The Sport of PGR 3At A Glance
Project Gotham Racing® 3 aims to revolutionize this "real sports" angle and set the standard for next-generation racing games by creating a new organized sport with real heroes, villains, and abundant opportunities for global fame and recognition. The goal is to make every race, every competition, and every tournament a real sport with real champions. Crack the top 100 players on Project Gotham Racing 3 and you earn a spot on the World Leaderboard. Your name and a video clip your performance are broadcast around the globe via GothamTV, the channel that makes players into heroes.
Race through incredibly realistic cityscapes. Imagine the satisfaction of realizing you're skilled enough for folks around the world to jack into your races using GothamTV to check out your moves, look for tips to improve their own game, or simply enjoy the show you put on. PGR™ 3 uses a variety of different elements to shape this idea into reality. Let me explain ... Immersion Special audio lets you feel each moment of crowd interaction as onlookers cheer for you and your competitors. This isn't just a group of stick people gathered around a light post, it's a writhing mass of fans who are wholly engrossed in the proceedings. Literally thousands of individual spectators have been modeled for the game, and crowd reactions change depending on which city you drive in. Unique trackside commentators also call out the action at each different location. Feel the Crunch
A.I. opponents will keep you guessing. You may even hear the sound of your exhaust pipe dragging on the tarmac when your car takes a hard hit. PGR 3 audio has also been thoroughly customized to reflect the makeup of your car. You can easily identify a bumper's crunch into carbon-fiber material, metal, plastic, or glass. Human-Like A.I. Online Tournaments and Competition
Head online for global competition. Project Gotham Racing 3 is set to deliver on its promise to create a real sport with real champions, and will help define the nature of competition in the next generation of gaming. By Alex McLain |