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1. #GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 1080P#
2. #GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 LICENSE#
3. #GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 PS3#

And there’s so much more to do in GT6 with its weather races, endurance tests, mini challenges, coffee breaks and more. But, for me, I want to work through it all. If you’re a casual racing fan, you may not enjoy the two laps at 75 MPH in a budget hatchback that you have to get through early on in GT6. You can just stay in one car if you’d like. On the other hand, Forza 5 lets you hop into whatever you’d like and tackle any race that interests you. GT6 keeps that spirit, so know that its career mode will take you a long while to work through. There’s also the joy of experiencing so many different types of cars along the way.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 LICENSE#

While I’ve never loved the license tests, I do enjoy the slow burn of the GT career modes, and I always appreciate having to earn my way into the best cars. Gran Turismo 6 sticks to its guns, once again putting players of its career mode through a progression that has them working up from a little turd of a car to the fastest cars in the world. To be clear, Forza 5′s driving feels great. Forza 5 feels more dynamic, and there’s certainly more visual feedback for what’s going on in its simulations, but all the calculations in the world won’t matter if they don’t feel good. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that there’s much more going on under the hood of Forza 5 - It certainly feels like there’s a lot more going on. Handling feels better than ever now, and that’s why I enjoy playing GT6 just slightly more than Forza 5. GT6 has new physics that dig down deeper into its already great feel. In my mind, the Gran Turismo franchise has always won out on driving physics. The same difference in processing power between the two systems should point to Forza 5 coming out on top when it comes to control, right? Polygon counts are much higher, and everything from car damage to shadows looks much more detailed.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 1080P#

There’s so much more headroom with the Xbox One that Forza 5 gets 1080p 60fps visuals with some of the best lighting and detail work I’ve ever seen in a videogame. The cars look great, as do many of the tracks, but you don’t have to look hard to find rough edges. But you can’t help but think that they ran out of power when you look at GT6‘s static scenery, pop up book trees, and jaggy edges.

#GRAN TURISMO 7 VS FORZA HORIZON 5 PS3#

It seems like there’s just enough power under the hood of the PS3 to make for a fine racing videogame. The graphical leap between current-generation and next-generation visuals is huge. They’re all so impeccably crafted that I think tracks feel better on Polyphony Digital’s side. Add in the variable weather and environmental changes and there’s more than enough variety to keep things fresh for hours on end. GT6‘s tracks may not have the photorealism and high detail of Forza 5′s tracks, but the number of tracks makes up for this many times over. The lack of variety is bothersome, but the lack of fan-favorite tracks really stinks. Again, the 14 tracks that are included are great, but you see them so often in career mode that you start to tire of them. The tracks are both beautiful and ridiculously detailed, but I would have rather had less shine on these tracks if I could trade that for more places to race. My biggest complaint with Forza 5 is that there are not enough tracks to keep me entertained. The fun of experiencing so many different types of vehicle types is what really keeps me coming back to GT6‘s career mode - Forza 5 doesn’t have that for me.Īt the end of the day, we play these games because we like cars. And there are some strange offerings to keep things fun, like the moon rover.

It’s so nice to be able to flip through all of the offerings and drool over virtual vehicles - it’s like a game in itself. Still, GT6 has the number advantage, so it wins for me.

And Forza has all the cars you’d like to drive (or own), with none of the duds or duplicates. But, right now, Polyphony Digital’s work can’t touch Turn 10’s. Given the next-gen advantage, I’m sure GT6‘s cars would look just as nice.

Cut the ones you’d never drive and the variations and the number would go down quite a bit.įorza 5′s cars look incredible. And Gran Turismo games offer several variations on one model. I mean, a Daihatsu hatch isn’t something you’d brag about.

Yes, GT6 has 1,200 cars, but I’m willing to bet that most gamers won’t touch many of the cars in the bottom ranks. People were loud and mad at Forza 5‘s 200 or so available cars. I picked cars as the first entry for this comparison so I can rant a bit. Both games are great.īut I’ve dared to compare the two as a long-time fan of both franchises. If you ask me, I think you should buy both if you can. There’s a racing simulation showdown taking place on gaming consoles this holiday season between PS3 racer Gran Turismo 6 and Xbox One launch title Forza Motorsport 5.