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Article 2 - Complement

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If you havent seen Article 2, I recommend to do so before seeing this update:

 

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@dedgren: Its time to wait and see... However, I think it is going to be 5-10 years, not 4-5 years...

 

Article 2 - Complement

 

Hi all,

 

I expect that some of you enjoyed my latter article ^^. In this update (next one I go back to SC4), we are going to have a look at some scenario shots of two racing games:

 

1) DriveClub

2) Gran Turismo 6

 

You may ask me what kind of City Journal is, a weird one indeed. Well, I don’t have much idea where to put these content. “Make a topic” some would suggest. But I wonder if the topic would get lost in some other thousands ones. And these kind of stuff are not tutorials.

 

So lets get started…

 

1) DriveClub

 

DriveClub is all about driving cars on the road in some good-looking scenario. It is not simulation-intended. There are more environment shots than urban ones, and the only big city is the one that was shown on the last update. Here are some extra pictures of DC:

 

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All these DriveClub pictures were taken from:

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/driveclub-scenery.320510/

 

2) Gran Turismo 6

 

Gran Turismo 6 is a racing simulation game. It has some cities tracks, and more urban areas than DriveClub (also known as DC). However, Gran Turismo 6 is old generation on PS3, it has less graphic content than dc. Also, in GT6 the quality of the out-track pictures are variable. Here are some 10 shots from GT6:

 

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Heavy edited:

 

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All of these Gran Turismo 6 Pictures were taken from:

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/scenery.292306/

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please keep in mind that these cities and scenario are not my work. DriveClub© is a work by Evolution Studios (http://www.evos.net/), released in 2014. GranTurismo© is a trademark from Polyphony Digital (http://www.polyphony.co.jp/english/), and its 6th version was released in December 2013. 

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These setpieces, though, give us a goal as to where the dynamically created urban and rural viewscapes of games like Cities: Skylines can aim for.  IMHO, to be so bold as to use an example from my own CJ, a lot is already possible.

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