👍Amazon (and many other places really) are usually very iffy with the reliability of their early prices. It's just their prediction, as there has been no official announcement for GT5's RRP.What the eff???? GT5rologue is gonna be full price
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FPOJOS/?tag=gtplanet-20
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue
Other products by Sony
Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Price: $59.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details
I trust this is just an oversight on Amazon's part. And I hope.
Amazon.comItem# B000FPOJOS
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue
Price: $59.99
Availability: This item will be released on June 30, 2008.
So if you want to believe what Amazon says, then GT5 is coming out before GT5, and that currently GT5 is only available in the US, and GT5 is only available in Europe.Amazon.co.ukItem# B000E69YGQ
Gran Turismo 5 (PS3)
RRP: £49.99
Price: £39.98
Availability: This item will be released on March 30, 2008.
However, it might be a good idea to wait until we know the actual facts regarding availability and pricing before getting upset or excited. 👍
IGNRatchet & Clank PSN Demo on October 4
Witness the destruction of Metropolis! Hypnotise robots with disco! Download a demo!
by Matt Wales, IGN UK
UK, September 11, 2007 - Despite it sounding like a euphemism for robot hemorrhoids, we're big fans of Insomniac's Ratchet and Clank series. Thrillingly then, Sony's told IGN that a demo of upcoming Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction will hit PSN on October 4.
News of a demo first surfaced during an interview with the Insomniac team on website TheDaily.com.au when an unhelpfully nameless Insomniac employee commented, "We essentially flat-out demolish the symbol of PlayStation 2 Ratchet & Clank: the city of Metropolis [in Tools of Destruction]. Players will get a sneak peek of this level via a downloadable demo that should hit the PlayStation Network Store in the not-too-distant future."
We contacted SCEE for confirmation and, indeed, it seems PlayStation 3 owners will have the chance to download and revel in the game's opening level from October 4. Ratchet & Clank fans: rejoice! Anyone with robot hemorrhoids: sad face
I didn't expect a sim race, but I also didn't expect to suddenly find it was me versus a team of 15. I love the Mad Max feel. I have punched a large number of riders off bikes and ATVS, I've run them over in a big rig, and I have especially nudge a guy over when going into a narrow gap. I have never stopped, turned a round, and ramed them head on.I certainly wouldn't call it cheating. As you said, rubber-band AI, or any kind of artificially enhanced performance is more likely a sign of cheating. Also, I think you may be approaching MotorStorm like it is a Gran Turismo style racing game. While the physics are very sim like, one look at the "courses", the vehicles, the boost, the slow motion explosions, the bikers and ATVers slugging it out, etc and quite clearly the game has a very 'Mad Max' style to it... thus having the AI increasingly target you not only makes perfectly good sense, but it certainly adds to the challenge.
Probably because they were leaving Twisted Metal to someone else.I never thought I'd like MotorStorm as I have never liked arcade style racing games, but there is a lot more to MotorStorm. If you check out the MotorStorm thread, as well as the official MotorStorm forums, you'll find many online players have formed leagues as well as created new games, like "Tag", "Capture the Flag", "Death Match", and "Hide & Seek".
Frankly I'm surprised Evolution Studios hasn't caught on and capitalized on these by making an add-on with specific game support options for these types of "races".
You know Motorstorm reminds me alot of that old computer game Insane or 1NSANE.....
But 1nsane was better because of open terrains and more play modes. I would love to see 1nsane 2 on ps3.(or would it be 2insane? )
What's funny is that they say it's six-and-a-half hours long like that's a bad thing... uh... that's not exactly short and besides, apparently the fact that you can finish Bioshock in under 6 hours the first time through never bothered Gamespot one bit.They said the score was mainly due to the fact that it wasnt long enough, that really shouldnt be a factor as a game may be quicker for some than others and as game reviewers its no wonder they get through stuff in afew hours!
Also Gamespot are well known as been Xbox fanboys... if this was a 360 exclusive it would have got something like 9.5 I am nearly 100% sure!
Explain why BioShock, a 360 exclusive, got a 9.0 (one of its lowest scores) by GameSpot when 10s were given out nearly universally by many other review outlets.
What "guys" are you talking about that are not calm and screaming. Stop exaggerating as you often do. Some of us are quite calm and stating obvious facts that expose serious flaws in reviews. Just because the facts expose flaws you might not like to hear, or expose flaws in the bad reviews that you make a point to "share" with all of us, doesn't mean those exposing them are freaking out fanboys.You guys need to get a grip, calm down, and stop acting like the world is against you.
Explain why their gripe was that they felt it was a 6 1/2 hour game while Bioshock is as long if not shorter, and they make no mention of its length. Get a grip indeed.
What "guys" are you talking about that are not calm and screaming. Stop exaggerating as you often do. Some of us are quite calm and stating obvious facts that expose serious flaws in reviews. Just because the facts expose flaws you might not like to hear, or expose flaws in the bad reviews that you make a point to "share" with all of us, doesn't mean those exposing them are freaking out fanboys.
Maybe the person who really needs to get a grip is you, or at least stop all your biased comments. I thought you said the name change was to make a fresh start on GTP, so far you sound like the same old Double Standard Duck to me.
Explain why BioShock, a 360 exclusive, got a 9.0 (one of its lowest scores) by GameSpot when 10s were given out nearly universally by many other review outlets.
EWillisIt has been getting middling reviews, from 9s to 7s.
Dirt for PS3 and 360 got identical scores yet other multi platform games with frame rate hiccups got lower scores. By the way I picked up Dirt today for PS3.
I think it would be a good idea if the baiting and the personal vendettas would stop. Nobody really cares, why get wound up over a review.
Funny, since you have posted nearly 25 times in GTP's own Bioshock thread, both before and after the following post:Funny, since that's literally the first time I heard BioShock being that short, along with a "if not shorter" remark aside it.
And this was just the day after getting the game.I just finished it again on Easy Mode about an hour ago. It only took me around 6 hours.
As subtle as the influence your bias for 360 games has on your posts.And I never called anyone fanboys, I said that some of you need to stop acting like them. Subtle but big difference.
Which is exactly what I and others have been saying for some time, and to support that notion, pointing out glaring flaws in many of the reviews that get brought up here. It has gotten to a point that many reviews seem to be written for the sole purpose of drawing attention to themselves and or the site that publishes them at the expense of being accurate and or unbiased.I think it would be a good idea if the baiting and the personal vendettas would stop. Nobody really cares, why get wound up over a review.
Yes, even Duck/EWillis posted a link to an article from E3 where they said how much better the PS3 version of DiRT looked over the 360 version. Duck/EWillis also agreed that the framerate and lighting looked better on the PS3 demo then the 360 demo. So yes, it is "interesting" and predictable why they gave both editions of DiRT the same score, even though most all seem to agree that the PS3 edition is superior.Most said the graphics where far superior on the PS3 version so in theory it should get a higher score...