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Gran Turismo 5 (Sony PlayStation 3, 2010)
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£3.99
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Good graphics and feel, disappointed at how few 2nd hand cars you can buy at any one time, and the lack of "world" class tracks, so few in retrospect, when you consider the amount in the Original.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Lovely range cars with loads of different tracks, 3D option for single player and many more options to configure your game settings
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game took 4 years to produce but the real reason is because sony kept delaying after several reasons, 3D, SDK, Hacked,this that etc. The game camt out , we fans were all happy but eventually you can see that this product is only half of it. the menus are ugly and taken straight from the older GT series, the cars which are premium look great but have jaggy shadows, the game has way too many standard cars which look like a ps2 games on ps3 hardware which is a disgrace to us fans who actually hyped up this product. overal 8/10 graphics - no big deal damage - completly rubbish online - nothing to do besides host , no auction or challenges. splitscreen - boring just standard vs, no drift or free run replayability - not really takes atleast a full month to finish the game 100% and then nothing left to do. loading times- are slow but decent considering how big this game is optional HDD install - 8gb of my HDD i had to consider ugprading ¬_¬ simulation - great but does not have the thrill of going fast. steering wheels- adds to the fun but cost alot limits- only send 1 car a day, max cash 20mil video - cannot record videos and upload to youtube as promised. offline - series of challenges and events dealership is tiny as most cars are standard.Read full review
I bought this game with very high expectations after GT4 and all the reviews I had heard. Lets start with the Cons: - There may be over 1000 cars available to buy but you can only use a fraction of those in the races in GT Mode unless you are racing online. - There are only 9 races per mode (begginer, expert etc) so the last game had more, and the races are mostly involving cars that you will use for one race then never use again, e.g. a useless pick up truck - Each race takes forever to load even if you have installed/saved the 8GB game to your PS3 Harddrive - Just on a personal point, I used to like the special rallies but there are only about 5 in the whole game, and even then you don't win a car. - Instead of having to complete licenses to unlock races tou have to level up by either completing the licenses for fun (some of which have levels that are near impossible to do let alone get the gold standard times which even then dont give you any good cars until you reach I-A) or completing races. - B-Spec mode is annying and way to drawn out (unlike GT4 you cant just use b-spec to complete the endurance races which you actually have to do yourself both in A-spec and B-spec) Pro's: - The graphics are superb! You wil not be disappointed with this! - When you can figure out how to get onto the online play with friends it is very sharp and flexible - All the cars are much more modifiable than previous games and requires more knowledge to acheive the best results rather than just adding maximum BHP and flooring it! - You can get both Ferrari's and Lambo's some of which are awesome some are shockingly bad. All in all it is a brilliant game providing you lower your expectations slightly first. Either way it gets very addictive (I have even got my non-gaming girlfriend hooked on it!) Definately buy this game!Read full review
Bought this for my hubby and he sold it on about a week later. The product is very stylish but little else. The music is fantastic the cars are amazing the courses are perfect with a great choice of cities, day, night etc... and a superb range of prestigious cars, but the game itself just feels like it's trying too hard to be sleek. Our major gripe was the cars not appearing damaged or fractured after even the most spectacular of crashes, for me that was enough to write it off as unrealistic, yep, not even a scratch, the car just gets back on the course in perfect condition fully operational and ready to drive. I appreciate that for some people a car that doesn't show any damage after a smash might be a bonus, but I don't think it serves any purpose other than to protect the image of the car manufacturers featured, it certainly didn't enhance my experience, just turned me off. My husband just didn't like the fell of it, it was smart and snazzy but too drawn out I suppose, a game he COULD live without!Read full review
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