Interview with limited GT PSP info
- Thread starter eclipz
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Yeah, see when the 1Up guy said he should release GT for the PSP in August and GT5 for the PSP in November and he LAUGHED?
Bad sign...
I still say there's no way we'll see ANY new GT product for any console in 2006.
No GT Mobile for PSP
No GT5 for PS3
No GT4 Online version for PS2
no way, but at least it's nice to know that it still exists. I was really having my doubts there for a while...
Bad sign...
I still say there's no way we'll see ANY new GT product for any console in 2006.
No GT Mobile for PSP
No GT5 for PS3
No GT4 Online version for PS2
no way, but at least it's nice to know that it still exists. I was really having my doubts there for a while...
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Thanks for the link eclipz- sounds like PD is a little unsure of the next step. Although I find GT-mobile to be of interest, Im certainly hoping that PS3 is the primary focus at this stage.
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it's a fair point to ask whether people are really interested, though. the analog stick on the PSP is too sucky to play even Initial D very well, so gawd knows how bad it'd be for GT4. and GT just really doesn't fit the whole portable gaming style either, you really have to play it for more than five minutes at a time. i dunno if I'd even buy it for PSP. i'd rather they worked on GT5...
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- Paganisterr
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Yeah. The game will still appeal to me, but it will be very hard to play. The analoge stick is quite sensitive and is hard to be precise with it, and the buttons aren't pressure sensitive, so it's either full throttle or none at all. I can see cars becoming very hard to drive unless PD sorts something out (I haven't a clue what it will be). In Toca Race Driver 2 this isn't noticable too much, but you do miss being able to do half throttle/half breaking. You have to tap the buttons instead, but even that doesn't work that well.
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