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tr1ad wrote:still can't understand the fascination with this game besides the graphics
wagon r wrote:i feel we on tonight again.....jump 2 levels last night...2 more races in Expert to go, then Extreme.
time to start building and tuning...!
you have to have actual people as friends that you can play next to enjoy split screen racingpioneer wrote:split screen is pretty lame...
pioneer wrote:Basically, Gran Turismo 5 features just over a thousand cars. Give or take variations on a single vehicle (for example, the seventy Nissan Skylines) that leaves about 800 individual machines. Approximately 200 of them are what the game calls ‘Premium’ – built especially for Gran Turismo 5 and featuring damage, cockpit view, working high beam headlights, wipers and come with the ability to change wheels. When coupled with the game’s often stunning lighting engine, these Premium cars look fantastic, real even, and easily on par with anything else on the market (and frequently breathtaking in the Photo Mode). The problem is, anyone with basic maths will have realised that there’s a huge amount of Standard cars remaining, roughly 75% of the total.
These Standard cars are mosty ported over from Gran Turismo 4 and Gran Turismo PSP, and it shows. They’re still reasonably impressive given their last-gen roots, but they don’t hold a candle to the Premiums and the differences side-by-side can be startling: blocky textures replace mechanical seams, headlights look like stickers, they don’t have an internal cockpit view and they don’t suffer visual damage save for a few superficial scratches and marks. The game tries to split the two sets of cars neatly by ensuring that all ‘new’ cars from the Dealerships are Premium and all second-hand cars from the Used Dealership are Standard, but the game is still happy to award Standard cars as you progress through GT Mode.
- pure f*ckin FAIL.
pioneer wrote:NiTrOuS RaCeR wrote:pioneer wrote:Basically, Gran Turismo 5 features just over a thousand cars. Give or take variations on a single vehicle (for example, the seventy Nissan Skylines) that leaves about 800 individual machines. Approximately 200 of them are what the game calls ‘Premium’ – built especially for Gran Turismo 5 and featuring damage, cockpit view, working high beam headlights, wipers and come with the ability to change wheels. When coupled with the game’s often stunning lighting engine, these Premium cars look fantastic, real even, and easily on par with anything else on the market (and frequently breathtaking in the Photo Mode). The problem is, anyone with basic maths will have realised that there’s a huge amount of Standard cars remaining, roughly 75% of the total.
These Standard cars are mosty ported over from Gran Turismo 4 and Gran Turismo PSP, and it shows. They’re still reasonably impressive given their last-gen roots, but they don’t hold a candle to the Premiums and the differences side-by-side can be startling: blocky textures replace mechanical seams, headlights look like stickers, they don’t have an internal cockpit view and they don’t suffer visual damage save for a few superficial scratches and marks. The game tries to split the two sets of cars neatly by ensuring that all ‘new’ cars from the Dealerships are Premium and all second-hand cars from the Used Dealership are Standard, but the game is still happy to award Standard cars as you progress through GT Mode.
- pure f*ckin FAIL.
In the latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu (via AndriaSang), Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed that [at least some of] GT5’s “standard” cars will be upgraded to “premium” models in future updates to the game. This is good news for many fans who may have initially been disappointed their favorite car didn’t get the “premium” treatment (with a more detailed 3D model and interior view), though we still don’t know, of course, which or how many models will actually be upgraded
source : http://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-5-standard-cars-to-be-upgraded-to-premium/
Which makes me believe even more that this game was rushed and it's unfinished.
The menus are the worst i have ever seen...clunky n pure fail.
NiTrOuS RaCeR wrote:chris1388 wrote:-------------------------------------------------
List as of 20/12/2010
PSN GT5 Tuners List :
PSN Ids in Blue - Tuner Names Grey
TRiNi-NiNjA-Nitrous Racer
EVA_Unit-84 - EVA Unit-01
Sharkman121 - sharkman121
Dole_Chadee - ShIvAm
AllyXr-Freelander
Duane3NE2NR - Duane 3NE 2NR
RenshV10 -Rensh
theRUSH1984 -novastar1
TRiNi-JO3 -trinijoe2010
trini_gamer -triniboy
s0lidsnake2181-coldfusion
noshownogo -noshownogo
xauss123 -xauss
Saood2409 - pioneer
RMutt1 - R. Mutt
tr1ad_guy_3ne2nr-tr1ad
GORDON135-speedemonz
D_Fantastic_1 - DF1_2nR
wagon__R - wagon r
Hobbes-R - 4everstock
DriftBizkit - Tsuchiya
IgNotic4806 - Chris1388
hondahoe_ -hondahoe
Chindian007- dragsta34
Daniel_TriniKid-
plex306-plex
GRYeo- Yeo
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Rensh wrote:By the time I'm done, meh whole hdd is gt5.
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