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  redneonfish | March 06, 2008
  Alot of them look rather awesome, I reckon i'll buy. Not sure about Suzuka Circuit though >.>
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  Existenz | March 06, 2008
  Suzuka Circuit is incredible in Gran Turismo 5, the demo sealed it as one of my favorite tracks in my Gran Turismo history, its a nice track that offers some challenging corners especially when it comes to overtaking.
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  Sphinx | March 07, 2008
  Can't wait to see what the London city track looks like, seeing as I live just outside London a lot of it should look familiar. I think the £20 price tag here in the UK is a little steep, but I don't know how long I can wait to play GT in HD driving a Ferrari F430 around London. All I know is that the full GT5 is gonna be mindblowing.
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    tekmosis | March 07, 2008
    Only 20? it's going to be aprox 40 in North America. >_
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  CRUNK JUICE | March 07, 2008
  £20 pound a little steep? Shut up man, they are practically giving you a full game here. And Existenz is right, Suzuka Circuit is a *bleep*ing legendary track in motorsport, espicially in F1. With corners like 'Spoon' and the legendary 180mph 130R gives for some intense and breathtaking overtaking.
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  Sphinx | March 08, 2008
  Thats 40 USD, factoring exchange rates thats still the same price give or take a few cents/pence. And yeah I do think its steep for what is essentially a glorified demo (I certainly don't see how 6 tracks and 50 odd cars constitues a whole game, escpecially considering GT4 had over 700 cars and 50+ tracks ). Don't get me wrong I'm a huge GT fan so I'll still get it, but I still feel a little cheated paying £20 for a game that is probably 1/10th the size of what GT5 is actually going to be.
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  CRUNK JUICE | March 08, 2008
  Right so what demo offers 16 player online, 2 player offline split screen, car tuning, aswell as new online events going on and stuff, TV so you can watch Top Gear (Europe) aswell as other car related shows, album mode to take pics of your cars in action, aswell as Home support. Also has a calender which shows you upcoming race events marked on it, a world map with the player's play area marked in red, weather read-outs for major raceways, motorsports related news, maps, and a clock.... Tell me a demo that has that sort of feutures. Most racing demos only give you a couple of cars to play with, in fact Burnout Paradise only gives you one. This is not just a glorified demo.
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  Sphinx | March 08, 2008
  I didn't realise it had all those extra features as well. But still, expecting us to pay £20 for a "prologue", as well as another £40-50 on the game itself is a bit cheeky if you ask me. It seems pointless to me to spend so much time developing Prologue as a separate entity instead of focusing on getting the whole game out ASAP. Though we all know from GT4 how poor Polyphony are at keeping to release dates anyway.
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  CRUNK JUICE | March 10, 2008
  Exactly, they know that they are poor at sticking to theri release dates so they give is Prologue to keep us happy untill GT5, which I think is a pretty damn good idea in my books.