I use to be into all those but they become too easy. I finished Grand Turismo 5 in 6 days. Now it's iRacing only, gave everything else away.
Buy a wheel, bolt to a desk, HDMI cord from your PC to your HDTV and your PC can handle it (I remember the thread) and you're SIM racing.
Sign up for iRacing, wwwiracing.com , it's currently half off $49.99 for an entire year (less than a video game). You'll get 6 free cars and 6 free tracks. Start as a rookie and if you're good advance.
It's big boy stuff, put down the controller.
Now bring on the dead horse and what happened to the Hulk?
What I'm saying is a controller / console is old school so why not grab a wheel and race against the best.
I remember playing the first Call of Duty at night when the kids went to bed. At 1AM my heart is pounding and adrenaline running hard still. I gave all those games away. No more shoot'em up stuff for me.
I remember playing the first Call of Duty at night when the kids went to bed. At 1AM my heart is pounding and adrenaline running hard still. I gave all those games away. No more shoot'em up stuff for me.
Weak sauce!
GTA:V is a tough proposition IMO if you already own the PS3 or Xbox 360 version. I am aware the online accounts carry over so you don't have to start from scratch for that part of the game, but if you don't already own a PS4 or Xbox One there is really no reason to run out to spend four digits for a game that will only look slightly better but is essentially the same game. Being that the game was built for current generation consoles and not optimized for the next-gen stuff, the gains will be minimal as is the case for most games that are designed with cross-generation platforms in mind.
The PC version might find some value in third-party content, since about GTA:III people have created stuff for the PC versions like real-life cars that blow away the stuff already in the game in terms of quality.
I think they've already made their money off these games, and any further sales will be PC buyers and those who had already moved on from PS3/360 and owned the PS4/One and haven't bought it yet. Then again I also think it's going to continue being a solid seller because of the online aspect. I wouldn't be surprised if they did an expansion for this one too or at least some downloadable content.
And I concur with that, if you don't own GTA:V yet but own a next-gen console, blast away. I wonder if they will do what they did with some cross-platform titles like BF4: or CoD:Ghosts where they will give you a discount or rebate if you bought the previous gen version first but want to upgrade to the next gen one.
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