First Video Footage from InsideSimRacing

[Flo]

InsideSimRacing's latest video has more than 2mins of footage of Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends and have also said that they will have more footage in the near future, so be sure to watch for that. :) From the footage you can see that the details inside the cars are damn good and also from the little sound you can hear it's much better than what TDU2 and TDU has ever given us. :D

 

Footage starts at 4m 47s or

 

credit to the muppet who found this. :cheeky:

[Eudemon]

Sweet!!! Great find mater. +rep +cactus!!

 

Gotta say the visuals are really nice from the off-screen that you can see and the details and the sounds look promising. Watching the way the cars were moving didn't look too easy so could indeed be one to watch.

[Flo]

I also wonder who magicaly spelled checked my post, made it into a new thread and added things I never did :cheeky: :)

[T1M]

Looks pretty nice, but if it has Shift 2 physics then, erm, nope. Shift 2s physics are god awful.

[Ryzza5]

So then get the PC version and use the Shift 2 physics mod :D

 

 

I would've found that video first if I wasn't asleep :cheeky:

[Eudemon]

They mainly referenced Shift due to it being SMS. If you notice the blur is gone which is definitely a good thing! Makes me think that SMS is actually doing things or saying 'this' would be better than being all about the "uber cxool xperiieeence!!" that Atari would maybe push for. :lol:

[Ryzza5]

I haven't watched it yet ;)

 

I'll have to check my schedule before watching a 44 minute Youtube video :p

[Eudemon]

I found out how to get the timecode in the embed so you can just click it, and the footage is only about 3mins. I'm really liking the clips with the 360 Challenge Stradale. Maybe this week we'll get some more news.

[Ryzza5]

Yeah had a quick squiz. The old car footage looked really arcade and awful, but then the modern cars looked like they handled a lot better.

 

It must be said there appears to be a fair bit of track sharing between Shift 2, pCARS, and TDRFL.