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Gran Turismo 5 Will Include a Track Editor and Go Karts
Written Tuesday, June 22, 2010 by Richard Walker
Having been delayed countless times, Gran Turismo 5 has been stretching the patience of PS3 gamers for some time now. But as the saying goes, good things come to those who wait, and it looks like Gran Turismo 5 is set to deliver several good things.
Polyphony has been hard at work on bringing several new features to the Real Driving Simulator, the most significant of which is the addition of go karting, a track editor and even stunt arenas.
"These innovations are twinned with the option to join millions of like-minded individuals globally within the Gran Turismo community and to find a driving experience to suit, whether that is taking on the Top Gear test track, chucking cars around stunt arenas, go-karting, creating and sharing your own track or intense head-to-head races," said SCE Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida on PlayStation.com.
With more than 1000 licensed vehicles, damage modelling, 3D support and 32-player online multiplayer, it looks as though the delays will have actually been worth it.
Gran Turismo 5 is set to launch in November 2010, and there'll reportedly be no further changes to the release window.
32 player online will be sweet
* Will feature over 1,000 cars
* 200 cars are classed as premium and include the most detailed interiors and adjustable headlights
* Full NASCAR races will feature
* World Rally Championship will feature
* Jeff Gordon, Tony Stuart, and Dale Earnhardt Jr will feature as themselves
* 20 different tracks with 70 variations
* The Top Gear track will feature
* Time of day cycles
* Lighting effects all objects and particles in the game
* Smoke from tyres is simulated in real-time
* Sparks and small stones are simulated in real-time with all cars
* All cars receive physics damage, dirt marks, scratches and dents
* Only premium cars feature damage that separate body parts and panels
* Damage does not feature in all race types
* All cars can roll-over
* You can walk around your car in photo mode and the entire scene
* You can create multiplayer track days and races for just friends
* You can spectate any other players racing
* You can share race data easily between friends
* Gran Turismo 5 will be in stereoscopic 3D
* The game runs at 1080p at 60 FPS
* ‘My Page’ is a personalised starting page, including an event calendar, local time, local weather and quick launch icons.
* Side and rear view mirrors are fully functional, but you can also look out the side and rear windows with the D-Pad
* Undersides of cars are fully textured
* Photo mode allows situe of car in set locations
* Photo mode allows for photo manipulation including white balance, shutter speed and manual focus
* Players can create a lounge to connect with other racers, chat and watch current races. A lounge can be password protected.
* Head tracking is supported
* All cars feature a horn if it does in real-life
* A full 24 hour Le Mans race is present
* A virtual driving school will be available for noobs
* 16 players online and 32 player in a private lounge is supported
* World map to find races
* Body shop, tuning shop and car dealers all feature
* A track editor is present
* Go Karts will feature
* Stunt areas will feature
I still think it's crazy they can get that kind of graphical quality at 1080p while lesser games struggle at 720p
WTF is wrong with all the other PS3 developers?
This version of the game is known as the Signature Edition and the recommended retail price will be €179.99. It contains a whole host of exclusive additional content, which is listed below.
* Metal sculpted box finished in SLS AMG Obsidian Black
* Exclusive GT branded SLS AMG 1:43 model car
* GT leather wallet containing Signature Edition competition entry card
* Branded USB key with Polyphony/Mercedes-Benz trailer
* GT branded metal key fob
* Signature Edition coffee table book featuring the beautiful cars and locations of Gran Turismo 5
* 200 page Apex drivers magazine with hints on driving technique, car tuning, future technologies and more
* all 6 dlc stealth cars
* all 5 dlc ChromeLine' cars
Those lucky enough to get their hands on the Signature Edition (quantities are going to be strictly limited) will be able to enter an extraordinary competition that will combine in-game and real world driving challenges – the prize at the end of these two stages? A real Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG supercar.
G4TV released a new Gran Turismo 5 preview yesterday and aside from more car porn, a few interesting tidbits pertaining to NASCAR could be seen for a few seconds. We spotted five items worth noting in the screenshot below;
1. While we’ve seen a lot of NASCAR footage in GT5 previews, and we’ve heard a lot as well, it appears we’ll only get to race 8 cars per race. While the game can run “up to” 16 cars a race, that doesn’t appear to apply to NASCAR.
2. The attention to detail. We know Polyphony Digital are perfectionists, but this is some insane stuff. Here you see the Target decals on the pillar, exactly where it is in real life. We can’t wait to get this game in-house and have a full look around the cockpit.
3. Mirrors are an interesting feature in racing games. You’re essentially rendering the game from a different perspective in real-time while the player races. Here we see both the main rear-view mirror and the side mirror many drivers rely on due to the constraints of their racing seats. And of course everything in the mirrors is rather detailed.
4. It may be hard to see but it appears to be the right hand of the driver. Now, drivers are nothing new in Gran Turismo but it’s the small things that add up to make a great experience. Last we checked, however, all drivers in-game will be GT branded.
5. We’re not sure how old the G4TV preview build was but it appears Polyphony Digital still has a bit of tweaking to do if they want to get it absolutely right. Here you can see the lap time is a 47:700, which is about 1.675 seconds faster than the pole speed set by Juan Pablo Montoya at Indy a few weeks ago. Granted, the game still has a few months before it ships, but it’ll be interesting to see if PD fixes this or not.
That all said, and we don’t mean to throw EA under the bus here, but this could very well be the best NASCAR game to come along for fans in years, and that’s saying a lot considering this isn’t a full-fledged NASCAR game. While 8 cars on track seems a bit low, we’ve also been promised heavy damaging to these cars so it would make sense that the developers needed to limited what was on screen. Whether these are the final numbers, only PD know, so we’ll have to wait until November 2nd to find out.
Hard Drive install is a big issue for gamers who have less space on the PlayStation 3. With Gran Turismo 5 coming very soon, expect a hard drive install when it comes out.
According to Kazunori Yamauchi, the game has an optional hard drive install but to run the game, a 256MB space is required. The amount of space needed for the install is at least 10GB and gamers can expect a smooth experience. If this is indeed true, 10GB is indeed one of the biggest game that has an install on the PlayStation 3.
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