GT5 Prologue in October
In Japan, anyway.
Polyphony Digital has revealed that Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will be heading to the Japanese PlayStation Network in October.
The announcement came during a presentation of the game at the Tokyo PlayStation Premier event, where a variety of cars were also confirmed for the demo - including some being shown at the Tokyo Motor Show later in the year. Online play was also confirmed, although there was no mention of cost - for now we'll assume it will follow in the footsteps of the HD Concept taster earlier in the year and be free to download, and then we can be in uproar if they decide to do something different. Go team Internet!
Prologue will, of course, offer another insight into what to expect from the full Gran Turismo 5 game when it launches on PS3 sometime in the future. As the name suggests.
Sony flashed the Prologue demo around at its E3 conference last week in Santa Monica, too, showing off shiny cars with reflections to make mirrors jealous. We were told to expect it this year, although we're still waiting for confirmation on a US and European date.
Unfortunately Sony UK was unavailable to comment at the time of writing.
Head over to our impressions of Gran Turismo HD Concept to see why we're so excited by another demo.
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It's probably a replay, but it's effing gorgeous.
Free to DL means I'll get it in Octoiber, awesomeness.
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At the risk of sounding apologetic, I can kind of see why it won't (I guess) have car damage. Apart from destroying the aesthetic car porn appeal anyway, they just couldn't make them (edit: the damaged cars) look nearly as perfectly real from a purely technical point of view.
That doesn't mean I don't want car damage, mind.
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@ Disc: Now I have to change my underwear!
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And people are also getting exited about public betas
As long as it's free, I have no complaints - nice to get a small taste of things to come
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I belive most games can live with visual damage not looking 100% realistic.
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Maybe Sony's "Home" will feature a garage where GT5 cars can be browsed and shown to friends?
That would be REALLY F***ING sick
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Personally I'm expecting a majority of the cars to be non damageable.
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\o/ spelilng 4 teh w1n
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Yeah i do sometimes as well, just dont want Sony to dress it up to be more than
it is. Its a another demo when a demo has already been released.
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A demo that isn't just one car on the track, A demo that doesn't rely on time trial to be competitive, A demo that looks to have 16 cars on the same track, a demo that has Online play this is no ordinary demo, it's GT5 Prologue.
HYPE HYPE HYPE.
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*you know, the ones you always use because they handle better...i think that's fine...I'm not really bothered if the 'street spec' cars don't have damage.
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So I think your prayers are gonna be answered!
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At the same time, it better be fucking free. I don't have the patience to wait for SCEE to get their finger out.
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Whoa, it would be like back in the days where Developers actually made games.....
Can you IMAGINE?
And who says Sony Playstation 3 has no games!!!!
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If i didnt already have a PS3 i'd most definatly be pickin one up for GT5. This is set to do for the PS3 what GT3 did for the PS2 gave millions the reason they where lookin for to pic one up.
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