I remember driving the CTR and ITR in gran turismo 3 and loving it. What other games are there to drive an ITR?

 

Forza 3, naturally. GT5 has been announced for a November 2nd release date, and it's expected to trump anything FM3.

Though I have yet to play a game where FWD is not miserable to drive in comparison to a decent RWD car (a lot like real life, I suppose)

 

GT1 GT2 GT3 GT4, forza2 forza3

 

Forza 3

 

I have a sick 250hp Spoon ITR (96-spec?) in GT2 from years and years ago. I used to beat on my friends who used cars in the 300-400hp range. I don't think they rendered the Spoon calipers back then :/

 

was going to post the exact same thing lol

 

initial D

 

need for speed underground... non riced...

 

initial D for sure. its the best car in the game

 

so as a ps3 owner there's pretty much nothing out there at the moment

 

If it will play GT3. GT4 was horrible

 

Forza 3 for sure, but if you have a PS3 just wait for Gran Turismo 5 in November (which by a freaking miracle is now street dated).

 

GT5 it is. I'll tide myself over by playing "GT3" on game boy advance.

 

need for speed pro street has an 2001 itr

 

I actually re-purchased GT3 for the PS2 the other day so I could study the ring as there is a chance we might be vacationing over in Germany. None the less that **** didn't work, I could of swore PS3's were backwards compatible.

I'm actually over the thought of GT5, I don't know why they can't add any real US tracks outside of Daytona, Infineon or Laguna. I'm going to get a rig and start playing iRacing so I can at least get the feel for tracks that I haven't been to or ones that I want to continue to study after leaving. (they have tracks like vir, road atlanta, road america, watkins glen, barber, etc and also still has daytona, laguna & infineon)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS8JX...eature=related

 

certain models were i believe mainly the old 80gb systems

 

initial d arcade version 3 and 4. or initial d extreme stage for the PS3 with a logitech setup.

 

the ring is in gt5 prologue thats been out forever

 

It has? I definitely do not recall this. And by ring you are referring to the Nurburgring and not the "high speed ring" track, right?

 

Only models of PS3 that are backwards compatible with PS2 were the 20GB, 60GB, 80GB (4 USB model only). The 20GB and 60GB played nearly all of the PS2 right out of the box. The 4 USB 80GB required you to download software from the Playstation Store (at least it was free) and played most PS2 games through software emulation.

 

yea, nurinburgring is not in gt5 prologue, but ill tell you right now, no one ever knows the ring, except for people that grew up around there.

most fun ive had in a itr in a video game is the dc5 in prologue on eiger noord. i am just incredibly fast in that car, on that track.

 

actually if you have the 60gb or higher go to the playstation store and i think you go to add ons and you can download the software that lets you play ps2 on the ps3 only the 60gb and higher can do this.

edit- didnt see that mike already said that

 

same here, the dc5 in prologue is so awsome, im gonna buy a ps3 just for GT5 lol

 

I kept my PS2 just for the fact that I didn't like how the PS3 starting doing backwards compatibility.

Plus...there are just so many good PS2 games. It still deserves a spot of its own. Same goes for my Xbox. The 360 won't play everything, and some it does play it doesn't play exactly right.

 

Wow... I had no idea that driving simulators have evolved to become this realistic. I have played GT1 -GT4, adn although the visual effects are done fairly well, the audio effect kind of sucked. None of the cars really sounded like the real cars. At best, they were "close", but still too synthetic and electronic sounding.

Another thing I didn't like was the roboticness of the competitor cars. They aways traveled together in a pack, and always followed the race line with an occasional deviation here and there, but nothing too realistic.

In this video, the C6 really did sound like a c6 and the competitor cars didn't seem too robotic. Seems like a well done simulator