chang Liu
> wrote: >Theres also Forza Yes but he was talking about the PS2.. Andre |
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TRD3 - how is it as a sim?
Thanks Andre - exactly the info I was looking for - and from a trusted
source . The multiple classes made it look like the most fun out of the bunch of PS2 racers out there. Kendt |
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