After what seems like an eternal wait (extended by an unscheduled delay to its release thanks to "technical issues") Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is finally out here, but it's far from finished, series creator Kazunori Yamauchi explains.
Sitting comfortably in Sony's flashy 3Rooms events HQ in London, Kazunori told CVG of the plans he has for his driving simulator, from a huge update this year that'll include car damage, to the whereabouts of the almost mythical PSP version, GT Mobile.
And just what would he say to those of you that refuse to accept Prologue as anything more than "just a demo"?
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He looks like hes been working to hard.. maybe he needs a break for a while!
so let me get this straight. GT4 mobile was a lie all the while?
That was the reason why I bought the PSP in the first place, now its gonna be a GT5 mobile instead?.. I doubt it will even come out.. grr.
fail :>
It's just been confirmed that the Full Version GranTurismo 5 will also have *weather effect besides having damage-mode, more cars and tracks.
Simply awesome news.
Will be awaiting the downloadable damage-mode version/patch for the Prologue Series.