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You can't perform the static setup shots, but you're given the full range of options for in-race photos, which I always thought was the better part anyway.
What? No Phototravel, just Photodrive? Better than nothing I suppose
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SCEA Press Release Document
To further improve their racing skills, in Challenge Mode, players have access to Photo Mode, which allows them to take snapshots of their favorite bike and race gear in their favorite location, as well as freezing frames of an actual race from a replay.
So there is Phototravel? Who's telling the truth?
Looks like IGN has their
ten videos online now. Possible
box art?
Just noticed new TT SCEA Press Release,
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
Developer: Polyphony Digital, Inc.
Genre: Racing
Players: 1-2 players
Platform: PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system
Peripherals: DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller, Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2)
Launch Date: Spring 2006
Target Age: Males, 18-34 years
Rating: RP for Rating Pending
OVERVIEW
Created by Polyphony Digital Inc., developers of Gran Turismo the best-selling worldwide racing videogame franchise, Tourist Trophy offers players more than 100 licensed motorcycles to race in various game modes amongst more than 35 international courses. Featuring gameplay for up to two players, Tourist Trophy captures the fluid movement of man and machine like never before with perfected game physics and graphics for an authentic true-to-life motorcycle riding simulation. Featured licensed motorcycle manufacturers include BMW Motorrad, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, Triumph and more.
KEY FEATURES
- Critically-acclaimed development team: from the developers of Gran Turismo, the best-selling worldwide racing videogame franchise with more than 44 million units sold.
- Real-life simulation: perfected game physics, graphics and the balance of the rider versus the bike are accurately captured to offer the most authentic motorcycle racing simulation available.
- Motorcycles: Tourist Trophy features more than 100 licensed motorcycles from more than a dozen worldwide manufacturers that include BMW, Honda, Ducati, Buell, Kawasaki, Triumph and more.
- Courses: Tourist Trophy features more than 35 international courses that include closed-circuit and city tracks. Introduction of new tracks and the return of popular tracks from the Gran Turismo franchise include Tsukuba, Laguna Seca, New York City, Suzuka and more.
- Game Modes: Tourist Trophy offers two modes of play, Arcade Mode and Challenge Mode. In both modes, players have the opportunity to select their bike, track and difficulty level.
- Arcade Mode: players have access to a quick race for single-player or two-player battle. In two-player battle, players have the option to race in split-screen.
- Challenge Mode: it serves as a career mode for players to earn their way up the ladder by participating in the license school missions, various race events and more in an effort to upgrade and unlock new bikes and related accessories. The license school will include various tests that will strive to better the players driving skills in driving a motorcycle in various conditions and at various speeds, taking into account the rider and their riding style. Upon obtaining a license, players will have access to various race events based on engine class (250cc to 1500cc), course selection and more. In between race events, players have the opportunity to participate in a Time Trial on various courses to improve lap times and access their garage.
- Photo Mode: To further improve their racing skills, in Challenge Mode, players have access to Photo Mode, which allows them to take snapshots of their favorite bike and race gear by freezing frames of an actual race from a replay. Upon taking a photograph, players have the opportunity to save it to a Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) or a USB storage device and share it with friends. After doing so, players can have the opportunity to print photographs directly from their PlayStation 2 USB port by using a printer that includes a PlayStation driver, such as Epsons PictureMate.
- Licensed Accessories: With the incorporation of the motorcycle driver, players have access to a wardrobe where they can customize their rider by selecting from numerous licensed helmets, suits, shoes and more to further authenticate the riding experience
- Rider Editor: Players have the opportunity to customize their riding form through a variety of parameters, whether it is preference to riding out verse in and so forth.
- Customization: Players have the opportunity to earn credits and upgrade their motorcycles to enhance performance of their bike.
- In-Game Soundtrack: Tourist Trophy will offer a selection of original and licensed tracks.
, and what should i say it wasn't that scary. If you don't want to turn in a corner you can correct the direction. The funny thing was that before that lap (my sixth) the instructor gave tips, what to do when leaving the tarmac. 
