InsideSimRacing has posted this video interview with Paul Coleman, the Producer of DiRT 3. They talk about the subtle differences between DiRT 2 and DiRT 3, as well as the obvious changes, like the addition of Gymkhana.
DiRT 3 Developer Interview with Exclusive Coverage
Collapse
Recommended Videos
Collapse
X
-
DiRT 3 Developer Interview with Exclusive Coverage
<iframe title="YouTube video player" width="560" height="345" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/im_ZKp1Vuy0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
InsideSimRacing has posted this video interview with Paul Coleman, the Producer of DiRT 3. They talk about the subtle differences between DiRT 2 and DiRT 3, as well as the obvious changes, like the addition of Gymkhana.Tags: None -
Re: DiRT 3 Developer Interview with Exclusive Coverage
Sweet cant wait!! -
Re: DiRT 3 Developer Interview with Exclusive Coverage
Physics "stepped back" to ease the learning curve. An odd choice considering how much they are going on about making the game more about rally racing ... a driving style not popular with lamestream gamers.
4 enviros - 8 routes each = 32 total rally races
More rally than DiRT2...but don't think 'most' rally of any CMR game. Sounds a bit underwhelming when compared to the number of environments in the later CMR games. I think he mentioned 100+ tracks in the game so still leaves a big chunk that isn't rally.
Finland, Norway, Michigan and Kenya
Most of the bases are cover - gravel, snow, dirt and safari. I am sure they will throw some asphalt stages in here and there but missing is a pure asphalt rally like Japan or France.
No dynamic weather / day cycle - based on each track
"A stage could have three different weather conditions associated with it. However, that stage will only ever hold that one condition because our stages are shorter, and we want to give a feeling of progressing through a rally event." [from Eurogamer]Last edited by lnin0; 02-13-2011, 02:37 PM.Comment
-
Re: DiRT 3 Developer Interview with Exclusive Coverage
Hey, I couldn't watch the video, but I was wondering if I could get some specificity. When you say 4 enviros and 8 routes each, does that mean 8 different locations? Or does that mean like, a Michigan track has 8 different types of routes, while all taking place in the same general Michigan spot?Physics "stepped back" to ease the learning curve. An odd choice considering how much they are going on about making the game more about rally racing ... a driving style not popular with lamestream gamers.
4 enviros - 8 routes each = 32 total rally races
More rally than DiRT2...but don't think 'most' rally of any CMR game. Sounds a bit underwhelming when compared to the number of environments in the later CMR games. I think he mentioned 100+ tracks in the game so still leaves a big chunk that isn't rally.
Finland, Norway, Michigan and Kenya
Most of the bases are cover - gravel, snow, dirt and safari. I am sure they will throw some asphalt stages in here and there but missing is a pure asphalt rally like Japan or France.
No dynamic weather / day cycle - based on each track
"A stage could have three different weather conditions associated with it. However, that stage will only ever hold that one condition because our stages are shorter, and we want to give a feeling of progressing through a rally event." [from Eurogamer]Comment

Comment