er... berapa for the G25 ar? i see liao, dem sui ler...

*drum rolls* RM988..!!

WAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*digging hole in to nearby bank
awaiting next public holiday

Is there still hope for Gran Turismo on PSP?

EBGames list out the game for Pre-Release order item at $39.99 and will be ship out on 2/1/2008.

http://www.ebgames.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=190171

EDIT: This is old news ka? Sorry aaaa...hehehehehehhe...

This post has been edited by Lakum: Jun 27 2007, 09:20 PM

lakum, u ok ar? think GT too much is it?

LOL...ya lo...hahahaha. Still hoping they didnt cancel it. Hehehehe...

ala lakum, just play gt2 on psp la..same also what

Hehehehe...yg tu main gak.

Apa pendapatmu snake. Will GT come out on PSP?

supposingly not, but hor, if buy GT5, free UMD dic on GT also not bad ler...

Guys just want to ask.. is logitech momo steering wheel can make GT gameplay much more better? just wondernig. BTW i know that g25 is way way better just that i want to buy momo since thats is the most affordable one for me. haha

personally i think it will but after gt5.

reason? ps3 needs more games..especially a high profile game like gt5.
all that power, that crazy price..no really killer app.

susah la kawan.

playing GT games with a wheel is way way better than using controller. SAVE YOUR THUMBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OT: EVOHAHN how bout momo wheel on other simulation game? is it good i mean the response and handling...

some of our drivers in our league use MOMO.

Auto industry tome Car and Driver made the trek out to Japan for a feature on Gran Turismo creator Polyphony Digital studios in its August 2007 issue. Among the obsessively detailed descriptions of the Polyphony offices and some ridiculously simplistic analysis of the console wars, the article managed to squeeze in a few details about Gran Turismo 5 from creator Kazunori Yamauchi. Among the salient news:

* Programming detailed car models on the PS3 is a ridiculously time-consuming process. "For Gran Turismo 1, one car was one day's work for one man," Yamauchi said. "For GT3, one car was one man's work for 30 days. For GT5, one car is one man's work for 180 days."
* Since programming 700 new cars for GT5 would take the Polyphony team five years, the game will launch with what the article calls a "a much smaller collection," with downloadable updates to follow. This seems to somewhat confirm earlier rumors of a focus on downloadable content for the GT series.
* Yamauchi said the PS3 is powerful enough to handle in-game car damage , but implementing it realistically would require "double the work" in physics and artistic modeling. So will it make it into the game? As the Magic 8-Ball might say, signs point to no.

While comments from Sony seem to indicate a vague Spring '08 release for GT5, the Car & Driver article speculates that Sony might have to indulge Yamauchi's artistic temperament, "even if it pushes Gran Turismo 5's release date to the end of 2008 or beyond." We just hope the game doesn't get shoveled over to the PS4, or worse, end up in perpetual vaporware development like Gran Turismo Mobile.

hope that they take too much time.... or else i might skip PS3

E3 2007: Gran Turismo 5 Prologue

No waiting until 2008 to try GT5. The online-enabled Prologue demo is coming this year.

July 11, 2007 - Gran Turismo 5 is still on the distant horizon, but following the success of Gran Turismo HD as a free download on the PlayStation Store (over one million downloads). Later this year, Sony will tease GT5 with the release of a downloable demo called Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. Prologue is going to be a full-featured demo that includes online functionality for multiplayer racing.

Sony unspoiled a brief demo of the game on the big screen -- it looks extremely promising, running in full HD. The demo trailer started with a pit crew poring over a Ferrari before it tore down a race track. The camera flies into the car as the driver squeals away. The camera swings behind the driver before swooping out to follow the car as it roars down the asphalt. Even from outside the car, you can see an incredible amount of detail within the racing machine, from the contours of the driver's helmet to instruments on the dash.

The trailer revealed several environments, from a nighttime city run to a traditional race track. Cityscapes looking quite European in flavor sported detailed architecture and texture work. There was a run through a lush landscape, too, with the sun poking through vegetation to create some fancy lighting effects. The trailer was short, ending with a static shot of a polished ride sitting in a city square.

Source: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/803/803512p1.html

WOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

YATTA!!!

Apa lagik, bang. PS3 pun dah turun harga.