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Im thinking with move maybe car viewing... you know the tech demos of the mobile camera? where they would use the move like a torch/camera and look around inside the scene.... well like that only you can move up to and look around and inside your cars in the garage or showroom. I think that will be it! I think a long shot would be two moves in each hand and play acting a steering wheel with your hands... good for a 5 minute laugh (Motorstorm sixaxis = insane giggling with friends as you wildly twist your arms trying to control the damn thing)

On a wish, I bought Modnation Racers on friday (great game by the way highly recommend it) and I would be more than happy with a livery editor of that quality in GT5... I've used the one of Forza 2 and 3 and ModNation just batters them in terms of what you can do with little time and ease of use!

Plus finally if GT5 does indeed have/want a track editor then I dont beleive you can look past our good friend Modnation again on that front... 30 mins and you go from a plain level surface to a lush alpine mountain road with dips and challenging hairpin bends or a blast through sprawling city streets...

Just to clear it up this isnt a public service announcement from the Modnation school for motoring its just using it as an example of how to get major features bang on!:sly:

Good point! I agree with you about the MOVE as an "eye" to take a look around our garages or even a car shop! Then, there is no menu-type garage or shop.
 
Whatttt....the ps ice-cream is the real "problem" of GT5 delay'?!!
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I plead for the following:
1) CLOSE ALL threads and forums about GT5
2) Wait patiently for the game
3) Get the game after release and being thrilled about it without having seen a lot of the content before.

I really have to say: the surprise is quiet gone when you have seen the content before, don't you agree???

I'll try to be "abstinent" and don't look in this forum for pics etc....only for the release date. And then when that day finally has arrived:

BÄNG!!! YES!!! STRIKE!!! what a game...
 
who excited for move or 3D ? maybe %0.1 of gtfans :sick:

I'm sure NONE at all! :ouch:

If there is one, just ONE (1) GTFan that thinks Move in GT5 is cool... I slap him in the face until he recognize it's :yuck:

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I plead for the following:
1) CLOSE ALL threads and forums about GT5
2) Wait patiently for the game
3) Get the game after release and being thrilled about it without having seen a lot of the content before.

I really have to say: the surprise is quiet gone when you have seen the content before, don't you agree???

I'll try to be "abstinent" and don't look in this forum for pics etc....only for the release date. And then when that day finally has arrived:

BÄNG!!! YES!!! STRIKE!!! what a game...

I don't think Jordan would be too happy to do that xD
 
Just to clear it up this isnt a public service announcement from the Modnation school for motoring its just using it as an example of how to get major features bang on!:sly:
Well, you said it right there, "major features". Modnation does the livery and track editing so well because those were two key foundations upon which the game was built. What the game lacks in realism, it makes up for in flexibility because the intent was always there from the ground-up.

Now, while I can see every chance of GT5 getting some kind of livery editor, I cannot see GT5 getting a track editor that goes anywhere near that level of flexibility. We might get a flat area to lay cones out, or construct a small track from set pieces, or maybe the ability to map out courses in a city (like Project Gotham Racing 3). Personally, I'd rather not have a track editor and see the effort put to better use elsewhere in the core game.

Any mention of using psp as rear view or side veiw mirror?
What would you do with that feature? Buy two PSPs and fasten them to the sides of your TV?! :lol: As a cool gimmick, I cannot see the point of it because you'd need some way of mounting it close to you in the air so you can just glance across at it. Maybe in a racing rig you could mock something up, but for the 99.9% of people playing the game with a pad from a bed/sofa/chair, I can't see it being used.
 
Well, you said it right there, "major features". Modnation does the livery and track editing so well because those were two key foundations upon which the game was built. What the game lacks in realism, it makes up for in flexibility because the intent was always there from the ground-up.

Now, while I can see every chance of GT5 getting some kind of livery editor, I cannot see GT5 getting a track editor that goes anywhere near that level of flexibility. We might get a flat area to lay cones out, or construct a small track from set pieces, or maybe the ability to map out courses in a city (like Project Gotham Racing 3). Personally, I'd rather not have a track editor and see the effort put to better use elsewhere in the core game.

In a way, I agree. I also agree with the extent and scope of the type of editor you described, though I never knew PGR3 had such a thing! Mind you, I only played it for a couple of days on my housemate's "f*gbox" (as he called it! :scared:)

But, who knows what PD've been tinkering away at. We could all still end up hideously disappointed. Such is life.

EDIT: Could we use the PSP for spectating? Actually, that's a crap idea...
 
I don't understand what did you mean.

It's a saying more or less within popular culture to jokingly describe Cold War rivalry between the Soviet-Union and the West.

For example, when a Western General says "We will release the game soon".
To which the Soviet-Russian General replies "In Soviet-Russia game releases itself", etc. to show the Soviet-Union is superior in an exaggerated way.;)
 
I don't know...
It would be really a mistake to concentrate on move for GT5.
The GT5 public isn't the public that wants the move.

I'd agree that not many of us here on GTP would want move, but please define GT5 public.

How many people bought GT4? And how many people are on this forum? Big disparity? Yup. Hardcore GT fans like ourselves are not the only ones to buy GT, plenty more casual gamers and car fans do. Sony want to use GT5 to help push Move, it makes marketing sense for them.

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although it may impair my racing abilities :drool:

It'd be like Jessiqa Pace at Monaco all over again!
 
who excited for move or 3D ? maybe %0.1 of gtfans :sick:
IF, and only if, Move will be used for an eventual livery editor, pit-stops, and menu/showroom navigation I will be VERY excited.
 
Does anyone here wonder if the Move ( pushed perhaps by Sony ) forced PD to add features to the game ( paintshop/livery editor ) which may otherwise not be included or at least far less comprehensive.
Not sure the big delay may be caused to just implementing the Move into existing features ( but I could be very wrong ) which may indeed feel like an afterthought and forced PD to get back to the drawing board to create features which actually make sense for the Move to be compatible with.
 
It's a saying more or less within popular culture to jokingly describe Cold War rivalry between the Soviet-Union and the West.

For example, when a Western General says "We will release the game soon".
To which the Soviet-Russian General replies "In Soviet-Russia game releases itself", etc. to show the Soviet-Union is superior in an exaggerated way.;)

Thanks for explaining!!!Sorry for off-topic... :)
 
News update: Sony has provided MCV with the following statement – "We will be announcing further details of Gran Turismo 5 in June in Los Angeles during the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Until that time we cannot comment on rumour or speculation."

Link?
 
Integrating the psp is a no brainer. If your able to transfer data over regarding GT then I suppose they may have gone one further and added mirror/telemetry screen.

That would be cool since the only reason I got my psp was for GT. This would only be a plus.
 
Does anyone here wonder if the Move ( pushed perhaps by Sony ) forced PD to add features to the game ( paintshop/livery editor ) which may otherwise not be included or at least far less comprehensive.
Not sure the big delay may be caused to just implementing the Move into existing features ( but I could be very wrong ) which may indeed feel like an afterthought and forced PD to get back to the drawing board to create features which actually make sense for the Move to be compatible with.

:tup:I agree.
 
That would be cool since the only reason I got my psp was for GT. This would only be a plus.

Don't own a PSP and not intending to buy one, although a cool application could be a co-op 2 player rally-event where one is the navigator using the PSP as track data-provider ( like the real clipboard ) and no further info for the driver on the TV-screen rendering him/her totally reliant upon the real-life navigator ( although when you're growing familiar with those rally-tracks it may become irrelevant ).
 
F1 - the very first racing game i got could do this. So undoubtly GT5 will somehow be able to implent it, if they are willing to of course.

Sorry for the late reply:
No, you can't use the PSP as a rearview mirror in F1:CE.
It was presented once at a E³ but not implemented.
 
Don't own a PSP and not intending to buy one, although a cool application could be a co-op 2 player rally-event where one is the navigator using the PSP as track data-provider ( like the real clipboard ) and no further info for the driver on the TV-screen rendering him/her totally reliant upon the real-life navigator ( although when you're growing familiar with those rally-tracks it may become irrelevant ).

Man I didn't even think about that. Some 2 player co-op like that would be the bees knees!:)

My wife bought me the psp and GT for christmas last year and it is so cool, that if I get bored at work or are traveling if I want to I can go screaming down Le Sarthe at 200 mph in a Ferrari F1, then I can.
 
For example, when a Western General says "We will release the game soon".
To which the Soviet-Russian General replies "In Soviet-Russia game releases itself", etc. to show the Soviet-Union is superior in an exaggerated way.;)

BAAAAHHAHAHA.

Screw PS Move, make DFGT cheaper instead.

I would actually be interested in the Move, except for the fact that i dont want to be swinging around some glow in the dark Avatar penis.
 
BAAAAHHAHAHA.

Screw PS Move, make DFGT cheaper instead.

I would actually be interested in the Move, except for the fact that i dont want to be swinging around some glow in the dark Avatar penis.

Last month the G27 went on sale for half price at Best Buy $149.99
 
I would actually be interested in the Move, except for the fact that i dont want to be swinging around some glow in the dark Avatar penis.

Wasn't aware that movie ( which I didn't see and never, ever want to see ) had an adult version.......
 
@ TRK29 150 american! Make the DFGT 69.99$ Watch it fly.

@ analog, I havent seen it either, but one glace at the poster would be enough to deduct that info.

Anyway why do we need this luminous ice cream cone? Is it a message Sony wants to send to the us, world domination, having the blue globe in your hands? I dont know, but why couldnt it be sleeker like a black and silver Wiimote or something?.
 
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