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- DjSkyline701, GTP_DjSkyline701
Is it me or is there something different about one of the cockpits in the GT5 Kiosk Demo? From Jordan's blog post, he posted some videos from a YouTube user, who got his hands on the GT5 kiosk demo. The people I talked to say that all the cars in the demo are premium. All the cockpits look fully detailed and "premium-like", except the Stingray.
From previous post from Gran Turismo's website, they have showed that the Stingray was standard in the standard cars trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHJfKTnR050
And the damage of the Corvette from the demo, also has very light or lessened damage detail, which PD said will be expected from all standard cars. I can clearly see a DEFORMED or hanging bumper @ 2:43
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95RUxDJuD1Q&feature=player_embedded
Now... back the cockpits
I compared the Enzo, Stingray, and Gallardo cockpits together with the sun hitting the cars in different situations. The first column is each car in the shadows, the second is the car with the sun directly in front of the car, and the last column is with the sun offset, in a direction based on the cast shadows in the car, to see how the shading in the cockpit has been affected...
1. OK, so in the shadows column, in both Gallardo and Enzo you can see the detail of the interior; things like the gauges, dashboard, etc can be seen... But as for the STINGRAY, its pitch black and all you see is the driver's gloves! In the video the Stingray's gauges are very faint but that's all you see.
2. In the sun "dead-ahead" or 2nd column, the dashboard of the Enzo and Gallardo are fully illuminated by the sun, but yet, the Stingray dashboard seems none existent. You could tell that light is in the car because the driver's gloves are illuminated compared to the first column. In the Stingray, the only light detail I see is silhouettes of of the steering wheel.
The Enzo's sun seems to be during noon time, so it doesn't cast shadows like in the Gallardo.
3. I used the green arrow to represent the direct the sun is coming from(May Not be fully correct though). So now at an angle, the sun clearly comes in the and hits the base of the steering wheels of the Enzo and Gallardo, but not the Stingray, although the silhouettes do shift in the car...
If the stingray is premium, it can't look that sh**ty in real life...
Maybe these demos could be a way PD decided to test standard cockpits to the public, to see if we noticed them if we thought that they were premium. Could be that they are still messing with the idea of have standard cockpits. I would be more than happy with this!
Sorry if this has been discussed before, i didn't see a thread like this.
So please, tell what you guys think, do you see what I'm talking about or do you think I just made a big fool of myself...
From previous post from Gran Turismo's website, they have showed that the Stingray was standard in the standard cars trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHJfKTnR050
And the damage of the Corvette from the demo, also has very light or lessened damage detail, which PD said will be expected from all standard cars. I can clearly see a DEFORMED or hanging bumper @ 2:43
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95RUxDJuD1Q&feature=player_embedded
Now... back the cockpits
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I compared the Enzo, Stingray, and Gallardo cockpits together with the sun hitting the cars in different situations. The first column is each car in the shadows, the second is the car with the sun directly in front of the car, and the last column is with the sun offset, in a direction based on the cast shadows in the car, to see how the shading in the cockpit has been affected...
1. OK, so in the shadows column, in both Gallardo and Enzo you can see the detail of the interior; things like the gauges, dashboard, etc can be seen... But as for the STINGRAY, its pitch black and all you see is the driver's gloves! In the video the Stingray's gauges are very faint but that's all you see.
2. In the sun "dead-ahead" or 2nd column, the dashboard of the Enzo and Gallardo are fully illuminated by the sun, but yet, the Stingray dashboard seems none existent. You could tell that light is in the car because the driver's gloves are illuminated compared to the first column. In the Stingray, the only light detail I see is silhouettes of of the steering wheel.
The Enzo's sun seems to be during noon time, so it doesn't cast shadows like in the Gallardo.
3. I used the green arrow to represent the direct the sun is coming from(May Not be fully correct though). So now at an angle, the sun clearly comes in the and hits the base of the steering wheels of the Enzo and Gallardo, but not the Stingray, although the silhouettes do shift in the car...
If the stingray is premium, it can't look that sh**ty in real life...
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Maybe these demos could be a way PD decided to test standard cockpits to the public, to see if we noticed them if we thought that they were premium. Could be that they are still messing with the idea of have standard cockpits. I would be more than happy with this!
Sorry if this has been discussed before, i didn't see a thread like this.
So please, tell what you guys think, do you see what I'm talking about or do you think I just made a big fool of myself...
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