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**saunupe1911** · 11-25-2013, 02:05 PM

Also the sound of the GT500 quad exhaust, Skyline GT-R turbo whine/release, and the 458 italia and LFA wails is priceless in Forza. I tip my hat off to those game developers.

**Dominic Toretto** · 11-25-2013, 03:02 PM

Originally Posted by saunupe1911

Also the sound of the GT500 quad exhaust, Skyline GT-R turbo whine/release, and the 458 italia and LFA wails is priceless in Forza. I tip my hat off to those game developers.

I never played Forza, I was into PGR. Do you know if they comparable or is Forza better in terms of actual driving dynamics. PGR seemed pretty realistic as far as I could tell.

-Alex

**saunupe1911** · 11-25-2013, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by Dominic Toretto

I never played Forza, I was into PGR. Do you know if they comparable or is Forza better in terms of actual driving dynamics. PGR seemed pretty realistic as far as I could tell.

-Alex

PGR and Forza is not even in the same league. PGR was very arcade like even though its physics were pretty good. Driving in Forza is natural compared to each car. For example driving a GT500 feel very much like driving my 5.0. The weight transfers, traction limits etc... all feels similar to our actual cars. Forza even has working gauges...boost, tach, and spedo all work for each car...so the lateral G gauge that you 13-14 owners have is actually in the game and moves around during cornering. Nothing beats real life though