Six years and $60 million dollars later, I'd have to say "Too late, it's already happened..." I suppose however, that GT5 will eventually be released unlike DNF.jackanderson said:
Gran Turismo 5 Compatible With Move
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Still, it may as well be the next DNF. I used to follow the GT franchise, but have long since moved on to Forza (regular updates, same variety of cars, customization that's awesome, etc). After playing the Gran Turismo demo, I was thoroughly disappointed. What a waste of time and money that one's been.Yog Sothoth said:
I find it quite amusing that in racing games like Gran Turismo and Forza, DNF stands for 'Did Not Finish'.Nova5 said:
Now whenever I see DNF that on the race results I'm going to think Duke Nukem Forever, since the 2 are practically interchangeable.
OT: Is this Playstation Move support joining the list of features which are delaying GT5 and which the majority of fans don't want?
Just like the 3D television support and the integrated GPS functionality [http://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-5s-gps-functionality-3d-confirmed/] for real life track days, this will probably be a feature that most fans would rather do with out, if it meant that the game would be released sometime soon.
I couldn't agree more. I too am a convert to Forza from GT... I once regarded the GT franchise as the best console racing sim, but Turn 10 has really put Polyphony to shame the last few years and (pardon the horrific pun) have left them in the dust...Nova5 said:
Eh, Guilty Gear and Street Fighter work just great with a D-pad and face/shoulder buttons. It's just impossible to keep up at competition level, and that's what custom controllers are for.Onyx Oblivion said:
you bad-mouthing mah logitech wheels?Onyx Oblivion said:
seriously, there just going to SUPPORT them as an option, and most of the heavy code work will be in frimware updates for the move, so they basically just allow the motion to emulate analogue input.
Not at all. I know they are optional, I just fear that down the line, they'll assume everyone buying racing games owns a wheel, and makes the game focused around the wheel, making the game harder for those without a wheel.MR T3D said:
See fighting games and arcade sticks...Dear god...
High level play without a stick is impossible.
an interesting thought you have.Onyx Oblivion said:
i wish in this instance i had experience with fighting games beyond smash bros to i could better know your point, but i think i get enough of it.
If they focused on a wheel, that's analog steering, aswell as analog gas and break pedals, shift up/down inputs, all of which are on controllers nowadays.
maybe they could do a realistic clutch, but so few people even drive stick IRL, and i doubt a mainstream racer could get away with forcing it.
sure, the wheel can be more precise, but that's just natural because it has more travel, the trade-off is that it takes longer to quickly counter-steer possibly..?
games focused on wheel-play do exist on the PC, hell, i remember than GT3 had a bit in the manual about using your logitech wheel with it, and i think that's about as far as they will assume and focus on wheels.
As long as I can play it without motion controllers, then I'm fine.
(I saw the title of this and thought "What the fuck is 'move'"?)
(I saw the title of this and thought "What the fuck is 'move'"?)
Aaaand the GT5 release slips back another six months.
By the time it's actually out we'll all have flying cars.
By the time it's actually out we'll all have flying cars.
In America maybe. In most of Europe at least manual transmissions are the norm.MR T3D said:
On the other hand, racing wheel controllers usually have flappy paddles anyway, so it would be more accurate not to have a clutch if you're using most racing wheels.
(Get a racing wheel, really, it makes sim racers so much more fun).
Well I can't see it being very good controlling with the Move. Seriously, without any feedback - even a feeble rumble - is just lame. A thumbstick has enough sensitivity to movement to be more than sufficient, but if you want the real racing feel, there is absolutely no substitute for a force feedback racing wheel. Now, if they could just make it compatible with my PC MOMO wheel... ><
