Looks like in one of the pics, the co-driver is looking for some lost coins. Throughout the video one can see that the co-driver looks up and down to his notes.With better res pics:
the same moment, but on reverse / acceleration. Download the both pics and switch fast forth & back.. you'll notice it..
Maybe make a gif?![]()
With better res pics:
the same moment, but on reverse / acceleration. Download the both pics and switch fast forth & back.. you'll notice it..
Maybe make a gif?![]()
Lastly, it sounds like Porsche will not make it into Gran Turismo 5. As disappointing as this was for Kazunori, Porsche signed an exclusive arrangement elsewhere and will probably not be included. It looks like Porsche fans will have to wait.
Did they ever leave?Maybe RUF will make it back in?
Azerach, Thanks
But did you say what about the differences in the pics? .. (you edited it out of the post) ?
Azerach, Thanks
But did you say what about the differences in the pics? .. (you edited it out of the post) ?
Might have to do with the interaction of the sceen refresh rate and the camera refresh rate the sceen was filmed with.Another issue:
The videos show tearing, even in replays and with few cars on screen. I hoped they would be able to solve the GT5P performance problems.
Right well it is indeed only arcade mode being shown as Gamescom which is odd. Also the AI is apparently still bad, that said it's another translation job. This is from an artcile from 4players and they did not sounds impressed with GT5. Said it would need to do more to catch up to Forza.........
http://www.4players.de/4players.php/spielinfonews/Allgemein/9148/1971553/Gran_Turismo_5.html
mirrors and windows make sense not to be able to be damaged as if they got damaged you couldnt use inside view properly
Well one video shows the bonnet/hood popping up after being damaged, after that's happened it'd be pretty hard to drive from interior view.
Is it just me or does it seem like the doors and bonnet pop open too easily? In a smash they doors MIGHT pop open, but they are just as likely (if not more likely) to get jammed shut, rather than randomly pop open.