You can still download GT5 updates.Question for posterity:
My OG Fat PS3 is still running last i check... And has all the save from when I left off...
If I ever have to or were to restart everything from the beginning, wiping the HD clean one day...
Wouldn't it make sense that I pre-download all the updates currently available onto a USB?
The fear I have is if PSN ever decide to stop supporting GT6, i want to still be able to play the latest and greatest Offline version...
Is that possible?
What about GT5 and GT5 Prologue ?
I basically want to prepare and have everything ready for my retirement ( I still 20-30 years ahead) so that I don't have to jump through too many hoops then...
Sadly you can't do that on a original firmware and such, but I'd suggest at least going up to 2.11 for GT5, and 1.22 for GT6.If I ever have to or were to restart everything from the beginning, wiping the HD clean one day...
Wouldn't it make sense that I pre-download all the updates currently available onto a USB?
I don't fear PSN will ever decide to stop supporting GT5 & GT6 with there updates, as long as there is a PSN Account you will be fine I think.The fear I have is if PSN ever decide to stop supporting GT6, i want to still be able to play the latest and greatest Offline version...
Well, speaking of updates, does updates really make the game better in physics, sound, FFB, or the like? (that is, fundamentally improve on the gameplay experience.) I am interested in getting my first GT game within a month or so but I will mostly live offline (at least not until GT7 comes out. The reason I am here is because I didn't like the idea of playing a game with a working PC, and I can't afford to build a more specialized computer.) Is downloading those updates more trouble than its worth? I like the idea of putting racing number on any non-racing Premium car(implemented in v1.10), though.
All GT6 updates will make the game a lot better and this method below never fails.Well, speaking of updates, does updates really make the game better in physics, sound, FFB, or the like? (that is, fundamentally improve on the gameplay experience.) I am interested in getting my first GT game within a month or so but I will mostly live offline (at least not until GT7 comes out. The reason I am here is because I didn't like the idea of playing a game with a working PC, and I can't afford to build a more specialized computer.) Is downloading those updates more trouble than its worth? I like the idea of putting racing number on any non-racing Premium car(implemented in v1.10), though.
If you got the disc version just delete your Game Data and re-download the updates again, and see if that help your problem with laoding tracks.What is even more surprising is that while some simple tracks like Tokyo R246 completely fails to load(the final corner does not load, so I chose not to complete City Trials), the Sierra Time Rally never freezes; in fact, for some reason, the Sierra track is the most reliable track in terms of loading, as while some AI cars fail to load, the entire track loads just fine and I have never crashed the game in Sierra Time Rally. Surprising since Sierra is the second longest track in this game. Still trying to get gold in Event 1; my best is 950k points!
Well, I solved this problem by accident; I found it when I tried to turn up the game music, which froze the game. I then found out that some game soundtracks won't play, so I removed those music files on the playlist. Then the game loads much better, up to a point where I can load more than 3 races in succession!
Well, the game's running fine now. Why?Sounds like you need a new HDD or maintenance done on the current one.
The issues you describe are usually a sign of bad sectors on your HDD, If a save file happens to fall under one of those sectors it can become corrupted, or in the case of the sound files not playing or crashing the game.Well, the game's running fine now. Why?
Can I install 6 updates at a time or after the 6th update shall I install them once at a time?Do not download the updates all at once or you will have a nightmare, these steps below you will never have a problem with installing the updates.
Step 1. Do the first 6 updates when the 7th update is just about to start, just press the O button on your DS3 to stop the updates from going any further.
Step 2. disable the internet.
Step 3. Start GT6 and let the updates to be installed.
Step 4. Once the updates are installed, go to out of GT6 then enable the internet again.
Step 5. Press on GT6 and do step 1 and 2 and step 3 again until all the updates are installed.
Just install 6 updates at a time and if you want to be safe then do one update at a time, or you can do 2 o 3 at a time my friend.Can I install 6 updates at a time or after the 6th update shall I install them once at a time?
Great that’s perfect! Formatted my HDD, luckily I’ve still got my save data backed up. This is a nightmare lol.Just install 6 updates at a time and if you want to be safe then do one update at a time, or you can do 2 o 3 at a time my friend.
With GT6 that's just unavoidable most of the time due to how the updates processed.I don't want to spend another full day installing updates!
I do get this, but I wonder if there is a better way to save the disk without replacing or formatting it!With GT6 that's just unavoidable most of the time due to how the updates processed.