GT5 is definitely not a better example, because it suffers huge framerate drops in some situations, which completely defeats the immersion effect. Try a race in

GT5 is definitely not a better example, because it suffers huge framerate drops in some situations, which completely defeats the immersion effect. Try a race in cockpit view and multiple cars in front of you, when one goes off track creating some sand clouds, the framerate often dips far below 30 fps. What makes Forza 2 and 3 so impressive is that it keeps up 60 fps all the time. If you a game can't keep up with that, I'd much rather have a constant 30 fps than an erratic 60 fps.