Cool! That's all I ask for. Just ask me and I'll have no problem with it.PunkRockHeh, I could go and post that on GTX, giving you full credit, using my own webspace instead of yours, and there's nothing you could do about that.
Viper ZeroThis image may not be displayed on any other website besides GTPlanet.net. If I find it on another website, it goes down for good.
Yeah, I was thinking of that at first. Well hopefully if the tracks are backwards, they'll have different scenery like GT3 did. 👍Do you race?... Probably counting racing track backwards as well. I seemed to remember something about 55 tracks, 45 of which can be raced backwards ...
Anyway, damn teaser posters. So elusive for something that tells you niente.
The scenery changed? I never knew that! Then again, I've never played GT3 ...98cobraYeah, I was thinking of that at first. Well hopefully if the tracks are backwards, they'll have different scenery like GT3 did. 👍
ArwinI think that like GT3, they will do anything, including leaving a few too many bugs in, to get the game out before Christmas Eve in the US. Us Europeans on the other hand are looking at another delay. An event I went to last weekend in Frankfurt (www.best-players-cup.de ) had the GT4 promotion retracted by Sony, which was promised earlier, and even though Sony provided over 128 PS2s and such (so it's not like they retracted from the event).
Compared to the US where they even have events where they let the likes of Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown play the game (2 weeks ago in NY I think), I think I know what that means ...
Anyway, long live fliptops and chips, down with regional differences.
Oh and btw, the Toyota Prius IS a powerhouse.
Interactive spectators are the ones that run off just in time after they took your picture or back away if you drive past them very closely. Since there is no online, what else did you expect?![]()
erm, the interactive spectators are you!
you must have heard of the new mode they put in where you can watch a car through a race and order it about like a pit crew would?
you know, send it in for tyres, or ask the driver to drive less agressively to save rubber, even ask him to overtake....
its up to you what you command your car to do in a race, but that is what the mag advert is referring to, surely?
someone please correct me.