In case you missed Amar212’s thread, you can now view in-game rankings directly on Polyphony’s Japanese web site. Of course, the language barrier is an issue, but as Amar pointed out, basic functions can be easily discerned thanks to English track logos, buttons, and table headers. Click on a user’s name to see the details about the time, or click on the Course name to only show times from that circuit. It provides a quick way to check on the standings even while you are away from your PS3, and hopefully provides a look at future online functionality. Thanks for the heads-up, Amar!
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