Zaptruder said:
You realise tyre deformation isn't the be all and end all to racing game simulation right?
It helps, but you can certainly still create an accurate sim without it, just as you can create an inaccurate game with it.
I think you don't understand what my point is, not surprising since it really doesn't get said on GAF due to the lack of a real sim community here. Tyre deformation is only one part of the tyre based physics package, tyre deformation is the latest addition to the tyre model in Forza 3 which has been continually improved with each iteration. Tyre based physics is considered to be the industry standard when it comes to physics modelling in simulations, both commercial grade and the top PC sims use it however that other game does not. As such, that other game is simply incapable of being able to recreate the same level of fidelity in regards to its physics that Forza is due to the limitations of the outmoded model that it uses.
If you are interested in reading about the physics in Forza and other top simulation models on PC there's a few articles out there,does not take much research to see which title uses the superior simulation model, therefore we can objectively say that Forza is the superior simulation on consoles.
Apex said:
I suggest that you read up on some background to physics models in racing simulations so that you can understand why Forza is the superior simulation. It will open your eyes so you can understand better why Forza is ahead of the other game in its simulation model.
The comparison you attempted is meaningless, for example if I did a similar comparison of rfactor to Forza or the other game I am sure you would believe that they were the superior simulation when it is not true.
In regards to questioning my credentials about the other game, it is the only reason why I bought a PS3, and I am one of the few who spent enough time with the title to unlock the Ferrari 2007, which I doubt you bothered doing. If it makes you feel better i'm an Xbot but nonetheless my argument still holds weight I hope that you will do research on both titles yourself.