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Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is a racing video game developed by polyphony Digital and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for PlayStation 3. It was released on December 13, 2007 in Japan; February 15, 2008 in Hong Kong; March 27, 2008 in Australia; March 28, 2008 in Europe; and April 17, 2008 in North America. It enables single-player, split-screen multiplayer and up to 16-player in online multiplayer. It was rated A by CERO, E by ESRB and 3+ by PEGI.
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See moreGran Turismo 5 Prologue is a racing video game developed by polyphony Digital and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for PlayStation 3. It was released on December 13, 2007 in Japan; February 15, 2008 in Hong Kong; March 27, 2008 in Australia; March 28, 2008 in Europe; and April 17, 2008 in North America. It enables single-player, split-screen multiplayer and up to 16-player in online multiplayer. It was rated A by CERO, E by ESRB and 3+ by PEGI.
The Gran Turismo 5 Prologue features the realistic in-car view feature that includes functioning speedometers and odometers, reflecting rear-view mirrors, wing mirrors and real time in-car lighting effects. It also works with PlayStation 3 compatible steering wheel. In addition, it features different engine sounds for each car picked up for each race. It also introduces new interface called My Page that is different from other previous Gran Turismo game series. My Page acts as the player’s personalized menu for the game, which it consists of a calendar that marks upcoming events, a world map with the player’s play area marked in red, motorsports related news, maps, and a clock. Additionally, the vehicle is set in Full HD advanced 3D environment with a 360° camera work and the GUI’s real time zoom-in function is enabled. Also, there is Gran Turismo TV feature that provides free SD trailers for Super GT, D1 Grand Prix and Best Motoring. Plus, it features six circuits which four of them located in Japan, Europe and North America, and another two fictitious tracks which are The High Speed Ring and Eiger Norward. Each track features two different layout.
See lessGran Turismo 5 Prologue is a game that many have expressed concern about. Over the past several weeks many Operation Sports users have complained the game is nothing more than an overpriced demo. Read more
is without a doubt a beautiful piece of gameplay and offers a lot of realistic driving fun. Visually and auditively this is top, but the game does disappoint in a lot of other departments, not in the least when comparing with other racing games that have been on the market already for quite some time. The weak online multiplayer, the absence of a damage model, the average AI and the somewhat clumsy menus make the game a lot less appealing. A definite suggestion for those... Read more
Overall, both hardcore and amateur-level gamers should enjoy Gran Turismo 5 Prologue and can purchase it today at Amazon.com for $39.99 with free shipping. Read more
Drifting started out as a racing technique over 30 years ago when motorcycling legend turned driver, Kunimitsu Takahashi, became famous for his drifting style in the 1970s. He became well-known for hitting the apex at a high speed and drifting through the corner to preserve a high exit speed, which became a strategy that helped him earn several championships and immense popularity. Read more
The Gran Turismo series has been the game of choice for many car aficionados since its initial launch in 1998. The titles have an unrivalled number of cars, with some of the most realistic handling seen in racing games and graphics that have pushed the hardware to the limit. But this formula is now a decade old and whilst sequels have always remained popular, can the series still make an impact now that we’ve entered another console generation? Read more
excellant, must have if you enjoy racing , and the online is classic, what a laugh. graphics spot on and gameplay very good. Read more
This game sure is not lacking cars; however so far (completed the 'A' series of events), it seems to not have many circuits, only half a dozen. I hope more become accessible as I progress, but I have doubts it will be as many as I'd like. For those circuits that are there, though, there is little to complain about. The graphics are great (1080 resolution!). I haven't seen if they can be driven at night or in bad weather, if not that would definitely be a bad point... Read more
I'm a huge GT fan. But I think this version may have been released before it was ready to meet the deadline. I hate the "pass them all in one lap races", and the penalties interrup far too often to fully enjoy the game. You get penalized even when other cars bump into you. And when there are many cars on the screen at the same time, the processor bogs down and makes the screen jump. I also preferred the "race for the parts" version of the game more than this one. The... Read more
After playing GT5 Prologue for awhile I am really looking forward to gran turismo 5 now. The graphics are simply amazing, the races are really fun, and the online aspect of the game makes it even better! I love the in-car view and the realistic sounds and visuals of the game. The tracks are amazing too. If this is just the demo of the real game, I cannot wait until the real thing comes out! Read more
Best racing sim. 1080p. PSN. Read more