[Hilo Oficial] RACE PRO

chapiri_ escribió:

mecro escribió:No se si se habia visto ya este vídeo pero por las moscas lo pongo.

Señalar que el movimiento desde dentro de la cabina producido por los desniveles de la carretera y acelerones/frenazos es una pasada.
De el sonido sobran las palabras...

Estoy viciando últimamente al GTR Evolution y he de decir que hacer una carrerita en numburgrin (largo) es una autentica pasada. La experiencia se mea en el forza y en cualquier juegos de coches que que se considere "simulador". (en consola)

Gracias por el video.

La verdad es que gráficamente yo lo veo genial comparándolo con la versión de PC.

El movimiento tosco del volante es porque el que pilota lo hace con mando.

El circuito de Valencia es uno de mis favoritos porque tiene 2 curvas (la 8ª y la última antes de la recta de meta) muy técnicas, en las que obligatoriamente tienes que frenar fuerte a la vez que giras y eso es muy complicado hacerlo en todas las vueltas, lo cual le da mucha emoción a una carrera.

El circuito de Nürburgring ya se ha anunciado por EDGE magazine que estará como descargable en un futuro, también algunos de los coches del GT Legends, y teniendo en cuenta que el GTR Evolution tiene 31 circuitos originales sin contar variantes, me imagino que tendremos muchos circuitos para descargar en un futuro. http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/driving ... pid=950870



saludos

dj_d-non escribió:

Pero no decian que tendria 350 coches? yo en esa lista no veo ni 100
Saludos!

diegol07 escribió:ME HA LLEGADO EL RUMOR DE QUE HOY PONDRAN LA DEMO EN EL BAZAR ESPERO QUE SEA VERDAD

POR OTRO LADO EN LA PAGINA OFICIAL DE XBOX YA APARECE EL RACE PRO CON SU FECHA DE SALIDA PARA EL TRECE DE FEBRERO

NOS VEMOS EN LA DEMO QUE SERA ONLINE

cheeseman escribió:¿ Y donde has leido tu que eran 350 coches ? Porque yo no recuerdo haberlo leido nunca.

PD : GTR Evolution ¿ 31 circuitos sin contar variantes ? ¿ Seguro ? Porque yo no recuerdo tantos.

Maikelele escribió:
Ojala salga hoy la demo, pero seria extraño que saliese un lunes ... , estos rumores me matan.

Maikelele escribió:Umm, Imola, como me gusta ese circuito (por mucho que digan que se les ha quedado viejo a la F1), espero que al menos lo pongan como DLC.

Ojala salga hoy la demo, pero seria extraño que saliese un lunes ...

FerTRC escribió:Otro rumor, ahora parece que se retrasa una semana el lanzamiento, mientras que la version USA parece que si se va hasta el 7 de Abril, o mas.

SVA escribió:A lo mejor lo estan mejorando un poco más (gráficamente hablando). Si es por eso, bienvenidos sean los retrasos en los juegos!

Maikelele escribió:

SVA escribió:A lo mejor lo estan mejorando un poco más (gráficamente hablando). Si es por eso, bienvenidos sean los retrasos en los juegos!

Este tipo de proyectos tan grandes a estas alturas solo pueden estar puliendo detallitos, lo que es graficamente hara semanas (o meses) que lo tienen acabado. Seguramente esten depurando pequeños bugs, o glitches gráficos (he visto alguna foto del juego en la que les faltaban los neumáticos a los coches ...)

tursey escribió:

Maikelele escribió:

SVA escribió:A lo mejor lo estan mejorando un poco más (gráficamente hablando). Si es por eso, bienvenidos sean los retrasos en los juegos!

Este tipo de proyectos tan grandes a estas alturas solo pueden estar puliendo detallitos, lo que es graficamente hara semanas (o meses) que lo tienen acabado. Seguramente esten depurando pequeños bugs, o glitches gráficos (he visto alguna foto del juego en la que les faltaban los neumáticos a los coches ...)

yo por lo menos segun tengo entendido lo ultimo en perfeccionar son los graficos, no? 1 saludoo

Maikelele escribió:

SVA escribió:A lo mejor lo estan mejorando un poco más (gráficamente hablando). Si es por eso, bienvenidos sean los retrasos en los juegos!

Este tipo de proyectos tan grandes a estas alturas solo pueden estar puliendo detallitos, lo que es graficamente hara semanas (o meses) que lo tienen acabado. Seguramente esten depurando pequeños bugs, o glitches gráficos (he visto alguna foto del juego en la que les faltaban los neumáticos a los coches ...)

surfino escribió:Joder, pues vaya bajón leer que se retrasa. Cawen la mar tio...

IridiumArkangel escribió:

surfino escribió:Joder, pues vaya bajón leer que se retrasa. Cawen la mar tio...

Coño! Es una semana... suicidios masivos por una semanita... Más llevamos esperando por Alan Wake, GT5 o Duke Nuken Forever!!!

Berty Bert Bert escribió:I've had a chance to have a look again at the preview code tonight.

The qualifying feature does seem really interesting assuming it makes it onto xbox live. When a session is created the player is first presented with a TV perspective. You can view any car in their pit box or out on track doing a qualifying lap. You can view the fastest times including the sector times and change/edit setups. I felt the way you can watch someone qualify then go out and do yours has some nice potential for casual gamers. When you go out to qualify you start from the pit box with the AI taking control until pitlane exit.

When you pit in a race the option to repair damage, change tyres and add fuel is yes or no, so don't expect to be able to do a splash and dash. Same goes for the start of a race, I can't see an option for fuel loads. As I mentioned previously the maximum laps was upto 75, I thought it would be worth mentioning the host can go from 1-75 in 1 lap intervals, unlike Forza 2's system.

The physics still look great still. Nice frame rates and whilst the distant graphics might look just good, the asphalt and cars look really nice. The cockpit views look awesome over the bumps. Your view is maintained whilst the cockpit moves up/down/side to side. Also there are sections at Macau where the length of a trusted F3000 car is the total width of the circuit. So if someone spins, it is curtains for everyone else behind.

Whilst the game has 3 difficulty levels, there were 4 or 5 separate damage settings, for the record.

Also the replay theatre organises the saved file into replays of the track chosen. This is a much better way of organising the replays, unlike Forza 2's version of putting them in the same folder. Special mention also to the proper TV style camera views on display. Some really nice wide angled shots of those classic moves.

I feel there is not much else to explore with this preview code. I hope what limited info is useful to you. Over and out.

FerTRC escribió:Leedlo, no tiene desperdicio!!!

Berty Bert Bert escribió:I've had a chance to have a look again at the preview code tonight.

The qualifying feature does seem really interesting assuming it makes it onto xbox live. When a session is created the player is first presented with a TV perspective. You can view any car in their pit box or out on track doing a qualifying lap. You can view the fastest times including the sector times and change/edit setups. I felt the way you can watch someone qualify then go out and do yours has some nice potential for casual gamers. When you go out to qualify you start from the pit box with the AI taking control until pitlane exit.

When you pit in a race the option to repair damage, change tyres and add fuel is yes or no, so don't expect to be able to do a splash and dash. Same goes for the start of a race, I can't see an option for fuel loads. As I mentioned previously the maximum laps was upto 75, I thought it would be worth mentioning the host can go from 1-75 in 1 lap intervals, unlike Forza 2's system.

The physics still look great still. Nice frame rates and whilst the distant graphics might look just good, the asphalt and cars look really nice. The cockpit views look awesome over the bumps. Your view is maintained whilst the cockpit moves up/down/side to side. Also there are sections at Macau where the length of a trusted F3000 car is the total width of the circuit. So if someone spins, it is curtains for everyone else behind.

Whilst the game has 3 difficulty levels, there were 4 or 5 separate damage settings, for the record.

Also the replay theatre organises the saved file into replays of the track chosen. This is a much better way of organising the replays, unlike Forza 2's version of putting them in the same folder. Special mention also to the proper TV style camera views on display. Some really nice wide angled shots of those classic moves.

I feel there is not much else to explore with this preview code. I hope what limited info is useful to you. Over and out.

FerTRC escribió:Leedlo, no tiene desperdicio!!!

Berty Bert Bert escribió:I've had a chance to have a look again at the preview code tonight.

The qualifying feature does seem really interesting assuming it makes it onto xbox live. When a session is created the player is first presented with a TV perspective. You can view any car in their pit box or out on track doing a qualifying lap. You can view the fastest times including the sector times and change/edit setups. I felt the way you can watch someone qualify then go out and do yours has some nice potential for casual gamers. When you go out to qualify you start from the pit box with the AI taking control until pitlane exit.

When you pit in a race the option to repair damage, change tyres and add fuel is yes or no, so don't expect to be able to do a splash and dash. Same goes for the start of a race, I can't see an option for fuel loads. As I mentioned previously the maximum laps was upto 75, I thought it would be worth mentioning the host can go from 1-75 in 1 lap intervals, unlike Forza 2's system.

The physics still look great still. Nice frame rates and whilst the distant graphics might look just good, the asphalt and cars look really nice. The cockpit views look awesome over the bumps. Your view is maintained whilst the cockpit moves up/down/side to side. Also there are sections at Macau where the length of a trusted F3000 car is the total width of the circuit. So if someone spins, it is curtains for everyone else behind.

Whilst the game has 3 difficulty levels, there were 4 or 5 separate damage settings, for the record.

Also the replay theatre organises the saved file into replays of the track chosen. This is a much better way of organising the replays, unlike Forza 2's version of putting them in the same folder. Special mention also to the proper TV style camera views on display. Some really nice wide angled shots of those classic moves.

I feel there is not much else to explore with this preview code. I hope what limited info is useful to you. Over and out.