JAGUAR1977: You’ve been able to turn off the music since GT1.

Cool. Apart from that small annoyance, the vids look amazing.

F1Racer: Hmmm, over 1000 cars they say, and all those potentially brutal and meaty car sounds to listen to as any racing enthusiast would love to do.
So I wonder if music during replays is compulsory as I have seen in other titles before (although on the PC you have been able to rename the music folder to stop it).
I hope they have made it so you can turn that off. Its annoying and quite pointless. This isnt Karaoke Racing.

In the final game PD say you can end your race with one collission, so I assume all of the above is in hand.

1) Internal sounds may not be that great as outside sounds or accurate for all cars (i.e. The Gallardo’s V10)

2) Bad AI which caused a pit-manoeuvre when player’s car was on their racing line in one of the previews. Suggests they have no awareness of other players or have the old ‘sticking to racing line like glue’ physics from past GT titles, even if pushed from the side. Which brings me on to…

3) Collision physics are the same as past GT titles, tough as bricks.
When the player hits a solid wall or AI car at speed there is not the slightest degree of transfer of kinetic forces. Most evident when the rear of the vehicle stays firmly planted on the ground during a head on collision.

There is this law called the conservation of energy that Polyphony don’t seem to believe in. That, or are they doing this on purpose to keep car manufactures happy.