There are two games missing from this compilation: Racing Rivals and GT Racing 2. The former because the game was shutdown in 2019, and the latter because it would've taken months of grinding special currency to unlock the Furai. "Cars in Racing Games" playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PL3xD4xJ20NYtaH3cDdyTqNxoRsxmUxSG2
Actually 3 since Perfect Shift have this car but the game got removed from play store this year but you can find versions of the game on the web. Microsoft Store version still available but you will take months to complete it, this car is on the last tier in Perfect Shift is also the first high performance option you can get to beat the last chapter
Because inherited asset of prior games under the same engine, that's why. Now, trying to get them into games which changed their engine/assets even just a bit like Gran Turismo or Forza saga? Well, could be done but only being able to use digital blueprints just. Which would make many people moan until dismay as not being "lasuhrscanned" and, therefore, not being "realishtik enuff" for them.
@@Sammael66685the people wont mind, as the furai looked decently good in previous gt/forza games, and since its physically impossible to have the furai laserscanned now
@Sammael66685 eh, as a forza player ill take whatever tf i can get on the lacking motorsport car roster. The fact that real racing 3 has a 5x better car list is.. unreal
Furai still appears on modern racing games, doesn't need to scan the real model, the developers can create using the real life images. That discussion doesn't make sense, since Furai was destroyed in 2008 and a lot of racing games released later still added the car.
I always wondered why this car was never made Premium in Gran Turismo games. I know that it was destroyed but surely Mazda still has the CAD files for it for these other devs to create their own models (with interiors to boot) out of. The fact that a game as recent as Grid Legends has this and not Gran Turismo, THE premium Japanese car game, boggles my mind.
In a prior comment i said why they didn't come onto that approach. People just can get that stupid and pissy over the slightest thing, even if it's such a good recreation as Polyphony Digital can do. I mean, nobody would haven't noticed the GT5's Skyline (R34) GT-R came from an actual AutoArt 1/18th replica until someone actually flipped the car ingame and noticed were those weird markings on the underpinnings came from.
@@Sammael66685 Even so, I don't think people would mind for some inaccuracies, especially for cars that are long lost to time. They did it with the Isuzu 4200R with much less references and, arguably, the VGT cars (since some only really exist in renders and drawings), why not the Furai?
@@SkylineFaux32 Honestly and, answering the most important part that is the final question. May has to be with Mazda itself just. Along the fact, already stated in the video, that the story hadn't come out until 5 years later. Kinda like with the SLR onto franchises which didn't renew their licence when it expired, or that's the excuse M$/T10/PGG give out. I can agree it can get difficult when none of the involved brands wants nothing to be reminded of about that model which brought up what we could call conflict between them. Though i don't know why would Mazda want to get the Furai buried and forgotten on people minds after that unwanted viking funeral of sorts Top Gear provided. About innacuracies, well, talking again about M$ and how they shot themselves on their foot so badly with that video showing that outdated Lancer Evo VI GSR model from the Xbox era, now they are looking into re-scanning some of those inherited models from prior generations, including others not so old as it was supossedly the Focus RS (Mk.I) coming from Forza Horizon 2, as it turned up to be heavily adaptation of the Ford Forcus SVT (Mk.I) US Spec already in prior games since the first Motorsport chapter.
13:13 Ah yes, the Mazda Furai interior is totally the same as a Mazda RX-8. I mean, i know GT Racing: Motor Academy is a old racing mobile game from 2010, but GL hasn't able to get and animate a picture of the real interior of Furai at the time?
I find GT Motor Racing’s rendition hilarious with the interior mismatch. It reminded how you can be given a C1 Corvette and it’ll have a modern interior from the newer Vettes. Really goofy.
What the Furai sounds to me in different games: Grid Legends: F1 V10 NFS Edge: High revving V10 Asphalt 8 Airborne: 20B 3 Rotor CSR Racing 2: Somewhat of a 3 Rotor Forza Motorsport 4: 13B 2 Rotor Grid Autosport: F1 V10 Nitro Nation: V6 Asphalt 7 Heat: V12 Forza Motorsport 3: Racing V12 Race Driver Grid: F1 V8 GT5, PSP & 6: 13B 2 Rotor Real Racing 3: R26B 4 Rotor CSR Racing: V8? Asphalt 9 Legends: Flat 6 GT Racing Motor Academy: Idk
@@jakubch.6324 it's all the same open source soundfiles, and it's taken from the 3 rotor sound from the Mad Mike Mazda RX8 from Shift 2. Sounds super accurate
From what I can tell, everyone makes it sound like a V10 or a V12, Forza gets really close, but surprisingly, the most realistic rotary sound seems to come from Asphalt 8 of all places. Way to go Gameloft I guess.
@@Mr.Goldbar This is made even worse by the fact that there was 3 rotor sound files in the game, but they shall remain unused until the heat death of the universe unfortunately
I find it fascinating that only Asphalt 8 has an accurate 3-rotor sound while the others all sound like V10s or... uhm... SOMETHING. And then Gameloft threw these sounds out of the window and gave it a generic V6 sound again for Asphalt 9.
Mazda furai/Matsuda Furai is a concept Race car from Japan, Mazda Furai was revealed on 27 December 2007 and designed by Swift Engineering. Mazda Furai have a powetrain engine 2.0 L (122 cu in)450HP(336KW)R20B Renesis 3-Rotor and have Transmission X-tra 6 speed gearbox semi-automatic. And This car have a Drivetrain is Mid engine Drive (MR). But in year 2013 on November. Mazda furai has been destroyed by fire during road test by top gear in year 2008
I wonder if the car was never destroyed, if it would find success and mazda would had given the rotary more chances. And if they would even try their hand at sports cars even if low sports ones again. For me concept cars that had a functional or semi functional prototype or test mule like this are glimpses of thinfs that could had been under diferent circunstances.
It was run on the 32-bit Nougat version of Bluestacks, which version I believe shouldn't have any audiovisual issues running a 32-bit game like GT Racing on real hardware. Not sure if this issue is exclusive to Bluestacks or if it's due to a corruption in the apk I used; I remember trying to run GT Racing on a different emulator (I don't know if it was the same apk used here), and in that case, the audio worked like expected; however, the visuals were all over the place, with disappearing cars, assets, artifacting, etc. I'm sure it can run properly somehow, I just have to find a solution for it.
