The Australian guy and his (stolen) retail copy of GT5. Legit or fake ?

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That pretty much confirms that the disc are in production and that the Aus dude did have a stolen GT5 disc.
 
Now all we need is someone to hijack that ship and give away the copies.
 
Because it's is proven fake,watch the video and you would know that.This other disc hasn't been proven fake so people are drawn to it because it might be the real thing.


I'll admit I didn't watch it all the way to the end.

I did have my doubts, I mean, post from Polyphony? Get real.
 
I'll admit I didn't watch it all the way to the end.

I did have my doubts, I mean, post from Polyphony? Get real.

What post from polyphony are you talking about?Thats video wan't posted by Polyphony.
 
I kinda like Predwolf and SolidSnakeX's theory. That Jordan got in touch with the guy. And Jordan may have "struck a deal" with him. It is the only theory that fits all of the evidence.

The biggest problem with this theory, is that it seems outlandish. :grumpy:
 
I kinda like SolidSnakeX's theory. That Jordan got in touch with the guy. And Jordan may have "struck a deal" with him. It is the only theory that fits all of the evidence.

The biggest problem with this theory, is that it seems outlandish. :grumpy:

I put that theory out there a while back, nobody seemed to care.
 
lol I just called Sony, and the girl said that GT5 was available for download on the PS Store. Yea...No.
 
That pretty much confirms that the disc are in production and that the Aus dude did have a stolen GT5 disc.

I hope you aren't a judge or anything because the amount of logic used in proving something to you seems a bit light...
 
Wish I had NBN, I only got ADSL2+ suncing at 24Mbps!

Full sync nice! Far better than majority of the people I know. I myself am syncing at 7mbps on ADSL2+ (on a good day).

What was that about anyways?

Fibre to the Home National Broadband Network (FTTH NBN) roll out in Australia. Tasmania was selected as the first test location, as they apparently had the slowest internet access in the country before hand.
 
I hope you aren't a judge or anything because the amount of logic used in proving something to you seems a bit light...

Na engineering student. I think that because of the fact that the guy lives in Sydney, which has a BD production facility near by. He also had Black Ops early, which all points to him having connections with the production facility.
 
Full sync nice! Far better than majority of the people I know. I myself am syncing at 7mbps on ADSL2+ (on a good day).

I only get 5mbps due to being 5kms from the exchange, to get 24mbps eastley must have the exchange in his bedroom. :p
 
Wouldn't the peeling on the right of the disc be part of the rim image?
 
Na engineering student. I think that because of the fact that the guy lives in Sydney, which has a BD production facility near by. He also had Black Ops early, which all points to him having connections with the production facility.

I agree the circumstances paint a favorable picture... but it far from proves anything of the sort.

By the logic you used above, if I said "I am psychic, the next three cars around the bend will be red" and they were red, I woudl have proved I am psychic.

It's not proof, it's just some favorable circumstances....
 
We have no proof. But if you take everything into account it does look plausible.

Who cares anyway. We won't have proof until the game is in retail stores
 
Like I've said earlier, it doesn't matter if the disc is real or not if the australia guy doesn't post anymore new information on GT5, which seems likely in this case.
 
People say it looks fake, but i don't know... it looks legit lol
 
If it is NOT real, hats off to the person as it looks very convincing.
 
Full sync nice! Far better than majority of the people I know. I myself am syncing at 7mbps on ADSL2+ (on a good day).



Fibre to the Home National Broadband Network (FTTH NBN) roll out in Australia. Tasmania was selected as the first test location, as they apparently had the slowest internet access in the country before hand.

I've got that fibre optic stuff. 10mb up and down through the day 17ish up and down at night.
 
That pretty much confirms that the disc are in production and that the Aus dude did have a stolen GT5 disc.

We have no proof. But if you take everything into account it does look plausible.

Who cares anyway. We won't have proof until the game is in retail stores

It's not so much about who's caring if it's proof or not, I was responding to the post above.
 
Yeah i know you were. Just saying theres not point in bitchin about it haha
 
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