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12/21/2015 5:34:58 PM
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Wait until the newest GranTurismo game comes out. You'll be blown away.
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Edited by Mr Bossypants: 12/21/2015 8:30:50 PMHell, if Sony re-released Gran Turismo 4 (Ps2 -> Ps4), it'd probably hold up pretty well and keep those in need of a proper racing game occupied for a while.
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Is there a trailer or something?
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Pardon me. It's called GranTurismo Sport.
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There should be. Search GranTurismo 7 on YouTube or something. The developers for the GranTurismo series is like rockstar gaming. Release absolute gold every 5-7 years.
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Only to be left in the shadow made by forza
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I've played a few Forza games and I still think Gran Turismo is much better. Forza 3 was ok though.
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The driving just feels so much better in forza to me
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To each his own. Gran Turismo never picks up for me quite right until I pick up all the racing upgrades for my cars. Pop into a course with lots of straightaways, fine tune the gearing for the most efficient acceleration and speed. Pop into a course with lots of turning, start adjusting for over/understeering to make control a cinch. Finish off with the breaks and then I'm usually good to go. I've always felt that Gran Turismo gave you a little more freedom in how you want your car to perform. I just don't feel like I have as great an influence on my cars in Forza as I did in any Gran Turismo.
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I dunno. I feel as if the GranTurismo series feels more realistic in terms of cornering, while Forza feels Arcade-y to me. It just feels too smooth to be real life in Forza. It makes cornering easy, and it kind of closes the skill gap a bit.
