kyliebutler

@jello44 I have played so many racing games I can't even begin to recall them all from the most arcady to the biggest sims, I love them all. Thing is pgr3 and pgr4, personally have not been beat to this day. They had ridiculous graphics for the time, the sound was amazing and best of all was the physics. I actually felt like I was pushing my car. When you where really really pushing your car to the ragged edge it felt like at any moment you could make a mistake and lose it. PGR4 and Nordschleife was a wet dream.

@jello44 that rumor came about a long time ago, (http://www.joystiq.com/2008/09/18/rumor-turn-10-takes-over-pgr5-development/) if they were working on it, they could have completed it by now. Theres also the fact that turn 10 is officially working on Forza 4. Perhaps they split the team up but I don't believe they are big enough to do that.

PGR5 please!

Even if they don't use it for work what business is that of yours. It's their choice and their money. What if I were to say most people don't NEED a Mustang GT, because they don't need 400hp so the government is going to require 10 grand tacked on to the price to increase mileage. Point is, it's not the governments job to determine price of a product no matter how much someone needs it.

Well for me personally some 3d systems work and others do not. I have lazy eye which means I really one use one eye, I mean I sorta use the other eye but not much its hard to explain exactly how it works. Anyways the traditional 3d setup of having one eye with a blue lens and one with a red lens, doesn't allow me to see 3-d at all the image still looks flat. However I tried on some samsung 3d glasses at best buy and as much as I am a skeptic about 3d I have to admit it looked pretty good. So that could be this persons reason?