Not sure where to post this but does anyone know if damage was set to full? It seemed a little tame and I have seen some posts saying it was not however think it's an assumption.
Has anybody actually thought about the fact that this could be a license test?
I mean, those had set limits on cars, you can clearly see a racing line indicator which you wouldn't think would be present in normal racing...
I wouldn't get worked up with just seeing a field of 10 and taking that literally.
Nah i would say its like with the Z06 in Prologue.
I see there's still no visual 900 degrees rotation
Maybe I'm hoping, but the very first gif on the first page where the Evo slams into the Impreza, I'm liking the way the Evo seems to be locking up in a vain attempt to avoid the Impreza also braking hard before hitting
http://www.eurogamer.net/videos/gran-turismo-5-show-floor-gameplay?size=hd
720P HD Eurogamer Video on Show Floor 👍
http://www.eurogamer.net/videos/gran-turismo-5-show-floor-gameplay?size=hd
720P HD Eurogamer Video on Show Floor 👍
http://www.eurogamer.net/videos/gran-turismo-5-show-floor-gameplay?size=hd
720P HD Eurogamer Video on Show Floor 👍
Everyone noticed that the bumper cam isn't really bumper? On this GIF when the whitebox is on the hood of the car and he change to "bumpercam" you see the cam isn't bumper its more like on the windshield with a invisible hood.
Never has been. I've been saying this for years. Despite the fact it's blatantly obvious people still say things like "oh I don't play 'bumper cam' cause in real life my face isn't mounted to the bumper" and "bumper cam is too low" etc.
Was the game actually officially refered to as a GT5 demo at gamescom? I don't think it was was it? The only thing on the demo booths was 'Gran Trusimo' was it not? I actually now also think this was an 'early build' or a 'demo build' of the game.