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Don't remind me.CarbonFiber ManYea, almost as bad as North America having the same game for 3 1/2 years while everyone else get GTC and GT Prolougue.At least you PAL'ers know that you will get it eventually
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Don't remind me.CarbonFiber ManYea, almost as bad as North America having the same game for 3 1/2 years while everyone else get GTC and GT Prolougue.At least you PAL'ers know that you will get it eventually
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Show some proof of that.tha_conDec. 14 was the solid date set by SCEA, it is an official release date...
Solid LiftersStill no "Official" release date for US, but December 14 sounds like a good enough target.
GameSpot.comGran Turismo 4 will be released in Japan December 3 and in the United States December 14.
Superhero Wallywoot woot and we'll at least have mgs3 to entertain us for the month until it's release.
No. That's just what some game website is saying. It's not official. If there was an official date, it would be at the official Playstation website. And, it's not listed there yet.Cobra Sis this not official enough? 👍
Solid LiftersNo. That's just what some game website is saying. It's not official. If there was an official date, it would be at the official Playstation website. And, it's not listed there yet.
A lot of stuff, I imagine, but I wont list them.Jedi2016The claim that they took the information down is just as suspect as the dates that retailers post.
Solid, what could cause a delay now?
OK, so we're in agreement. Good. But the 14 is not official. Projected possible release date, sure.Jedi2016Never seen Sony take down release dates? Hell, I haven't seen it yet. Sure, I read a few reports, probably exaggerated from a single store that had bogus information and was told to take it down. I've seen no dates change on any of the main gaming websites. And Sony hasn't released any information to the contrary about the "targeted" date of Dec 14th. In fact, based on the recent gold announcement, I'd say there's a better-than-average chance we may even get the game before the 14th. The game is done.. short of a meteor strike on the manufacturing plant, it's well on schedule for the 12/3 and 12/14 dates.
kinigittThat and the fact that I only just received my DFP, so buying Prologue just to test it out a mere month away from GT4's launch would be useless.
We already discussed this above. NTSC'ers are not going to feel sorry for you PAL'ers anytime soon.T5-RWoo another 3 months of waiting, thanks PD!![]()
T5-RWoo another 3 months of waiting, thanks PD!![]()
ArwinFunny thing: going gold comes from the moment a game publisher hands over the disc to Microsoft for final processing (security etc.) and printing. It is fast becoming the general term for this same process on all platforms, but not everyone uses it and I highly doubt Sony or PD does. All GameSpot has done is translate YK's words 'it is finished' into 'has gone gold'.
Jedi2016Microsoft? Where did that come from? The term's been used since the beginning of the CD age, when master discs were pressed onto 24K gold rather than the aluminum alloy that CDs and DVDs normally use (long before Microsoft even existed). It's quite true that it's just a "nickname", so to speak, for a finished game (or movie, or album), since these days they probably don't even make a master disc. I imagine it's transmitted online to the manufacturer rather than burned and shipped. But what else are they going to say? The game has gone FTP?
What're you talking about ?ArwinFunny thing: going gold comes from the moment a game publisher hands over the disc to Microsoft for final processing (security etc.) and printing.