Of course there'll be people saying "Gran Turismo is a piece of shit".
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This kind of quality could be present in GT5, but it's doubtful. They are thinking beyond GT5.Bell wrote:
Have they released the car as an update for GT5P? I remember we saw the renders of the ferrari california and then we got it with the lotus and citreon.
I wish they would get a move on with the full game. Really wanting some new tracks it is kind of getting to the stage that if they dont release the game soon, it will never live up to the expectations which are already monumentally high.
I don't think it will have car damage. Ferrari asked them not to show their cars wrecked.Jenspm wrote:
I'm pretty sure I heard it will have it.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
I bet it still doesn't have crash damage
ooo jesus I will be an old man by then :\sergeriver wrote:
This kind of quality could be present in GT5, but it's doubtful. They are thinking beyond GT5.Bell wrote:
Have they released the car as an update for GT5P? I remember we saw the renders of the ferrari california and then we got it with the lotus and citreon.
I wish they would get a move on with the full game. Really wanting some new tracks it is kind of getting to the stage that if they dont release the game soon, it will never live up to the expectations which are already monumentally high.
That's PRECISELY why it will fail.sergeriver wrote:
I don't think it will have car damage. Ferrari asked them not to show their cars wrecked.Jenspm wrote:
I'm pretty sure I heard it will have it.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
I bet it still doesn't have crash damage
Am not sure it really matters.Zimmer wrote:
That's PRECISELY why it will fail.sergeriver wrote:
I don't think it will have car damage. Ferrari asked them not to show their cars wrecked.Jenspm wrote:
I'm pretty sure I heard it will have it.
You show this perfect render of a car, pure realism, and then negate to have damage on the fucking game? Bullshit.
It's meant to be a hardcore racing game, with beautiful graphics, realistic cars and lovely driving.... yet it has no damage factor in it? Fuck that.
We are in the 21st century of gaming, FPS games are starting to have destructible buildings and car games have had destructible cars for over 4 years now, yet GT5 thinks its above the rest and doesn't have it.
I would buy the game if they had not taken the Ferrari licence but added in damage. What a terrible terrible move.
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That's... actually one of the better reasons I've heard for the lack of damage.Mekstizzle wrote:
It's because if GT was to do damage, it would have to do damage GT style. Which, you guys probably won't even understand how high level it would have to be. So basically, Gran Turismo is more or less a game that either does something properly or doesn't bother doing it at all. Unless they pull off some amazing shit with the PS3, you probably won't see damage until the next gen consoles come.
if it's for harcore gamers are you gonna try to crash on purpose?Zimmer wrote:
That's PRECISELY why it will fail.sergeriver wrote:
I don't think it will have car damage. Ferrari asked them not to show their cars wrecked.Jenspm wrote:
I'm pretty sure I heard it will have it.
You show this perfect render of a car, pure realism, and then negate to have damage on the fucking game? Bullshit.
It's meant to be a hardcore racing game, with beautiful graphics, realistic cars and lovely driving.... yet it has no damage factor in it? Fuck that.
We are in the 21st century of gaming, FPS games are starting to have destructible buildings and car games have had destructible cars for over 4 years now, yet GT5 thinks its above the rest and doesn't have it.
I would buy the game if they had not taken the Ferrari licence but added in damage. What a terrible terrible move.
What? Did I ever say that?aerodynamic wrote:
if it's for harcore gamers are you gonna try to crash on purpose?
never in a racing car game i wanted to crash on the wall on purpose, not even with grid.
Most people wouldn't want the game without Ferrari.Zimmer wrote:
That's PRECISELY why it will fail.sergeriver wrote:
I don't think it will have car damage. Ferrari asked them not to show their cars wrecked.Jenspm wrote:
I'm pretty sure I heard it will have it.
You show this perfect render of a car, pure realism, and then negate to have damage on the fucking game? Bullshit.
It's meant to be a hardcore racing game, with beautiful graphics, realistic cars and lovely driving.... yet it has no damage factor in it? Fuck that.
We are in the 21st century of gaming, FPS games are starting to have destructible buildings and car games have had destructible cars for over 4 years now, yet GT5 thinks its above the rest and doesn't have it.
I would buy the game if they had not taken the Ferrari licence but added in damage. What a terrible terrible move.