What is THE driving and footy game for PC
Discussion
OK, I have TDU, like it a lot (didn't think I'd like driving games!), but at the mo, it is a little erm, 'buggy'.
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
Also, I downloaded a demo of FIFA 07 for my stepson (who LOVES football), and he loves it - is this the best you can get, or are there better games for football?
Both work great with an XBox 360 controller I bought a couple of days ago!
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
Also, I downloaded a demo of FIFA 07 for my stepson (who LOVES football), and he loves it - is this the best you can get, or are there better games for football?
Both work great with an XBox 360 controller I bought a couple of days ago!
chris watton said:
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
GTR/GTR2/rFactor/GT Legends are generally recognised as the best racing sims around. They all need a steering wheel to really make the best of though - I only played GTR once in the 6 months or so between buying it and finally getting round to buying a wheel. Playing with keyboard was just hopeless because the physics engine is pretty accurate.GravelBen said:
chris watton said:
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
GTR/GTR2/rFactor/GT Legends are generally recognised as the best racing sims around. They all need a steering wheel to really make the best of though - I only played GTR once in the 6 months or so between buying it and finally getting round to buying a wheel. Playing with keyboard was just hopeless because the physics engine is pretty accurate.
Civpilot said:
GravelBen said:
chris watton said:
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
GTR/GTR2/rFactor/GT Legends are generally recognised as the best racing sims around. They all need a steering wheel to really make the best of though - I only played GTR once in the 6 months or so between buying it and finally getting round to buying a wheel. Playing with keyboard was just hopeless because the physics engine is pretty accurate.can be played pretty effectivly with the mouse steering
GravelBen said:
chris watton said:
With that in mind, what are the best driving sims you can get for graphics/realism/stability for a fairly high spec PC?
GTR/GTR2/rFactor/GT Legends are generally recognised as the best racing sims around. They all need a steering wheel to really make the best of though - I only played GTR once in the 6 months or so between buying it and finally getting round to buying a wheel. Playing with keyboard was just hopeless because the physics engine is pretty accurate.Bought GTR2 about 6months ago and loving it even more than GTR...
If you'd like a cheap, perfect condition copy....
Thudd said:
chris watton said:
Oh, we got the kids a bloody Wii yesterday - the TV is no longer mine!
Portable TV? £50.Getting your livingroom back? Priceless.
Stevenj214 said:
Yakubu said:
tim2100 said:
Best console football game is Pro Evolution
Not sure if thats on PC but if it is try and get Pro Evoultion 6.
It is on PC and i also agree that pro evolution is the best footy game too!Not sure if thats on PC but if it is try and get Pro Evoultion 6.
carcal said:
the ultimate driving car game is FORD GT (you need a really fast computer)
footy game fifa 2007 brilliant game.
I'm quite into my driving games and I have never heard of the game "FORD GT" and doing a search around I cannot find any mention on the games sites (It is not listed on Gamespot, which is usually pretty good for listing every single game made)footy game fifa 2007 brilliant game.
Any info, Screenshots?
I've played (very briefly) a game called Ford Racing 3, if its the same one then I though it was utter pants - you get to drive any car in the Ford US range (and a few concepts and race cars) including a wide selection of big 4wd's, all using what felt very much like the NFS2 or 3 engine - very arcadey, no realism whatsoever.
I guess another possibility is its a different name limited release of another game - in the same way that TOCA race driver is sold as V8 supercars in the NZ and Aussie market.
I guess another possibility is its a different name limited release of another game - in the same way that TOCA race driver is sold as V8 supercars in the NZ and Aussie market.
Edited by GravelBen on Saturday 2nd June 13:07
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