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I found this answer that seems reasonable:
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/a/539

I think for the disk size 30/40 GB is more than enough

Meltdowner wrote: MillsLayne wrote: MillsLayne wrote: After a day of pondering which I should get between Grid Autosport and F1 2013, I've decided on the latter.  I even found a region free copy of the Complete Edition (has the 80's, 90's and classic tracks all included), so this should tide me over until Codemasters releases the 2014 edition on the next gen consoles. Picked up Grid Autosport today for the 360.  It's a little too arcadey (although still not an arcade racer, just too forgiving), but it's still pretty fun with all the different types of racing included. Does this Grid has the rewind thing like the first one? I didn't like the game because of it: I couldn't concentrate on the race since I could rewind if I did anything wrong. The same goes to Dirt 2.

It does, but you can turn that option off and in turn, you get an XP bonus in your career mode.  So, at least there's a bonus for people that don't care for that too much.  I'm also one of them.

I'm still waiting to experience that "it" moment with these racing "sims" that have been coming out recently.  They've been pretty solid over the past couple of years, but not to where I'm wowed like I was when I first played NASCAR Racing 2003 Season on the PC.  That still remains the best all around sim (at least for oval racing) available.  The graphics are 10 years old, but the physics and damage are stellar, not to mention the plethora of mods available.  I have my hopes up for Project CARS and next year's F1 game that's being released on the One and PS4, though.

Currently playing through Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners Of The Earth.

Sheavy wrote: Currently playing through Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners Of The Earth. I'm enjoying it so far even though its incredibly f**king hard. Getting shot in the head will kill you instantly, there is no hud so you don't know many bullets are left in your clip, looking at inhuman monsters, and other gruesome/scary things will cause you to go insane and eventually die if you do it to long, and the controls are kinda awkward especially aiming.

My brother played it a few month ago and he was the one that was losing sanity.

Meltdowner wrote: Sheavy wrote: Currently playing through Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners Of The Earth. I'm enjoying it so far even though its incredibly f**king hard. Getting shot in the head will kill you instantly, there is no hud so you don't know many bullets are left in your clip, looking at inhuman monsters, and other gruesome/scary things will cause you to go insane and eventually die if you do it to long, and the controls are kinda awkward especially aiming. My brother played it a few month ago and he was the one that was losing sanity.

MillsLayne wrote: The two main things I want in a solid sim are realistic physics and realistc damage from crashing.

And then there's Gran Turismo that has none of those two and calls itself "The real driving simulator".
I've played a lot of Gran Turismo 1,2,4 but only because I don't see it as a simulator.

^The only NASCAR I've played was on Toca Race Driver 3

Just bought these today and am starting EO IV now.

Finished this one last night:

Edited by Dayvenkirq - August 18 2014 at 15:53