SSGeorgiecomingthrough

@ComedyInK
Me. I went to school for graphic design and thus got my CS4 for $700 (compared to 2k) and I use Open office for my productivity...So me. I am apparently elite in your mind. Also, I've never pirated a game in my life, not even a song. Did you know it's not that hard to live this way? It's too late for you to try it, but I'll continue to stay this criminal virgin. (Ha Ha, he said virgin. Yeah I knew it, and I did it on purpose. Love you Internet.)

@SSGeorgiecomingthrough

My point. Pass any Forza 1, 2, or 3 track riding the walls. Can't be done. Closer to realism, unlike GT.

@bunnyraven
So you admit it's possible (and I challenge you to do that in Forza anything), but the US version isn't 100% complete. We're missing the drag racing that would complete the full game, so I can't speak for that, but I bet, out of all the maps, drag racing is definitely one of them. I can list five maps that I can ride the difficult turns on the walls and not lose my speed/place because of it. Nuremburg ring springs to mind as the last map I played before Forza won my loyalty.

I think all of these parts have the making of a good game, but two things worry me. First, at the end of the video the guy says the story could go on forever. Obviously the story can't, so what that tells me is they wrote themselves into a corner and the end is gonna suck. Secondly, and I'm not a person who cares about this, as long as it's in the context of the game; the graphics. I know, not released. They chose to show the graphics as a "awesome thing' while narrating their progression, but I felt that with McFarlane, something amazing was going to happen and the clips didn't reflect that.

There isn't a Forza I haven't bought yet, but GT3 was my last "racing simulator where you pass every level by riding the walls at full speed" Sony game.

First came Origins and the corruption of their EULA, then came Legends, specifically to market and analyze gamers.