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"gaming physics and realism"

How many of you like a good two hours on a tigerwoods golf sim, or a 24hr race on le mans, or a thrash around on gran prix 4? not many as these are games for people who are dedicatted to the sport, not the majority. These games are the type of games that have the best graphics of any game in the world, they can also be the most technicly advanced.

Only because the physics of sports games are the easiest as they're real. When was the last time you came across a zomebie, some pink cyclops or a real-life Max Payne? These games require imagination, unlike the 'sims' that are basically a mimic of real-life situations.

Erm. Mind explaining the purpose of the post? I thought something interesting would have shown up in here.

How many of you like a good two hours on a tigerwoods golf sim, or a 24hr race on le mans, or a thrash around on gran prix 4? not many as these are games for people who are dedicatted to the sport, not the majority. These games are the type of games that have the best graphics of any game in the world, they can also be the most technicly advanced.