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Played a fair amount of this back in the day, I think; even eventually burnt myself out grinding through a quick loop track race each day to get that free daily random car. I thought I really just wanted to do ghost trial loops, but once I'd finally earned a bunch of supercars grinding the other junk, I kind of didn't do that; also I wanted city tracks and the only ones here, the Tokyo Expressway tracks, were awfully monotone, and not the winding streets I wanted anyway. Most of the tracks are big and blobby, depressingly drab. I like Dragon Trail, though, tiny little thing that it is.
I basically just have to face the fact that GT isn't quite the snazzy arcade feel I want, it's an intentionally deliberate solid thing.
It does drive really nice. The motion control actually works REALLY well; I switched to driving exclusively with that.
You can tell they struggled to get to their 1080p60; oh the drop-out in those rear-view mirrors, and the low-detail track exteriors. |
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Having "Favorite" like GT7 does is waaaay better than doing that. ; ) |
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