Forza Horizon 2 vs. DriveClub: the Shacknews comparison
Shacknews' Joe Tirado takes a look at both Forza Horizon 2 and DriveClub for a head-to-head comparison.
Both Microsoft and Sony have released major racing games a week apart from each other with Forza Horizon 2 and DriveClub, respectively. With each game promising to take racing games into the next generation, Shacknews decided to take a look at each game and compare them in different areas.
Watch as our own Joe Tirado examines gameplay, visuals, customization, and more for both Forza Horizon 2 and DriveClub. His full breakdown can be seen in the video below.
If you're looking for more comparison points, you can check out our Forza Horizon 2 review and our DriveClub review, both written by Daniel Perez.
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Simply FH2 > DC in every way, I was looking forward to DC big time and was a fan but if you have a XB1 and a PS4 then don't even bother with DC its that simple.
FH2 is a new bar as to what a racer should be like in this day and age I do believe others will have to follow or be left behind and off the podium.
I really wonder what GT will be like on the PS4, I really think they should follow the lead with FH2(open world and how it is set up) and follow suit it really is the progression the genera needs.
We shall see hey, personally I will find it very hard to play lap based courses racers now after playing FH2 I am spoiled now :(
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I REALLY miss racers with few but very distinct looking fantasy tracks, like old Need for speeds (3!), or, hell, even Mario Kart. Open world races are so fucking boring to me. Yeah there are a ton of different races but to me it's no different than the randomized races in old Amiga games (Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge anyone?)
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Video has good value per minute for a person who hasn't read reviews yet and is trying to find out how these two games compare. I guess that was the goal of it.
On the other hand, for a person like me, who has read the reviews etc, it could have used a little more depth, and maybe some some detailed, personal takes on what's good and what's not.
I love the basic concept of a short "here's what the game offers in 60 seconds".-
I do agree I really like how the videos look and some of the information and presentation is spot on.
But even though they're short I wouldn't mind just a few more deeper opinions. I said the same thing about the Forza 2 starter video.
But yeah I know opinions can be dangerous on here and cause backlash :).
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