I'm so excited that a video game company has finally added a tC in one of their games. Here's a link to the photo http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/driving/...d=m-1-30615972. It's somewhere in the middle.[/img]

 

The tC has been in a game for a while now: Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition Remix

 

Yeah.... but I'm likin' this tC much more.... obsidion widebody on it... looks clean...

 

when does that game come out?

 

They messed up on the lack of a glass roof on this tC but otherwise I'm diggin' it!

 

doesnt look all that bad IMO

 

not bad at all. just curious how it'll be compared to nfs.

 

I've heard from reliable sources that the tC will be in Forza Motorsports 2, which comes out at the end of November (Xbox360)...

 

This game will be for next gen platforms what GT1 was for the PS1, that is until GTHD comes out on the PS3

 

Ooh. I gotta rent that game!! Is available @ the beginning of the game?

 

I've had this game for a few days now and have played it alot...and i can say that it outdoes NFSU 1 and 2 in so many ways...the cars handle more realistically and not arcade like as in the NFS games. The only thing that sucks is that you can't tune your ECU or turbo settings as in the NFS games...but the real products and the handling...NICE!!!

 

is that just a bad screen or do the cars really look that bad?

 

is this out on 360, might rent it this weekend

 

ya but we cant drift

 

The GTHD for the P$3 is gonna cost like $1000 just for you to get all the cars and tracks so FM2>GTHD.

 

I posted that pic in the "tC finally in a video game..." thread last friday.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...353&highlight=

also check out:

http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/821/8...g_3925079.html

 

no, the graphics really are that terrible, right along with the controls, the physics, and the driving.

That game has been in development by Namco Bandai since the first F&F movie (2001) for the PS2 originally slated as competition for the first Need for Speed Underground. It has since been cancelled, rebought by a second developer, developed for a few more years and quietly released as a sit-in driving arcade game across the country. Raw Thrills was the developer that worked alongside the original game for the arcade version of it.

I played said game at the movie theater, and it's garbage, in it's purest form. Maybe the shoddy lighting, un-responsive controls, low on-screen polygon count, and lack of play modes would have been acceptable back when the first NFS came out, but not today, and it should've gone quietly. The arcade game had all it's referrences to the movies stripped out, and is purely an arcade racing game, I would say comparable to "Cruis'N Exotica" which was released in 1999 in terms of graphics, story (or lack there-of) and gameplay.

They've since marketed it to when the second movie came out, being "based on 2Fast 2Furious" and since scrapped that idea and marketed it towards the 3rd movie by throwing in a ridiculous "drift" mode which is practically a push-button drift.

 

It's a "push button drift"...you're playing a video game dude

It's an a really fun game. The tC is actually one of the first cars you can purcahse when you buy your initial car. I haven't messed around with the tC any, I'm rockin my drift Silvia and grip Vette.

People are complaining about the graphics....I'm playing it on PS2 and it looks fine to me..no complaint there

The only grips I have are the really long load times and I dont like how the EVO drives but other than that I would reccomend this game.

 

[quote="Otocan"]Im pretty sure this is a totally diff game. I played the arcade and yes, its just Cruis'N Exotica with diff cars. This actually looks decent.

 

tc in a game...finally!