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After developing my passion for games that involve vehicles and cricuits (Sad I know) I thought I'd create a thread dedicated to racing games (I'm bored yes)
Today's Topic: PGR2 or TOCA 2
Discuss...
Today's Topic: PGR2 or TOCA 2
Discuss...
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I've never actually played TOCA 2
Is it worth buying?
Is it worth buying?
And in a further show of realism, you see all the thrown away tickets blowing around the city.
lcarus wrote:
> You get to drive in Edinburgh?
Yes but not park, then a guy runs out an tickets you on the fly. :S
> You get to drive in Edinburgh?
Yes but not park, then a guy runs out an tickets you on the fly. :S
lcarus wrote:
> You get to drive in Edinburgh?
In PGR2 you do.
> You get to drive in Edinburgh?
In PGR2 you do.
I've noticed something funny:
Change TOCA 2:
T - he
U - ltimate
R - acing
S - imulator
to TOCA 2:
T - he
U - ltimate
R - acing
D - river
Hehe. And add on the end of that a S - imulator
Mwah :)
Change TOCA 2:
T - he
U - ltimate
R - acing
S - imulator
to TOCA 2:
T - he
U - ltimate
R - acing
D - river
Hehe. And add on the end of that a S - imulator
Mwah :)
You get to drive in Edinburgh?
TOCA 2 was great, but more of a driving simulation, which isn't as fun as thrashing fast expensive cars round Edinburgh.
PGR2 for me.
PGR2 for me.
I haven't played either of them, did play PG1 and like it very much, too bad for the very little damage, just a few scratches here and there, license plate falling off and knocking the wing mirrors off. Right now im really into burnout 3 which is mighty fine. Im waiting on need for speed underground 2, midnight club 3 and juiced. I may get flatout once I see some actual gameplay.
Neither.
Single player wise I'd go for TOCA 2 but online I preferred PGR2.
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