Sega Rally Technical Trailer
03 September 2007, 08:54 PM
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Sega Rally Technical Trailer
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has anybody else watched it yet?
the deformable track looks class!! wet mud looks good as well when spraying up from the wheels, looks like it will be decent arcadey fun game
has anybody else watched it yet?
the deformable track looks class!! wet mud looks good as well when spraying up from the wheels, looks like it will be decent arcadey fun game
05 September 2007, 08:58 AM
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Bob have a look on gametrailers (Gametrailers.com - The Source For Video Game Media) and do a search as they've been on there for sometime (maybe not all but enough to get the jist)
05 September 2007, 09:28 AM
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its true they are a bit big for the HD ones, but i just set them away in a big que and watched them later (reminds me i must try that timeshok thing)
as the cars drive around the track they actually create gouges and channels in the surface, the actual track is changing every lap with new "faster" lines emerging where the mud has been scrubbed away and such, it looks quite interesting, you can watch the cars driving about while half the GFX are in wireframe.
strange thing to put up on XBL i thought ?
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its true they are a bit big for the HD ones, but i just set them away in a big que and watched them later (reminds me i must try that timeshok thing)
as the cars drive around the track they actually create gouges and channels in the surface, the actual track is changing every lap with new "faster" lines emerging where the mud has been scrubbed away and such, it looks quite interesting, you can watch the cars driving about while half the GFX are in wireframe.
strange thing to put up on XBL i thought ?
as the cars drive around the track they actually create gouges and channels in the surface, the actual track is changing every lap with new "faster" lines emerging where the mud has been scrubbed away and such, it looks quite interesting, you can watch the cars driving about while half the GFX are in wireframe.
strange thing to put up on XBL i thought ?
Be interested to see how this plays, maybe rent first, but it does look fantastic in the alps
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