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[QUOTE="tastetheacidmil"]

:S, gt 5 just came out, forza 3 last year... give it time, cant stand forza personaly, 3 felt like my hand was held all the time i dont find it as serious as GT

JohnF111

Turn off all assists, Increase difficulty, Turn damage to simulation. Don't use rewind. Problem solved. You're welcome.

That's incorrect. In Forza 3 even with all the assist options off the game still has a lot of hidden assists going on, making it very hard to loose control of the car. There's talk that the last patch removed this, but it's not sure.

It's meant to make players think they are great at the game.

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Does this mean PS3s are free because I already have one?

[QUOTE="skrat_01"][QUOTE="ImportBMWRacer"]

The future of gaming will be controller less.

ImportBMWRacer

Obviously change is scary, but you need to understand that it is blatanlty obvious that in the future it controllers of many kind will be unneeded. Just think Darwin....

You´re right. If there´s anything evolution has taught us is that Humans didn't become the dominant species because they have opposable thumbs. Is because we can choose not to use them.

[QUOTE="Episode_Eve"]Sounding and looking amazing :). You know, Poly said that they'll be unveiling the full feature suite at GamesCom later this year. Looking forward to that!Sollet

I think it's around August 18th, but I'm not 100% certain.

Oh crap. I erased my Prologue profile andtraded the game in:cry: now I won't start out with millions of credits and all cars :cry:

EliteKitteh

I don't think you keep the credits, only the cars for arcade mode.

Taken from Neogaf.

Check the neogaf page to see the details in the premium cars, it's crazy.

OFFICIAL FACT SHEET - 32 players in Private Lobbies - REJOYCE!

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America, LLC.
Developer: Polyphony Digital Inc.
Platform: PlayStation®3 system
Genre: Racing / Driving Simulator
Players: 1 – 4 Local, up to 16 online
Release: TBA (November 2nd confirmed)
Rating: RP – Rating Pending

From Polyphony Digital Inc. (PDI), the development powerhouse that has shipped more than 55 million units worldwide, the award-winning Gran Turismo® franchise makes its way to the PlayStation®3 (PS3®) system in the first complete installment of the fan-favorite series on the console. Developed exclusively for PS3 by the internal team of designers and engineers at PDI, Gran Turismo® 5 brings the world's most realistic and comprehensive driving experience to fans in one of the most highly anticipated games of all time. Consistently setting the bar in terms of quality of design and physics technology with every product release, Gran Turismo 5 on PS3 is no exception and aims to set new standards in terms of graphics, presentation, and gameplay.

Gran Turismo 5 features more than 1000 licensed cars from the world's top manufacturers and more than 20 tracks with more than 70 variations, including famous world circuits, city courses, and other environments. Featuring exciting gameplay and modes to suit newcomers, automotive enthusiasts, and seasoned fans, Gran Turismo 5 raises the bar on the franchise's depth of content and unparalleled visuals including lifelike graphics that are difficult to distinguish from a live race. Further reflecting this realism, cars will feature real-time visual damage with adaptive and accurate car deformation based on point of impact and velocity. Additionally for the first time, Gran Turismo 5 will feature an extremely deep online and community feature set.

Players can progress and acquire credits through a variety of modes like GT Career Mode, Championship Races, License Tests and more, or they can explore different tracks and circuit variations in Arcade Mode. Additionally, players can race online with up to 16 players through PlayStation Network®(PSN). Players can also participate in a robust online system, and transfer vehicles unlocked in Gran Turismo® for PSP™ into their garage in
Gran Turismo 5.

CARS THAT LOOK AND FEEL REAL
· A first for the franchise, vehicles will now show real-time damage and wear that reflect the driver's treatment of the car. Cars will collect dirt (and can be washed at car washes) and will feature adaptive and accurate body deformation and performance damage based on point of impact and velocity (on select vehicles).
· Additional graphic touchups that add to the realism include smoke from tires, sparks that fly from vehicle rollovers, and dirt accumulation.
· Brand new vehicle physics engine that replaces the engine from Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, making the action more realistic than ever.
· PlayStation Eye camera features that add a new level of detail to the game, including face tracking for looking around the interior of vehicles while in the interior dash view.

MORE CARS, MORE TRACKS, MORE MODES
· More than 1000 licensed cars, including those representing racing organizations from around the globe such as NASCAR, World Rally Championship, Super GT and more.
· More than 20 tracks with more than 70 variations featuring famous world circuits and real-world city locales.
· Arcade mode lets players take in the stunning tracks and environments of
Gran Turismo 5 alone or with a friend in split-screen two-player mode.
· The fan-favorite career mode returns with a full world map, licensed car dealerships, tuning and body shops, and car washes. Start your car collection, customize them to your liking, and live the life of a pro racer.
· Compete in franchise mainstays like point-based Championship Race series and hone your skills with License Tests.
· Gran Turismo TV Video gives players access to an online clearinghouse of great motorsport video programming (both HD and SD – all broadcast quality) through PLAYSTATION Network. Users can now export this content to the GT PSP Museum (GT PSP required).

CUSTOMIZE YOUR RIDE, AND YOUR GAME
· Photo Mode and Photo Album allows users to capture their greatest GT moments, and share with friends. Players can stage and capture stylish shots from a number of angles and locations.
· Photo Album can be shared online, and the Online Replay Album lets players capture replay video from their favorite races and upload them to YouTube for the world to see.
· Players can create custom soundtracks from music stored on their PS3s to play in-game.

RACE AGAINST THE WORLD, ONLINE
· Online racing evolves in Gran Turismo 5 with robust racing options that are shaping up to deliver the deepest online racing experience available.
· Players can join in on public races featuring up to 16 players at once with text and voice chat, or host private races with lobbies supporting up to 32 players per lobby.

OTHER FEATURES
· Players who own Gran Turismo PSP and Gran Turismo 5 Prologue can transfer cars unlocked in that game directly to their garage in Gran Turismo 5 for use in Arcade Mode through special cross-talk interoperability.
· Gran Turismo 5 will feature full PSN Trophy support, making players' accomplishments that much more satisfying.

I may bite on move. 60€ is cheap, plus it'll shut up my sister and mom.

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[QUOTE="chris_yz80"]

1. It means you can have a lot of different types of buildings that are visually different. How many times in recent years have you played an RPG and entered a building or dungeon that was identical in nearly every way to every other dungeon or Inn or whatever? Why was that? Were they lazy? Was it budget? No. That's not the question. The question was, was that game ALSO available for a console? Yes. It was memory.

chris_yz80

This makes no sense at all. I could believe the story about multiple creatures, because if they are showing at the same time there has to be memory for each different type.

But if you are in one building, other buildings are not loaded into the ram, so there's no ram restriction for different types of dungeons, inns, whatever. I'm afraid that's due to devs not wanting to make completly diferent assest for each building.

What he said is that dungeons and buildings where similar because there was a memory constraint. That makes no sense because the ram stores only one dungeon\building at the time.

1. It means you can have a lot of different types of buildings that are visually different. How many times in recent years have you played an RPG and entered a building or dungeon that was identical in nearly every way to every other dungeon or Inn or whatever? Why was that? Were they lazy? Was it budget? No. That's not the question. The question was, was that game ALSO available for a console? Yes. It was memory.

chris_yz80

This makes no sense at all. I could believe the story about multiple creatures, because if they are showing at the same time there has to be memory for each different type.

But if you are in one building, other buildings are not loaded into the ram, so there's no ram restriction for different types of dungeons, inns, whatever. I'm afraid that's due to devs not wanting to make completly diferent assest for each building.

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[QUOTE="jdc6305"]

I'm realy begining to hate games now adays. It seem like most game companies are out to impress imature gamers with mature material. Instead of focusing on whats realy important like gameplay. Take god of war for instance. Some of the back drops look cool and ripping a guys head off is techinicaly (graficaly) impressive. But the gameplay just sucked. It was a button masher all the way. I played the game for 2 hours and tossed it aside. I haven't picked it up since.

Another game worth mentioning is GTA4. The game looks flashy but it has no substinance. Go here kill this guy go there kill that guy. It got so repetive I tossed it aside. Aslo how may games does the market need with guns? Seriously 99% of the games outtechnicaly use the same mechanics. I'm so sick of first and 3rd person shooters.

Very few games are non liniar. What ever happend to adventure games like Zelda? Yeah sure Zelda still exsists but we have to wait 5 years between games. I'm getting sick of scripted games that lead you down one path that ends after 6 hours.

I buy tons of games jsut to find one that I realy like. I've bought probobly 30 games in the last 2 year only like 3 of them enough to finish. Most just get tossed aside. I'm looking at my collection right now and another game is Assissins Creed two. I got 2 hours in just to find out it's one endless rooftop. Maybe if I were 14 the hidden blade up his sleave would have impressed me.

I've been playing mario galaxy a lot lately and found the best thing a game company could do in a game is offer some variety in gameplay. But it seems most companies are out to impress imature gamers with mature material.

Kandlegoat

play God of War on Titan and come back here. Normal is for kids. sorry, kiddo.

way to miss the point..he's saying the game is just a shallow murder simulator...that's hardly mature.

anyways,a couple examples of mature games.

Deus Ex

Planescape Torment

Longest Journey Series

Silent Hill 2

Braid

Beyond good and Evil (despite the cartoon look and Pig Sidekick,it has a very deep intriguing plot that deals with lies and conspiracies)

How's Braid a mature game. It's not immature but it never striked me has a particular mature game.