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ihabgt (1)   Jan 12, 2008 - 05:33 am

» GT5 Prologue It took me bloody hours to translate the Japanese version menu titles. It doesn't contain an English conversion. The racing menu setup is important as its options of stability control, traction, and active breaking. There is a few important setups in the steering setup also for a proper force-feedback feel. I was a dissapointed at the start in the graphics in the driving mode as I was expecting it be as good as Colin M's 'DIRT'. But in the replay it looks really good! I didn't like the wind sound effect when racing on the open fast tracks... its deafening and you can't even hear the engine. » Login to reply to this

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GX-Alan (78)   Dec 18, 2007 - 06:43 pm

Well, my score is based upon the fun factor of the game. In terms of long-term replayability, GT5 is exceptional. When you think about games that last only 8 or 10 hours, there's a certain amount of value. Then there are games with "infinite replay" value that end up being sort of repetitive and boring, where after a while, you stop caring. GT5 is really that much fun. The "you need a steering wheel" issue isn't as big of deal. It's like needing a guitar for Guitar Hero. If you're a Guitar Hero fan, you don't need to buy a new Guitar for the latest sequel. The same is true for the Gran Turismo series. » Login to reply to this  asdfqwerty (969)    Dec 19, 2007 - 05:32 am Good point. Most console games these day offer less than 10 hours of gameplay, with little to no replay value, sometimes no online/multiplay at all, and they still come out at full price. » Login to reply to this

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