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i'm only relatively new to this forum (Sept '05), so notice the topic, as im sure GT4 has been thrashed to death...

BUT.. I just sat down and had a couple of laps in a Mines N1 R34 GTR after many months of neglecting GT4 (Yes, i am an evil bastard. GT4 must be nurtured like your first born!), and I am still blown away by the realistic physics that this game has.

The point of my post: Does it get any better than this? right now is there anything better than this when it comes to racing simulation? I have seen a company that has developed a hydraulic seat which moves with the game to simulate G forces by tilting the seat. But this wont be commercially available for a long time. Is there any better games out, or coming out soon?

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wouldn't say GTR is more realistic.. or R factor.. played all 3.. would still say GT4 is a very well mapped out physics.. Live for speed however, would probably take the cake..

problem with the above - GTR and R factor, is although they are meant to be realistic, they are still somewhat arcadey in their feel.. i've just cranked GT4 out again (got a HD 32" LCD - really makes a difference)..

maybe if I had a steering wheel for the PC games it would make a difference.. live for speed would have to be my pick.. great fun..

if your using the logitech driving force pro for gt4, it is compatible with pc... except i cant seem to find a good driver to support the full lock rotation of the wheel.

@ Primordial, I too have neglected GT4 for far too long. I think i'm gonna have to book some solid time in.

That Mines GTR is a great peice of work... but I much rather dive the RUF yellow bird.... a real handful to dive....

i'm only relatively new to this forum (Sept '05), so notice the topic, as im sure GT4 has been thrashed to death...

BUT.. I just sat down and had a couple of laps in a Mines N1 R34 GTR after many months of neglecting GT4 (Yes, i am an evil bastard. GT4 must be nurtured like your first born!), and I am still blown away by the realistic physics that this game has.

The point of my post: Does it get any better than this?

I'll take a different approach....

No!, it doesn't, and it won't until Gran Turismo Vision (GT5) comes out :P

Whats you fastest lap around the Nurburgring?

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