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In this comparison - which shows the Aston Martin (although I could have picked others - like a Mitsubishi for example), the cars don't look that dissimilar. I guess if I had to choose between the cars looking 'incredible' but sacrifice a bit on the backdrops, the lack of dynamic weather and realistic physics that GT offers or this, I think PC2 would still have the edge for me. In truth though, the best looking 'cars' I have seen on PS were in Driveclub but they sacrificed on frame rate for that. I admit that I have only seen PC2 via youtube videos and I do think some cars seem a bit lacking - especially the 'Le Mans' style flat cars from the back but I didn't think the Aston Martin for example was 'lacking'.
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Tue 26th Sep Is that down to resolution too? I know PC2 fluctuates a bit up to 1440p on Pro but GT Sport, whilst also having HDR too to help with the lighting etc also runs at a CB1800p giving a Sharper presentation overall.The first wasn't 'forgiving' either and these are aimed more at the 'hardcore' racer than the casual.
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I know its much more of a 'Sim' than others, built on the same tech that professional racing drivers use to practice on with 'accurate' representation of weather and its effects on the track, handling of cars etc. I haven't got PC2 yet myself but based on what the game offers, the great variety of tracks and disciplines, as well as the variety and dynamic weather elevates this above and beyond anything that GT will offer. Maybe GT Sport in HDR looks better because its in HDR - that greater colour gamut and contrast helping to create more 'dimension' so SDR PC2 does look a bit 'flat' by comparison? I am not even going to mention Forza (other than then), but Driveclub certainly is one of the better looking racing games on PS4.
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Driveclub looked better in my opinion than GT Sport which to me looks better than PS3 but not quite PS4 standards we have seen from the numerous racers. I find it funny that PC2 is criticised for 'visuals' and then mentioned GT Sport which came in for a LOT of criticism - maybe not so much for the cars but for the backdrops etc. We did notice some large hiccups during qualifying – probably a result of the open lobby format where other players can drop in – but races fared almost flawlessly. There are a ton of parameters you can play with as the admin, and you can even lock out crash prone racers if you want to drive properly and not play bumper cars.
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Online play is similarly in-depth, allowing you to lay on full racing weekends that segue between practice sessions, qualifying, and race days. But that said, the title includes more than enough information to explain its intricacies – and there’s even a Racing Engineer who will help you make the right adjustments to your ride if you don’t know your sprockets from your spoilers. There is a community focus running throughout the package, with leaderboards and rotating Time Trials designed to keep you coming back, so it perhaps would have been nice to see a little more in the way of racing tutorials like the new Gran Turismo is going to offer.
And an abundance of difficulty sliders – enabling you to tweak the artificial intelligence optimally – mean that you can set the challenge level just right. The title plays better on a traditional pad this time around, which should lower the barrier of entry for those without a wheel. Of course, while all of this is sure to seduce seasoned racing game players, it’s worth mentioning that accessibility has been considered as well.
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