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Do you think more racing games should be released?

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  • Level 27
    Sheng Long
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    May 30, 2012 2:46 am GMT

    I think so. I like playing racing games.

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    I think so. I like playing racing games.

  • Level 46
    Mutoid Man
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    May 30, 2012 5:39 am GMT

    Certainly this year seems to be a bit light on new racing releases - with confirmed dates anyway.

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    Certainly this year seems to be a bit light on new racing releases - with confirmed dates anyway.

  • Level 51
    Alien Hominid
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    Jun 7, 2012 10:59 am GMT

    Seems like there's an adequate number of racing games out or coming out. I'm looking forward to Test Drive: Ferrari Legends in July and then Project CARS is coming out next year. In the meantime I guess there's also F1 2012 as well. Don't know what else is scheduled.

    Been thinking of getting a 360 so I can play the Forza games, but then I'd have to buy another steering wheel and then it starts getting a bit expensive. Probably be worth it though.

    Seems like there's an adequate number of racing games out or coming out. I'm looking forward to Test Drive: Ferrari Legends in July and then Project CARS is coming out next year. In the meantime I guess there's also F1 2012 as well. Don't know what else is scheduled.

    Been thinking of getting a 360 so I can play the Forza games, but then I'd have to buy another steering wheel and then it starts getting a bit expensive. Probably be worth it though.

  • Level 34
    Paramecium
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    Jun 10, 2012 10:13 pm GMT

    Yes they need to release more racing games. Love them and they're not enough of them for me.

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    Yes they need to release more racing games. Love them and they're not enough of them for me.

  • Level 19
    Gitaroo Man
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    Jun 11, 2012 7:25 pm GMT
    They don't have to bring out more racing games.
    Need For Speed, F1, Forza/Gran Turismo, MX vs. ATV, SBK and Burnout are the greatest racing games there are. I don't think any other game could compete with one of these games in there genre.
    They don't have to bring out more racing games. Need For Speed, F1, Forza/Gran Turismo, MX vs. ATV, SBK and Burnout are the greatest racing games there are. I don't think any other game could compete with one of these games in there genre.
  • Level 7
    Sectoid
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    Jun 11, 2012 8:30 pm GMT
    I liked the "need for speed series" because for the game modes ........so racing games should be releases like need for speed.
    Edited on Jun 11, 2012 8:34 pm GMT
    I liked the "need for speed series" because for the game modes ........so racing games should be releases like need for speed.
  • Level 7
    Sectoid
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    Jun 11, 2012 8:31 pm GMT
    I liked the "need for speed series"among all the racing games ........so racing games should be releases like need for speed.
    I liked the "need for speed series"among all the racing games ........so racing games should be releases like need for speed.
  • Level 34
    Paramecium
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    Jun 16, 2012 8:00 pm GMT

    More racing games are always a good thing. Just keep adding more cars and more tracks cause you can never have enough. There are still so many cars out there that hasn't made it in GT, Forza or NFS. Keep making good racinf games and I'll keep buying them. Rather have more racing games instead of crapy rpg games.

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    More racing games are always a good thing. Just keep adding more cars and more tracks cause you can never have enough. There are still so many cars out there that hasn't made it in GT, Forza or NFS. Keep making good racinf games and I'll keep buying them. Rather have more racing games instead of crapy rpg games.

  • Level 7
    Sectoid
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    Jul 27, 2012 3:33 pm GMT

    There are never enough of racing games that is true. However there are some great ones to our disposal so like this it is just fine for me. But all in all rfactor 2, GTR 3 and some other sim racing games should pick up the pace with releasing their products.

    There are never enough of racing games that is true. However there are some great ones to our disposal so like this it is just fine for me. But all in all rfactor 2, GTR 3 and some other sim racing games should pick up the pace with releasing their products.

  • Level 34
    Paramecium
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    Jul 29, 2012 10:34 pm GMT

    There are still so many things that can still be done with racing games. I enjoy racing the high end cars and even the F1 cars. But I would loike to see either GT or Forza do more everyday cars. Then people can see their car and fix it up and race it before they drop a lot of money into the real thing if they wanted. Keep it real, no after market parts for every car. ie if no one makes a blower for your car or a turbo, then you can't just slap one on in the game. This could really open things up for on line racing. Run what you brung.

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    There are still so many things that can still be done with racing games. I enjoy racing the high end cars and even the F1 cars. But I would loike to see either GT or Forza do more everyday cars. Then people can see their car and fix it up and race it before they drop a lot of money into the real thing if they wanted. Keep it real, no after market parts for every car. ie if no one makes a blower for your car or a turbo, then you can't just slap one on in the game. This could really open things up for on line racing. Run what you brung.

  • Level 12
    Rad Racer
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    Jul 30, 2012 3:36 pm GMT
    Jackc8 wrote:
    Been thinking of getting a 360 so I can play the Forza games, but then I'd have to buy another steering wheel and then it starts getting a bit expensive. Probably be worth it though.

    If you have a PC wheel like Logitech G25/27 you can get an adapter to run it on XBOX 360. i've got one on order, so hopefully it works as well as they claim.
    [QUOTE="Jackc8"]Been thinking of getting a 360 so I can play the Forza games, but then I'd have to buy another steering wheel and then it starts getting a bit expensive. Probably be worth it though.[/QUOTE] If you have a PC wheel like Logitech G25/27 you can get an adapter to run it on XBOX 360. i've got one on order, so hopefully it works as well as they claim.
  • Level 50
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    Aug 10, 2012 11:03 pm GMT

    I don't think there needs to be a higher quantity of racing games, but I do think the genre has been a bit lackluster in terms of its quality. Sure, we have had plenty of great racing games, but it has been a very long time since we've had a racing game that is GOTY quality. I believe it is possible for the genre to produce a game of such quality, but there has been little innovation compared to other genres, and racing games keep returning to the safe route that continually generates money to the publishers, but doesn't push the racing genre forward.

    I don't think there needs to be a higher quantity of racing games, but I do think the genre has been a bit lackluster in terms of its quality. Sure, we have had plenty of great racing games, but it has been a very long time since we've had a racing game that is GOTY quality. I believe it is possible for the genre to produce a game of such quality, but there has been little innovation compared to other genres, and racing games keep returning to the safe route that continually generates money to the publishers, but doesn't push the racing genre forward.

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    Paramecium
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    Aug 11, 2012 12:39 pm GMT

    MuddyMaestro wrote:

    I don't think there needs to be a higher quantity of racing games, but I do think the genre has been a bit lackluster in terms of its quality. Sure, we have had plenty of great racing games, but it has been a very long time since we've had a racing game that is GOTY quality. I believe it is possible for the genre to produce a game of such quality, but there has been little innovation compared to other genres, and racing games keep returning to the safe route that continually generates money to the publishers, but doesn't push the racing genre forward.

    I agree with you on that, but at the same time the market has been flooded with FPS and RPG's. There are still a lot of differnt types of racing that could be covered but only if it's done well. Rally racing and I'm not talking about that Dirt crap either) real Rally racing like Colin McRae. Codemaster has really jacked that game up along with the F1 games. You got the likes of BTCC, DTM, WTCC that could be done and done right and I think it would sell pretty good. We have enough arcade racing games and no one has really challenged GT or Forza for sim racing games.

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    [QUOTE="MuddyMaestro"]

    I don't think there needs to be a higher quantity of racing games, but I do think the genre has been a bit lackluster in terms of its quality. Sure, we have had plenty of great racing games, but it has been a very long time since we've had a racing game that is GOTY quality. I believe it is possible for the genre to produce a game of such quality, but there has been little innovation compared to other genres, and racing games keep returning to the safe route that continually generates money to the publishers, but doesn't push the racing genre forward.

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    I agree with you on that, but at the same time the market has been flooded with FPS and RPG's. There are still a lot of differnt types of racing that could be covered but only if it's done well. Rally racing and I'm not talking about that Dirt crap either) real Rally racing like Colin McRae. Codemaster has really jacked that game up along with the F1 games. You got the likes of BTCC, DTM, WTCC that could be done and done right and I think it would sell pretty good. We have enough arcade racing games and no one has really challenged GT or Forza for sim racing games.

  • Level 15
    Nobunaga's Ambition
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    Sep 11, 2012 7:05 am GMT
    Of course, it has to be released.
    Of course, it has to be released.
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