PSLS: "I’ve spent hundreds of hours over the years playing racing games like Gran Turismo. What I’ve always loved about simulation titles was the meaningful learning curve. It’s incredibly rewarding to start Forza Motorsport with a bunch of driving assists on, and then to eventually turn them off one by one as I improve as a driver and learn the tracks. Eventually, if I stick with it, I’m able to turn all of the assists off and still find success on the track."
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Assetto Corsa is a popular racing simulation game known for its realistic driving experience. It offers a wide range of meticulously detailed cars and
The Assetto Corsa series has sold over 28 million copies globally and made €104 million in revenue, with a sequel releasing in spring 2024.
Same. Good sales. But if they are smart, they'll release a VR update on console for PS VR 2. Get more sales. More money.
Jesus really? Damn I didn't know Assetto Corsa was that popular. Now that I look at the sales numbers and the sheer about of mods for the PC version I guess I can see it now.
Really impressive numbers.
There´re more racing simulators fans out there than most racing games studios acknowledges.
Wish AC1 was at least one X enhanced but it's only sold a lot because of its price
Ouch...
Still keeping my preorder. This game is NOT Forza, it is a true racing simulation. It should not be punished for that reason. In real life, if you try racing a car without practice, you will not do well. It takes time to master a car, and master a course. I welcome the challenge.