the time glitch is annoying...
Yes, there's a way you can transfer PS2 game saves from a memory card onto the PS3's HDD into a kind of virtual memory card.Can I continue where I left off in GT4 on a PS3?
At present maybe not, but since the PS3 is still very new it won't be long until that answer could change.If all I play is GT and racing games, will it be worth buying a PS3 for?
Only two confirmed Ferrari's so far ar the 599GTB and the F430, other than that there is no news or confirmation on new licenses at the moment.What other new car companies are going to be licensed by Polyphony Digital besides Ferrari, and what other Ferraris are there going to be?
I don't know the answer to this, but you will still be able to download it from the Japanese site after it's been taken down from the US site. Also there will be more GT:HD concept demos available to download in the future.The GT HD preview, how long is it going to be available to US users at the US site?
I notice on the official Japanese GTHD site something about a 1.1 version, I assume fixes the couple bugs in the 1.0.
http://www.gran-turismo.com/jp/gthdc/
Hi:
I'm considering a new TV, a plasma I think; I'm not sure if is the best for TV for gaming?
Any way wich of these resolutions the TV must have? 720p, 1080i or 1080p?
All the above?
I just want to learn and focus in the TV models that comply with your recomendation.
huh?you have to DL it again... ~_~ all 630megs...
huh?
it appears that the Ver 1.1 will put you in a new board, which will not include all previous lap times and drift scores recorded before the update...
I have to agree there too....
I really hate the fact that Polyphony doesn't take into consideration their "public".....
I live in Greece, and I'm trying to find a way to test my skills on the series of GT back from the first title...
I have found nothing so far....
I'm hopping to change that through GT Planet!!!! Yes, I'm new here!!!!
when people said no microtransactions the way GT:HD was going to.
From Ebbigs:
If you are using the TV for any amount of gaming or as a computer monitor you need to stay away from plasmas and projection TVs (except the LCD variety). If you are wanting to have full high definition (1900x1080 pixels) you should get a 1080p TV. It is likely that one will also support 720p and 1080i.
Yes, I Know:
I'm trying to find help here because the tv idea is to have the best possible set for GT5...