pun dah ada h/way baru da,jalan lama digunakan oleh t.djan utk drift..



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ckblMM47Gw&feature=related

This post has been edited by alg: Oct 13 2010, 12:29 PM

thanks man

delay for the 1st time,and for russian only..

thanks bro evo

FYI,they never delayed it before,they just havent give the released date for it until they announced - 2 nov 2010,all the previous date was a rumors only..

This post has been edited by alg: Oct 13 2010, 03:24 PM

true,years edi..

damn......

ninja-san,change to wawasan 2020...

wawasan 2020 la bro

so damn rite

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Production Issues Blamed for Gran Turismo 5 Delay,Yamauchi Issues Apology



As the drama surrounding the delay of the PlayStation 3’s flagship title spreads around the web, one very important question remains unanswered: why? An official explanation will most likely never be issued, but that won’t stop me from trying to figure out this puzzle. First up, Taku Imasaki (North American GT5 producer) offers a vague look at what’s been happening on the “inside” via an interview with the New York Times:

“We’re really close, but this was an executive decision that was made yesterday. Realistically, we thought we had a good date. We’re not happy over here.”

This somewhat confusing statement wasn’t lost on the Times editor, who didn’t hesitate to add “there was also speculation that Sony might not have sufficient supplies of the game to meet demand in November”. This speculation was later supported by a comment from a Sony Canada spokesperson to Reuters Canada, clearly stating that “production difficulties were to blame for the delay”.

On a more positive note, I have been privately informed that review copies of GT5 were only briefly postponed and should still be in reviewer’s hands within the next few weeks. I can also report Sony is targeting a new release window within approximately 8-12 days after November 26th (“Black Friday” in the United States).

Keeping in mind that Sony presses their own Blu-Ray discs, and production time at each facility is carefully divided and scheduled between all of the company’s movies and games for the holiday season, Polyphony Digital may have missed an important production window that has now put both companies in a difficult position. Regardless of what’s really going on, Yamauchi has personally apologized to fans via Twitter:

“Apologies for the delay. It’s because time and labor were spent ironing the kinks out of a complex system. I’m really sorry. Everyone, it’s inexcusable… Wait a little longer.”

We’ll find out exactly how long a “little longer” is very soon.

-thanks to GTplanet

This post has been edited by alg: Oct 14 2010, 06:03 PM

GT5 Missed Production Window by Only 3 Days Sony Determines New Dates

A GameReactor associate in Tokyo, Gregor Wildermann, has reportedly made contact with Polyphony Digital and Kazunori Yamauchi for further clarification on Gran Turismo 5’s production status:

[Kazunori Yamauchi's] reply was that the game was only three days late from their side, and that Sony has to decide what that means for the release.

This aligns with the other information I’ve received about review copies and release windows, and further suggests that GT5’s ultimate new release date will be determined by Blu-Ray production schedules – not software development.

Source - Gtplanet

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