Race driver grid demo Pc#
Race driver grid demo ps3#
Race driver grid demo plus#

many controllers/wheels not supported - you can't just pull your old wheel out of your closet and expect it to work (list of preconfigured/supported devices: Microsoft X360 controller, Logitech G25, Logitech MOMO, Logitech Driving Force Pro, Thrustmaster RGT Force Feedback Pro) excessive spinning on off-road surfaces after minor mistakes and at relatively low speeds

unforgiving damage script - even a minor bump/collision could disable proper handling of your vehicle (pulling to sides if wheels are damaged for example) steep learning curve in terms of taking a long time to win anything which again goes back to the issue of controlling your vehicle keyboard only marginally useful tho you may have same difficulties with an XBOX controller controls (extremely touchy, almost unmanageable) For a *pro* racer, this game may be the ultimate joy, but a casual gamer may become overcome by frustration (even on the easiest difficulty) caused by: However, the graphics and smooth performance on most of gaming rigs may be the best this game has to offer to a gamer who usually plays other type of games and only occasionally gets into a racing game.

Race driver grid demo Pc#

On PC it's even better looking than on consoles. You can watch the video here.By natasha8384 | Review Date: JA gorgeous game in terms of visual enjoyment and eye candy it offers.

Race driver grid demo ps3#

From the video the graphics are almost identical, the only visible difference is that the PS3 colours seem to be a bit washed out in comparison to the 360 version. If you have none, don't buy it.ĮDIT: I have found out that GameTrailers have done a side by side HD video of the GRID PS3 vs Xbox 360. If you have a good PC with a wired 360 controller I would get the PC version, otherwise get the 360 version or if you don't have a 360 and a shit PC, but have a PS3, get it for PS3. If you are tired of GTA IV or you don't like GTA IV and no new good games come out then it is worth a purchase. The smoke from the tyres is very good though, a lot more impressive than NFS.Īll in all I think GRID is a very good game. The 360 did look a lot better on the loading screens and menus though, I can only assume the PC version had a slightly degraded graphics for the menus and loading screens to make the game work on lower spec PCs. Running on an E6750, 3GB ram, 8800GTS 320MB at 1920x1200 with AA set to MSAAx2 the fps stayed above 35fps at all times, staying around 40fps most of the time and graphically at this settings was better than the 360. Even if you use a controller on the PC you have to use the keyboard for some functions such as the flashbacks.

Race driver grid demo plus#

The plus side on the 360 is the fact that all the controls are on the controller. I played both using the Xbox 360 controller and the controls just seemed a bit more responsive with the PC. The game contains male and female names as well as a list of nicknames. All you do is type your firstname and surname in to the create profile screen and you are then given a list of names to chose from which will automatically select your firstname ready for confirmation if it is in the list. Not only is it a useful feature for when you crash but it is actually pretty good to use, it acts like replays do in any other game then you press the designated flashback button (F12 for PC, X for 360) and the game will carry on from that point.ĭamage is also a very good feature which is a lot better than I thought it was going to be, which by itself puts it ahead of NFS:PS.Īnother positive about the game which I haven't seen used in any other game is in the profile system you can chose your firstname from a list so the computer can actually speak out your name rather than you having a set name like in NFS:PS or having name spoken out like in PGR. If you crash and write off your car you can use the flashback feature to rewind through the race and pick up from a certain point in which you can avoid the accident. I find the game is similar to Project Gotham Racing but only better looking.Ī very nice feature of the game is something called flashback. But that wasn't too much of a problem as I prefer arcade driving games such as Need for Speed, although ProStreet was rather annoying. The style of game is arcade, which surprised me as I was expecting a game to compete a bit more against GT5. I have played it on PC and Xbox 360 and I would personally say PC is better. Race Driver: GRID demo was released for Xbox 360 and PC (also possibly PS3 but I don't have one.so I don't know).