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TL;DR take it to the track, where the road surface is well maintained.
I remember playing the original Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 back in the day after I rented it from Blockbuster. That game was an incredible experience. Thank you to Vince Zampella and everyone else who worked on that game for those memories. Rest in peace
However, I really stopped playing big titles since then. Are there any good “woah” games that took it another step further?
I was like whoa, he was on BOTH the tentpole military-simulator-aspirant FPS franchises? That's like George Lucas being called over to work on Star Trek. The world lost a titan. No pun intended.
I remember playing the original Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 back in the day after I rented it from Blockbuster. That game was an incredible experience. Thank you to Vince Zampella and everyone else who worked on that game for those memories. Rest in peace
I remember seeing a Best Buy ad for it touting the “cinematic experience” of playing MW2 - and it truly felt like it, a real revolution in gaming. However, I really stopped playing big titles since then. Are there any good “woah” games that took it another step further?
I remember playing the original Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 back in the day after I rented it from Blockbuster. That game was an incredible experience. Thank you to Vince Zampella and everyone else who worked on that game for those memories. Rest in peace
I remember seeing a Best Buy ad for it touting the “cinematic experience” of playing MW2 - and it truly felt like it, a real revolution in gaming. However, I really stopped playing big titles since then. Are there any good “woah” games that took it another step further?
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (the original, I haven't played the sequel) was crazy good. Gameplay-wise it's fine, but story wise it is one of the most emotionally intense games I have ever played. I recommend going into it spoiler-free. Look it up and see if it's something you're interested in, and if you want to play it, stop reading and play it.
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Not sure why you are being downvoted. Dude crashed his Ferrari.
Realistic racing sim games have taught me not to want a supercar for daily drives. Way too easy to f up. Just one such example (1983): https://www.nytimes.com/1983/06/10/business/corporate-triump... https://archive.ph/gbrZv > CORPORATE TRIUMPH, THEN DEATH IN A FERRARI > The young president of a successful new computer company died Wednesday afternoon in a car crash in California's Silicon Valley, hours after his comp…
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Realistic racing sim games have taught me not to want a supercar for daily drives. Way too easy to f up. Just one such example (1983): https://www.nytimes.com/1983/06/10/business/corporate-triump... https://archive.ph/gbrZv > CORPORATE TRIUMPH, THEN DEATH IN A FERRARI > The young president of a successful new computer company died Wednesday afternoon in a car crash in California's Silicon Valley, hours after his comp…
supercars from 1983 are very different than modern cars. they have traction control now and are much tamer.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/37353/driver-turns-off-tractio...