« 
 »
Assetto Corsa – First Lotus 98T Previews

Posted on July 24th, 2012 in Assetto Corsa 8 Comments

Assetto Corsa – First Lotus 98T Previews

Kunos Simulazioni has released new previews of their Assetto Corsa simulation, giving us a first look at the Lotus 98T F1 car.

The previews show the car’s suspension detail, the 98T is best known for being driven by Ayrton Senna during the 1986 Formula One World Championship season.

Assetto Corsa will be powered by a brand new DirectX 11 graphics engine and will come with advanced features such as blur & DOF. The title will offer extensive modding support as well as ten laser-scanned tracks and fully licensed cars as well as AI – A first for a Kunos title.

GTOmegaRacing.com

Related Articles

    No related posts.

  • Alejandro Gorgal

    Crazy detail, I love how developers are steeping up their game with this kind of quality work :D

  • http://racingrenders.com/ F1Racer

     Yeah after seeing this and the BMW Z4 from pCARS, I was just going to say the same thing.  Polygon paradise :)

  • Big Ron

     Polygon paradise is a nice alliteration :)

  • Koen Calleyl

    this includes more polygons than a whole carmodel of only about 5 years ago :O – haha, maybe now everyone will understand why modding is startint to take so much longer :)

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/CATRHDT64G7T62DTHESUAHVBYQ Ioannis

    It whould be nice if we could inspect those details under the hood, like a virtual garage that you can dissaseble the car. otherwise what’s the point of this detail of you can never see it.

  • saiez zsd
  • http://www.facebook.com/jcruze88 Justin ForzaBarça Cruze

    One of the cool things in NKP was the doom mode (or whatever it was called) where you could get out of the car in the pits and walk around……could even walk the whole track if you wanted to (slightly too hardcore for me!).
    Anyway, I hope they expand on that concept. Perhaps under the skin inspection could be something thats linked to it.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/TRGHYRCAMQ3XV4UUFU6DVOYC3Q Gerald

    Polygons should be like pixels… invisible but visible.

    Looks great!

Back to top