I just played the demo of Forza 2 at a friend's house. I don't have a xbox 360 and I know I must get one after about half lap with the E36 M3. The way it breaks away felt realistic like it is on the track in real life.
As far as the Physics of the game, seem like Forza is a little more realistic than GT4, just from the cars I've owned and driven in both games. YMMV
What proprietary BS? You can buy a steering wheel for the 360 from at least 4 other companies than MS. MS hasn't locked out other companies from making steering wheels - or all sorts of controllers.
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I like to play without traction control or stability control,
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What's everyone's car of choice thus far? I don't know why, but I've had a ton of luck with my Mugen RSX/Integra Type R.
I'm debating whether to get an NSXR or a GT3 next. Which one would have a better overall performance, as far as various tracks go?
btw, mind posting your live account name?
NSXMATT unsurprisingly - we should organise some 'prime' races onlline, would be cool to see 8 X's racing round a few tracks!
i have spent my life on gt2, gt3 and gt4 and had the logitech gt force wheel. i now have forza 2 and the wireless wheel and i got to say that forza 2 is much better.
i was skeptical about the physics, but forza 2 driving physics is much more realistic. with crash damage, deep car customization, and online multiplayer, forza 2 leaves gran turismo in its dust. i think the only thing gt4 has up on forza 2 is the amount of cars and tracks. and for those peeps waiting for the next gran turismo on ps3, after the delays i saw in gt4 i am guessing 2009 as a realistic launch time.
the wireless wheel is awesome too. it greatly enhances the game with its force feedback and rumble. the developers designed the game for this wheel specifically and it works great for me. it doesn't have the 900 degrees like the logitech, but under racing conditions i never used the 900 degrees. the response, feel, and overall control of the wireless wheel with forza 2 is amazing.