DriveClub (PS4)

[LingeringRegime]

Since this game will be available for "free" via digital download at launch (provided you are a PS+ subscriber), I decided to start this.

Hopefully we can get some clubs going.

Here is a gameplay demo of the game.

http://www.gamespot.com/e3/driveclub...-2013-6409973/

OS FREE AGENT DRIVECLUB RACERS
6 Racers Max Per Team

cfiore99
DiscoJoseph
fadess
Psychotic-Coffee
Acts0412
armistead
hoos4974
trex187
Volkoff15
tombaonline
BumpNasties
Gtyson2010

OS Simheads
LingeringRegime
PappyKnuckles
ckarlic
LobsterKillah
Glenn33
Caniac

*Since the PS Plus version has been delayed and there has been server issues; I just decided to list everyone as a free agent. Once your team of six is established just post it in this thread and I can remove you from the Free Agent List. Thanks.

[LingeringRegime]

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/...s-in-driveclub

I didn't realize these are the Motorstorm developers. This game is going to be a joy to play.

Quote:

“In MotorStorm we always tried to get the sense of feel and location and we’re doing the same thing now. It’s just that we’re trying to treat it more cinematically. It’s like if you go out for a film, you shoot what’s really there and then you grade it and treat it and polarize it and do all those sort of coherent ritual grading and feeling to everything afterwards, and we’re trying to approach it more in that way.” “You see that sunset?” Perkins asked. “Because of the way the clouds are formed, you’re the only one who will ever see that sunset. You’ll probably be the last one to see that. It gives us a bigger hill to climb if we have to try to make that thing work all the time every time, but it gives a sense of reward and depth every time you play. It’s a cinemagraphic feeling to things. It’s like we capture things as they are in real life, and then make it look and feel how we want it to.” For terrible racers such as myself, your car will acquire damage as you collide with every solid surface you can find, and all of those changes are reflected on the body of the car itself if you switch to DriveClub’s third-person external view. Yes, DriveClub does allow you to opt out of its first-person perspective, though according to Perkins, first person was chosen as the default to give players more of a connection, as well as more of a sense of the car’s speed and location, by showing them what they’d see if they were actually driving. Evolution has mimicked the entire dashboard and interiors of the dozens of cars included in DriveClub, and Perkins explained that the studio worked with manufacturers to ensure that all cars were exactly as they should be. “All the lights, everything works as it does in the car. All the manufacturers were like ‘if you’re going to put that level of detail in, it’s got to work as it does in real life,’” he told us. “We actually get the cab data they built. Everything from the manufacturer comes from their 3D cabinet. We’d take that and then convert it and put it into the cars. So we are exactly as accurate as the manufacturer.” Sony announced this week that DriveClub will launch alongside PlayStation 4, so expect many more details to come before the console is released this holiday season. For more on DriveClub, see our DriveClub wiki.

[LingeringRegime]

Alright guys, if anyone wants to join the OS Drive Clubbers add your name in this thread. Let's dominate from day 1.

[LingeringRegime]

[LingeringRegime]

Add your name here guys if you are looking for a club.

[KingTocco]

Quote: Originally Posted by LingeringRegime

Add your name here guys if you are looking for a club.

PSN: KingTocco would love to roll with you guys.

I'm pretty good at racing games and I've been playing them for at least 15 years.

[Pappy Knuckles]

Throw my name down. I'm ready to ride.

[Sausage]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pappy Knuckles

Throw my name down. I'm ready to ride.

We're already on each others friend lists, so I'm down.

This is Disco.