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Forza 3 Gone Gold, Demo Due September 24
by Chris Faylor, Sep 11, 2009 3:50pm PDTA downloadable demo of Turn 10's Xbox 360-exclusive racer Forza Motorsport 3 will hit the Xbox Live Marketplace come September 24, publisher Microsoft announced today.
The single-player demo will let players race five different cars on the Camino Viejo track, and then compare their lap times to those of others care of the online leaderboards.
Microsoft also noted that the game, which boasts "more than 400 cars on over 100 tracks," has now gone gold and is such "entering its final lap" before hitting European retailers on October 23 and North American stores on October 27.
As for the five cars contained in the demo, the list follows below:
2007 Porsche #80 Flying Lizard 911 GT3-RSR 2010 Audi R8 5.2 FSI quattro 2009 Ferrari California 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR 2009 Mini John Cooper Works
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In the time that it's taken to make GT5, Forza has released three games and seen the entire development cycle of 2 games, both next-gen. Plus, even if GT5 has livery editing, an auction house, full damage, A.I. worth a damn and a physics model that can match Forza. they will have only had one game to nail all of those things, while Forza has had 2 or 3 iterations of the game to perfect all of these features to work out the kinks.
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Anybody cockblocks me from this gets themselves dead! I'm not afraid of a 12-yr old kid who cuts in front of me. Unless he's really big.
Can anyone tell me if the roads are just flat with textures or if they have actually applied normal mapping/bump mapping or some shadder effects (like in Burnout Paradise PC)?
I know to some of you, you may think this is mental and who cares but I think the days of flat textures should by now be far behind us for all games in general.
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