> GTA is a real time crippled approximation of physics, far from a simulation. Far? Cars skid in the water. They have different weights. The engine being on th

> GTA is a real time crippled approximation of physics, far from a simulation. Far? Cars skid in the water. They have different weights. The engine being on the front or on the back makes a difference in how the car drives. They have different acceleration speeds, different traction, and so on. It's pretty good, so I wouldn't call it "crippled". However, economics can't even make a simulator as good as GTA is for physics. That is pathetic and a testament to its quackery.