Tag: Tokyo Game Show 2010

Decent driving in the rain at Eiger Nordwand – gameplay footage from Tokyo Game Show 2010.

We’ve known for a while that you’ll be able to roll your car in GT5 – now, we actually get to see it!

Videos of the “GT5 Car Index” PlayView tech demo reveals more cars than ever before. Check out this HD footage and see what you can find…

First, the good news: more than 756 of GT5’s cars were revealed in a recent tech demo of Sony’s PlayView image rendering software. The bad news: we only know that one of them is a Nissan 240ZG.

A look at kart racing on the long, fast, and famous Italian circuit.

Yamauchi discusses premium/standard cars, physics, damage, the future of Gran Turismo, and how it all compares to real racing in two fresh interviews from Japan.

Polyphony Digital’s complete collection of GT5 screenshots released from last week’s Tokyo Game Show 2010.

More must-see gameplay video from TGS 2010.

Watch the GT by Citroen Race Car and the ISUZU 4200R Concept on two of GT5’s newly revealed circuits.

Take a look at updated menu screens, revealing various options and settings.

A short teaser video to introduce the Red Bull / Polyphony Digital collaborative project, the X1 Prototype.

First official screens of GT5’s newly revealed features, cars, and tracks.

Weather details, Laguna Seca and Trial Mountain return, Polyphony Digital’s X1 collaborative project with Red Bull Racing, and much much more!

Here’s our first look at the new Gran Turismo 5 “Weather Trailer” just revealed at the Tokyo Game Show 2010 Sony press conference.

At the Sony TGS 2010 press conference, Yamauchi gave a brief overview of some of the new online functionality in GT5 – including web-based account management known as “Gran Turismo… Read More »

Just announced by Kazunori Yamauchi at TGS 2010. Here’s a few blurry clips from the streaming web video – I’ll have better quality versions up soon.

The last big industry event before GT5’s release is almost here! Get ready for Sony’s press conference, streaming live from Japan.

A lengthy new GT5 trailer showing new tracks, new cars, weather, and a lot more!