Style doesn't always equate to speed I'm afraid. especially on demanding courses like Bathurst. SMS has set the car's suspension up so it can be dropped right into the weeds.īut this may not necessarily result in the best handling car possible.Īs you work on the car setups, you'll be needing to think about how the ride height affects the handling of the car…. His involvement with the project means that this R32 is an absolutely true recreation of the the real deal.īryn also designed the car's bodywork upgrade stages himself.

It's interesting to note here that the actual in-game 3D model of the car was built by Bryn Alban from Slightly Mad Studios. Some of you in the UK scene might know Bryn from his Banana yellow R324 Bee-R drift machine. I'm very happy to show you this brand new car model to the Shift franchise: the Nissan Skyline GT-R R32.

This is going to take a two part blog post as there's quite a lot of ground to cover.Īnd this being March 2nd, I want to narrow today's piece down to just one car. So please keep the comments coming!īTW we've taken note of your questions, and next week you can expect a more detailed post to shed some light on the technical aspects of the game.įor now though, I'm going to showcase all the Nissans that ship with the game. As I've said before, many of the feature details in SHIFT2 would not exist without this dialogue. In some ways this is a similar process to what happened around the release of Shift1, and the game that we are about to unveil is a direct result of previous conversations and feedback. I completely appreciate your candid comments and it's a fantastic feedback process.

I know a lot of you have very strong opinions about what you want to see in the game and are certainly not holding back your thoughts. I hope you guys are taking stock of this ongoing SHIFT2 UNLEASHED conversation we're currently having.

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