dont want to sound like a spaz, but in addition to all the racing i really like how PD has brought back all the descriptions for all the cars before you buy them. i remember in gt2 hitting that info button to learn the brief history of certain models befor purchasing them. then they took the feature out of gt3 and 4. i had to start wiki ing cars to find out a little history. now they even have info on the racing models. anybody else bother reading that stuff.
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I like reading them. Adds a sense of realism to the game.
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- VincentVegaSWE or GTP_VincentVega
I love reading that stuff! I remember in the GT2 era how I learned a LOT about many cars. That was the same time as I was starting to get interested in cars, so I went kind of nerdy in no time att all 
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Tired Tyres
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- Tired Tyres
No it wasn't removed from GT3/4 but it was presented in a different way. GT
SP does it like GT2 used to do it. I like it and I hope it's presented this way in GT5.
SP does it like GT2 used to do it. I like it and I hope it's presented this way in GT5.
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Its fun to read and get a little insight.
Even though there are 800 cars in the game PD manages to make them have there own distinct feelings.
75% of racers out there seem like the cars are the same and they just have more or less points in handling, accel, speed, brake.... They all feel like the same car with more or less points. In GT its fun to drive each car since they all have there own quirks. Like the way AE86s have that unique fishtail to the way F1 cars stick all the turns in almost any gear.
There is actually a point to buying and trying out new cars. When you play other games its all the same. Just by car x, y or z cause they have the most points and will be at the front of the pack online. When you play GT online you get surprised by some of the cars that opponents manage to pass you in.
Another nice thing is that the cars still carry more or less the same feeling with them throughout other GT games. If you like car X in GT3 you will still like it in GT5P (if its even there lol).
Even though there are 800 cars in the game PD manages to make them have there own distinct feelings.
75% of racers out there seem like the cars are the same and they just have more or less points in handling, accel, speed, brake.... They all feel like the same car with more or less points. In GT its fun to drive each car since they all have there own quirks. Like the way AE86s have that unique fishtail to the way F1 cars stick all the turns in almost any gear.
There is actually a point to buying and trying out new cars. When you play other games its all the same. Just by car x, y or z cause they have the most points and will be at the front of the pack online. When you play GT online you get surprised by some of the cars that opponents manage to pass you in.
Another nice thing is that the cars still carry more or less the same feeling with them throughout other GT games. If you like car X in GT3 you will still like it in GT5P (if its even there lol).
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- Max Archer
I really like having the descriptions back myself. It's cool to see info on some of the original cars PD came up with (LM editions, etc), and also on rare cars that don't have much info online.
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