You mispelled Japan

I'm laughing more than I should

So close...

I honestly don't like JRPG (or RPG), but I would play this! That's a brilliant idea!

Yes, it is. But you need to speak Japanese to play it!

This is so fucking cool. I wonder if he just used the classic GoPro mount with the 3M adhesive film...

LOL

Try the manga and it's gonna be the most fucked up (in a good way) experience of your life

Are you talking about the anime or the manga. Because the anime is not-so-good and ends pretty shitty. The manga is waaaaay longer, and it's ace!

Or even Zero-One, from the same mangaka (Hiroya Oku)

GANTZ anyone?

C'mon, we don't use tomatoes that much...oh wait...maybe we do...

That's pretty impressive, given the poor tool they've used

While I'm in the same situation as you, have owned all the GTs and all the Forzas, I think the total opposite, especially when you say that GT feels like a simulation and Forza as an arcade...
You're right when you say Horizon is a bit too NFS and FM5 is really poor in contents so far. But from my POV there is no GT…

Actually I think GT has been innovative...but lately, at least from my POV, FM has become way better under every aspect. Mind, I'm not talking about FM5, that is still a bit poor in contents...

I kinda care for both of them in a racing game, but most of all I care about the feeling of driving, and in FM is way better IMO

I suggest you to double check my previous post. If you read carefully, I said I do not own FM5. This implies I have both FM4 and GT6, and that's why I can compare them

I have to be honest, I do not own FM5, and you're not the first one to say that it is very poor in contents. But I would say that FM4 is still better than GT6, even if, GT6 is more updated regarding recent vehicles and stuff like that.

Question is...GT still a thing after FM?

What about SEGA then...?