Gran Turismo 5 - Prologue - Trailer 2
23 July 2007, 12:21 PM
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GT5 does contain bikes doesnt it? The game is supposed to bring the Tourist Trophy game into play. A lot of the presentation images do contain both bikes & cars, but there's been no -in game shots yet.
I also liked TDU, it felt very ambitious to get the whole of Oahu in there - Forza 2 was a bit of a disappointment in single player, I like the car damage, but being takan out on the first corner by some idiot isnt any fun - but on PGR at least you had the challenge of trying to make your way back up the field with a car that worked - in F2 you're f****d until you get back into the lobby...ok so its "realistic", but I'd rather it was fun.
I also liked TDU, it felt very ambitious to get the whole of Oahu in there - Forza 2 was a bit of a disappointment in single player, I like the car damage, but being takan out on the first corner by some idiot isnt any fun - but on PGR at least you had the challenge of trying to make your way back up the field with a car that worked - in F2 you're f****d until you get back into the lobby...ok so its "realistic", but I'd rather it was fun.
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23 July 2007, 05:23 PM
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LoL I love Fanboys 
The Funny thing to me is that GT5 SHOULD look bettter. The console is over a year newer in the tech stakes and the game has been in development for what feels like the last 10 years. I hope it looks better because I'm a Gamer not a Fanboy and look forward to every aspect of gaming being pushed forward.
The Funny thing to me is that GT5 SHOULD look bettter. The console is over a year newer in the tech stakes and the game has been in development for what feels like the last 10 years. I hope it looks better because I'm a Gamer not a Fanboy and look forward to every aspect of gaming being pushed forward.
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the random swearing is so good
..... "oh and your mums a munter" 
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26 July 2007, 11:13 AM
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More info on GT5 Prologue....
The latest Famitsu magazine (via 1UP) features an interview with Gran Turismo 5 Prologue producer Kazunori Yamauchi where he discussed the upcoming racer's online aspect.
Prologue will feature integration with PlayStation Home, where you can reach the top menu of the game from inside Home (and vice versa, you can reach Home through Prologue). Each player will have a page that loads with background imagery. Yamauchi plans to also include a friends list here and a weather feature so that "other players will know which geographic location you are in and how the weather is there."
No downloadable cars or courses will be made available. Yamauchi plans for 40 cars and four courses with eight different layouts to make it to the final game. Save data from Prologue can be carried over later to the non-prologue Gran Turismo 5 for use. Sixteen-car races are being planned for offline mode, but that number may drop to 12 for online play.
The latest Famitsu magazine (via 1UP) features an interview with Gran Turismo 5 Prologue producer Kazunori Yamauchi where he discussed the upcoming racer's online aspect.
Prologue will feature integration with PlayStation Home, where you can reach the top menu of the game from inside Home (and vice versa, you can reach Home through Prologue). Each player will have a page that loads with background imagery. Yamauchi plans to also include a friends list here and a weather feature so that "other players will know which geographic location you are in and how the weather is there."
No downloadable cars or courses will be made available. Yamauchi plans for 40 cars and four courses with eight different layouts to make it to the final game. Save data from Prologue can be carried over later to the non-prologue Gran Turismo 5 for use. Sixteen-car races are being planned for offline mode, but that number may drop to 12 for online play.
26 July 2007, 11:22 AM
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