GT Planet writes: "Here’s some quite literal "screen shots" of the Gran Turismo 5 demo at the European Motor Show 2010 in Brussels, taken by our own Vince_Fiero. He’s taken the novel approach of focusing on in-car game play shots, providing us with a look inside cars we have not yet seen."
OXCGN:
"Well I downloaded the pack as soon as it became available early this morning Aust time, and have taken all 10 for a spin. It includes the following cars, and I’ll have an extensive road test on all ten by tomorrow morning."
GB writes: "Everyone has different tastes and preferences; some like guns, some like cars, some like sports. But what kind of gamer are you? If you are new to the gaming scene or just want to reinforce what kind of gamer you are, have a look at this guide."
OXCGN reveals Forza tracks:
"Forza 3 ships with 100 tracks out of the box on day one. However, within each box you will find a redeemable XboxLIVE code to load up even more tracks and cars which will give you a total of 136 tracks off the bat."
The folks over at Gran Turismo fansite GTPlanet happened upon an intriguing bit of info this morning: At least one version of Gran Turismo 5 may be shipping with up to three discs.
Kazunori Yamauchi appeared in a recent Mercedes-Benz promotional video, where an observant tipster noticed the Gran Turismo creator fiddling with the box that’s pictured above. No, that’s not a Lost DVD box set in Kazunori’s hands — it’s the packaging for Gran Turismo 5, which, curiously, features three separate blu-ray cases inside a larger sleeve.
It’s entirely possible that this is simply a premium, collector’s edition bundle with bonus videos and other added content. Then again, Gran Turismo 5 sounds like it’ll be one of the most utterly massive racing games to date — including 1,000 cars with fully-modeled cockpit views, 60 tracks, and a totally revamped physics model. Forza 3 will be shipping on multiple DVDs next week; could Polyphony Digital’s driving simulator be one of the first PlayStation 3 games to vastly exceed the storage limits of blu-ray?
Yamauchi reveals that cars Gran Turismo 5 will be "easier to drive". Uh, what’s that mean?
Set to release October 23, Forza Motorsport 3 has been leaked to various p2p websites. The download is said to contain the main game and another disc containing hundreds of cars and tracks totaling over 13gb.
"Classic Game Room HD reviews GRAN TURISMO PSP for Sony PSP, the ultimate Playstation Portable driving game. Have you wasted weeks of your life collecting Nissan Skylines in previous Gran Turismo games? If so then you’ll enjoy this one, loads of tracks and around 800 cars, Gran Turismo PSP delivers the goods and then some."-Classic Game Room
Part 2 is here- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx3LChjHhMM
Gameswire has posted up a gallery of 12 screenshots, showing various glitches from Forza 3. This includes cars passing through each other during collisions and chunks of the road vanishing.
"Does 800 cars + 60 tracks = 4 years of waiting? If only.
I remember the day I originally purchased my PSP. I was beyond excited with the thought that the authentic PlayStation experience would be accessible from my pocket. No game better encapsulates that PlayStation experience than Gran Turismo, which I was sure would be my first purchase, but then I discovered the shocking truth. Gran Turismo was not available at launch as promised and the wait would be over four years long. However, that is all in the past and the meticulous developers at Polyphony Digital have finally delivered the game, but it may not be the exact racing game PSP owners have been eagerly pining for all this time."
