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Interesting that a couple of reviews say the online platform needs some work/is a hassle, but in the Destructoid review, for instance, they call it 'a really polished, attractive online experience'.
uno_ken posted:
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Call me a stalker but I just facebooked the author of this article
Martin Robinson
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If GT5 was 10 premium cars and one track the Nurburgring, I would gladly pay 100$ for it.
The conclusion of IGN :
"Gran Turismo 5 is a 10/10 simulator wrapped up in a 5/10 game – it’s driving is as exhilarating as anything that’s gone before, and its slavish obsession with the minutiae of many of its cars ensure it's an encyclopaedia of automotive delights. Its brilliance on the track, however is matched by its sloppiness off of it, and there’s a lack of polish that would at one time have seemed sacrilegious to the series. Ultimately its driving wins out to ensure that it’s still a great game, but it leaves that nagging doubt; this could have been a masterpiece were it not for the fact that Polyphony was so absorbed with the detail that it took its eye off the ball."
this is a lesson for polyphony : polish and presentation are very important in video games ! hopefully they could patch this, or we must wait for GT6 for a more polished experience...(for example in a patch they sould allow a full install option...)
Well it's no surprise, IGN is hand in hand with M$, they provide game coverage and many more for xbox live.
A wish to put too much in, to do too much instead of doing a few things really, really well. Within the slow and one-sided career mode, the uneven graphics and the dizzying presentation I find improved and more dynamic car physics, a good online mode and amazingly beautiful Premium-cars. But that's not enough to beat Forza Motorsport 3
Reading the comments of the IGN review I found this gem posted by someone.