Most companies do aim to dispatch three days before release date.
Who said they were exclusive cars? We all know it is just a special color, but the larger benefit is that it is available to you from the beginning, so you won't have to save up and wait for the dealer to come around before you can get one of these. If Bugatti doesn't show up but once every 300 game days you will be waiting to have a chance at a Veyron, but the pre-order means you have it when you start.Don´t think it´s exclusive cars but rather just special colors, exclusive cars in somthing like GT would be insane and just wrong, if PD/Sony even thinks to try a stunt like that i´ll be booking my ticket to Japan for a quick visit to their HQ.
Who said they were exclusive cars? We all know it is just a special color, but the larger benefit is that it is available to you from the beginning, so you won't have to save up and wait for the dealer to come around before you can get one of these. If Bugatti doesn't show up but once every 300 game days you will be waiting to have a chance at a Veyron, but the pre-order means you have it when you start.
It's just one, unless you got a collector's edition too, so all it did was give you one good car in advance. It isn't much different than when people gold all their licenses first and wind up with a garage full of cars before ever touching a race.What I am wondering the whole time: Doesn´t this kinda destroy the anticipation? People complain the whole time that a missing career mode destroys the reward system, but having some of the best cars in the game being put in your hands right from the start sounds a bit like spoiling things. This is actually the reason for me to NOT buy the collectors edition - why should I try to learn how to drive with the start car when these luxury models fall right in my lap?
It depends on what you call finishing the game. Some people see finishing as completing the races, so no. Some see it as collecting all the cars, so yes. And some, like myself, don't see a finish to the game, so definitely not.Same goes for unlocking cars in GT5 via GTPSP - doesn´t this mean you´re half-finishing the game before it´s even out?
Most companies do aim to dispatch three days before release date.
Are you in the US?I was going to get the PSN download, but now that I know the UMD has an install to memory stick option, and i've heard nothing about PSN pre order, special car colours, or game price, I might just go and get the UMD version ordered. Oh and wifi is pretty weak on the PS3 and I don't fancy downloading a 1gb game over it.
Use Sony MediaGo and a usb cable.
So I can download the games/media with my pc and then copy it over to the PSP?
Yes, you can download any media via sony's media go with your PC, you just need to have your PSP connected into your computer through usb, the program will then copy the files to your PSP