This game looks pretty stunning. I've played BF3, 4 and Hardline so I'll probably have to try this one out.

I think these changes are good. The respawn timers at low levels were really short so dying had very little consequence.

@nl_skipper: Yeah I suppose you have a point.

@virtuasega: it was certainly not locked 60 fps and it rarely hit anywhere near that in rainy conditions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REfb7qbUhC8

@mjc0961: And sitting in front of a computer screen with a controller in your hands is? Don't knock it until you try it.

@mjc0961: I remember the lack of car interiors in GT5 was a big deal back then.

@mjc0961: Sure it can. You just have to make graphical cutbacks just like they did with 3D titles, hit 60 fps and the Playstation VR will create 120 fps through interpolation. The hardware doesn't matter, it never does.

@HuSSaR83: How exactly do you think Gamespot manages to pay their staff every single month and keep up with bandwidth costs so plebs like you can watch their videos for free in HD?

@kvahuja It's a logical fallacy to say someone didn't play the game just because you don't agree with their score.

I played the beta and didn't like the driving mechanics at all which seem to have been borrowed from Watch Dogs. You can hit the edges of cars and the game pushes your vehicle out of the way like it's attached to a rubber band, resulting in a no collision. This is as casual of a racing game as it gets.

@Saxondale @pongley @Erroneous_Snake It's realism vs high fantasy. There is nothing superior about Mass Effect's character models from a technical standpoint. They have fewer polygons, lower res textures and are displayed in static lighting which makes it almost impossible to mess them up. ME has a total of 3 color palettes.