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Sony says that GT4 will be released October 2004. A bit behind schedule but they're working on adding in these features:
1) In order to play the game you must have a driver's license. I don't know how they're going to do it, but I think it's to avoid legal ramifications like Rockstar Games is getting from the acclaimed Grand Theft Auto series. I assume it has something to do with the killings obviously related to the Quake and Doom series as well.
2) They are removing the drift option from Arcade and working to make it impossible to drift cars in Gran Turismo 4. They didn't say why they're doing this, just that it is a matter of utmost importance. Maybe they don't like drifting anymore. I think Sony is anti-drifter.
3) Probably the easiest feature they're adding, which I believe is already complete, is a grammar and spelling checker built into the online chat function (which requires USB keyboard). Apparently online users are on a "three strikes and you're out" basis where after making three grammatical or spelling mistakes the user's online account is revoked.
AMAZING! I wonder what brought this all about.
Sony says that GT4 will be released October 2004. A bit behind schedule but they're working on adding in these features:
1) In order to play the game you must have a driver's license. I don't know how they're going to do it, but I think it's to avoid legal ramifications like Rockstar Games is getting from the acclaimed Grand Theft Auto series. I assume it has something to do with the killings obviously related to the Quake and Doom series as well.
2) They are removing the drift option from Arcade and working to make it impossible to drift cars in Gran Turismo 4. They didn't say why they're doing this, just that it is a matter of utmost importance. Maybe they don't like drifting anymore. I think Sony is anti-drifter.
3) Probably the easiest feature they're adding, which I believe is already complete, is a grammar and spelling checker built into the online chat function (which requires USB keyboard). Apparently online users are on a "three strikes and you're out" basis where after making three grammatical or spelling mistakes the user's online account is revoked.
AMAZING! I wonder what brought this all about.