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SIMBIN Screenshots Preview GTR 2 Weather and Lighting Effects
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Apr 10, 2006
0 CommentsSIMBIN have posted a few images today previewing the weather and lighting effects that will be in their upcoming GTR 2 title.
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Press release:
Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain in “GTR 2 – FIA GT Racing Game”
Developer Simbin Development Team and Publisher 10TACLE STUDIOS have disclosed six fresh screenshots of the new racing simulation “GTR 2 – FIA GT Racing Game”.The latest progress in the development of the weather system is depicted. Long jets of water, spectacular reflections on wet tarmac and an upgraded “Live Track Technology” with different self-drying track sections create a realistic race feeling in GTR 2 even with bad weather. Darkness also has its charms, the impressive play of light of the dynamic day and night change even makes long distance races a thrill.
The photorealistic rain and night shots are available to all racing enthusiasts on the current product page www.gtr-game.com.
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