Best Driving Game For PS3?
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There isn't one, for about £130 you can get a 360 and a copy of Forza 2.
Not an MS Fanboy, have both machines, there just isnt a decent racer on the PS3 yet, Grid is ok, the Burnout series is ok, Colin McRae Dirt is ok, Motorstorm is ok, F1 is ok, but there is nothing with the depth of Forza 2, sad state of affairs this far in.
Not an MS Fanboy, have both machines, there just isnt a decent racer on the PS3 yet, Grid is ok, the Burnout series is ok, Colin McRae Dirt is ok, Motorstorm is ok, F1 is ok, but there is nothing with the depth of Forza 2, sad state of affairs this far in.
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Not found a PS3 driving game that has impressed me yet. F1 is reasonably enjoyable, (as is Grid and burnout), but I don't think these are quite what the OP was asking for.
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Trouble is that people are thinlking that Grid was a "sim". It was in reality nothing more than an arcade game, and if you treat it as such, I thought it was quite good
I enjoyed Motorstorm PR, Prologue and NFS undercover.The thing with undercover is you can't catch crims like in NFS Hot Pursuit because that is not part the storyline in the game.The idea of Hot Pursuit is a bunch of different roads/tracks with changeable weather, 4 classes of cars s a b & c and you could drive the cop cars too.You didn't adere to a storyline and the storyline is slow in undercover.I thought the replacement NFS after HP was more of an upgrade, so why not do that same idea for the PS3 ?. So far i have enjoyed Motorstorm PR the most.Sorry a little off topic there carry on.
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NFS HP on PC is my favourite of all time, I had two PC's with wheels and would have mates round for games. Nothing has come close since but I'm hoping Burnout Cops and Robbers pack will be on the right track.
I'm assuming the ps3/360 play the same, i enjoyed the Grid, as Iain says treat it as an arcade racer, and based on the facts that you could pick it up for £25-£30 on release it was fun.
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BP on the other hand - is a great game on both consoles, I think the PS3 has the slight graphical edge, but you're going to fast to notice it most of the time, and the 360 version was by no means "a bad looker". BP was my fave game of 2008, adding Trophies to the PS3 was enough to make me want to play it again though.
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Hmmm, must give BP another go. Played it for a couple of days, got bored with it and haven't tried it again since. They have made a lot of impovements / changes since then though, so it might be worth giving it another go...


