Sentences with phrase «into racing sims»

Well worth a go if you're into your racing sims.

However, and this is where my issue is, you could struggle to get into the game if you're not into racing sims.

Not exact matches

The whole thing has been modelled and rendered into these glorious images by Race Sim Studio.

We all love sim racing here at WTF1, so it only seemed logical that we get into the esports game.

Sim - racer Bono Huis bagged $ 25,000 for pole position and pretty much raced off into the distance, looking unstoppable out in front ahead of Formula E driver Felix Rosenqvist, who was the only pro-driver to be able to challenge the sim - raceSim - racer Bono Huis bagged $ 25,000 for pole position and pretty much raced off into the distance, looking unstoppable out in front ahead of Formula E driver Felix Rosenqvist, who was the only pro-driver to be able to challenge the sim - racesim - racers.

As sim racing trickles more into the mainstream, one aspect that escapes a lot of players is the idea of race day tuning.

It's possibly the most realistic racing sim around, with an almost inordinate amount of detail that's gone into every car, track and the weather and how everything is interconnected.

Tudor didn't go into detail as to what the hurdles were, but it \'s nice to see that the Wii U version is still being worked on, and has a dynamic weather and time of day system which seems to be a big draw to this upcoming racing sim.

but i think 35 is just a cluster fuk, an everyone will keep bumping into each other, an not racing clean, like real life, an since its a sim racer, it defeats the purpose, i would have preferred if the car count was lesser, an it ran 60 fps!

We kick into a high octane race around a dirt track so you can take a look at the racing sim action on offer from Gran Turismo Sport before it...

Games publisher EA had until recently had an exclusivity deal with the brand which had meant Porsche hadn't made its way into proper racing sims for a while.

Just as I began to fire up the remaster of said beloved game I received a tap at my window from the guys at Codemasters with a game I simply couldn't refuse, a totally over the top and explosive racing sim guaranteed to inject some va - va - vroom into the genre I couldn't give a shift about... strap yourselves in!

er... Project CARS = Community Assisted Racing Sim, so why put it into the non-sim list?

This was my introduction into MotoGP 14, the MotoGP racing sim from Milestone on the PS Vita.

I hope that aspect gets into other sim - racing games in the future.

Confronted with an almost unprecedented banquet of racing sims, it's suitably ironic that I would end up investing most of my racing time into this delightful little sports management game from last year.

I'm all for buggy, trophy truck, and raid, but I love the more difficult dirt rally because I'm more into the sim racing then the boring easy arcade racers.

Unlike recent DiRT games which diversified into multiple off - road racing disciplines with an unapologetically American tone, DiRT Rally is a pure rally sim, focusing on challenging point - to - point stages and cars that are demanding to drive.

I didn't get into real sim racing until I joined the team here at iRacing back in 2007 before we launched the service.

Vehicle sims come in all shapes and sizes, but the genre can be divided into two prominent sub-genres: racing simulations and combat simulations.

You see, PCARS2 is aimed squarely at racing nerds, reaching deep into its expanded tree of petrol - forged disciplines to create a dedicated but surprisingly accessible game that borders on sim, but all the while injecting fun into your synapses.

Fanatec is committed to working with motivated partners who are willing to help us put the best sim racing products into the hands of racing enthusiasts everywhere.

I lamented that the chair was obviously designed for racing games and Justin and I got into a great discussion about their Playseat Air Force seat for flight sims.

It's possibly the most realistic racing sim around, with an almost inordinate amount of detail that's gone into every car, track and the weather and how everything is interconnected.

Bandai Namco and Slightly Mad Studios have made another venture into the world of sim - racing with Project CARS.

This must be Phil Spencer forcing his games as a service agenda, rather than pushing the best racing sim developers into making a rich, deep single player experience.