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Loved the Toca series! Release date?
It's ingame... I'm Pretty sure, Screen 1 to 5 are taken from Replays. Screen 3 is ingame, because you cam see the hud.
Screen 3 is ingame, because you cam see the hud.
Right, with 16x FSAA ;)
Right, with 16x FSAA ;)
Very nice it looks too :)
looks nice, a lot grittier and "realistic" then the uber shinyness of GT or PGR.
btw: The pics look like they were taken just 100-200m apart from eachother in the same street you can see on the 3rd pic (on the hud).
Could still be in game, think it's fair to say the pictures have been touched up, but looks in game to me.
Very nice it looks too :)
edit: there are traces of jaggies and you can clearly see its game engine, most likely the usual trick of 5xxxX4xxx screenshot and then scale it down to 1280x720
EDIT: Surely its not possible for a game to look this good, I am truely astonished by what i'm seeing, i mean even with 2xAA, it would still be amazing.
My guess on re-rendered screenshot, would only be the last shot. It just doesn't look right.
The detail I love... the lighting model... not so much.
It has a DiRT-engine feel about it, which was visually stunning - so I'm expecting it to look close.
The only worry is that DB9R seems to be sliding very arcade-like. I hope it's just over steer, and the game doesn't have the same 'floaty' handling DiRT did.
You do realize that you can't add AA after an image has been captured, right? There is no way this is ingame (as in captured while the game was running).
I cannot wait to see ingame and play this thing.