"Can't tweak your car, what so ever." - David Ellis on GT5: Prologue

I hope this is just for Prologue. But it is disappointing that you can't modify your car, considering your paying money for this "demo." Anyhow, I am a GT fan, and I hope they progress the game more than the HD graphics and interior car view.

1up'spreview was less then enthusiastic. Here is the video:

http://www.gamevideos.com/video/id/16809

It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEPaul

I seriously don't like 1up at all, they give amazing games poor comments and reviews just for a bit of attention because its the only way they get it..

Just gets on my nerves every now and then..

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEPaul

link?

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionazshorty2003

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

theres actually know such thing as the most realistic driving sim, and there probably never will be. This is because car manufacturers will never want to show realistic damage to cars beyond a certain level. or am i wrong?

I seriously don't like 1up at all, they give amazing games poor comments and reviews just for a bit of attention because its the only way they get it..

Just gets on my nerves every now and then..

GnR-SLaSh

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionazshorty2003

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

The liscences to the manufacturer's forbid them.

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionjames28893

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

The liscences to the manufacturer's forbid them.

How was Forza able to get damage then?

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionalbi321

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

The liscences to the manufacturer's forbid them.

How was Forza able to get damage then?

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

wowza your just everywhere today on your ps3 hating

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionalbi321

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

The liscences to the manufacturer's forbid them.

How was Forza able to get damage then?

Forza doesn't license hundreds of cars from hundreds of manufecturers.

No one says you have to buy this cup of sour milk. It's just a test to see how little it takes to please GT fanboys.

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionmr_w25

wowza your just everywhere today on your ps3 hating

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionlordxymor

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

The liscences to the manufacturer's forbid them.

How was Forza able to get damage then?

Forza doesn't license hundreds of cars from hundreds of manufecturers.

but those 4 different skylines, are different cars..

Plus thats 4 skylines, lets say there were another like 4 Impreza's, now what about the other 692 cars on GT4?/

but those 4 different skylines, are different cars..

Plus thats 4 skylines, lets say there were another like 4 Impreza's, now what about the other 692 cars on GT4?/

GnR-SLaSh

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

Foza 2 gives you one model for each car and with that one model you can have thousands of versions of it. With all the engine parts,wheels,exterior add ons,paint jobs, and so on. GT gives you 30 civics, 40 accords and so on. Forza doe snot need 40 of the same model to pad their numbers because they allow the player to have a huge range of customaizing ability.

That right there gentlemen, wins Worst Post of The Day.

You can't just make up facts to back yourself up??

Gives you 30 civics, 40 accords and so on.

How in any way? Yes there are several cars of the same type, but from different year groups.

That takes up a minority of the 700+ cars which were on GT4...

Forza has like 30 cars *with plentiful amounts of mods as you so enviously suggest*. What you've said completely rules out what you said about Gran Turismo.

The cars which you claim on Gran Turismo are *all the same*, are there, because they've been modded and have different specs. You're claiming forza 2 is all high and mighty because you can Customize the same cars that you start out with. That's not even variety...

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionZeroPunctuation

Isn't that what they said with GT4 and Forza came out 3 months later with damage?

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but those 4 different skylines, are different cars..

Plus thats 4 skylines, lets say there were another like 4 Impreza's, now what about the other 692 cars on GT4?/

jack_russel

Okay then, I won't, I'll be generous and say that takes you down to 670 cars. Happy?

670 last gen.

30 This gen.

Ouch. Oh but sorry, I forgot, as your good pal says, there are wonderous amounts of mods for those cars. Have fun buddy.

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionNedemis

link?

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[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionjasonharris48

link?

One simple answer, because they give you all real models of one car, for example, there is alot of modified lancer evo, in real life, so in GT series, you have them all and you can also tune them up like in the real world, tune them for racing in tracks, not in street.

There is some arcady games I can tweak my car with, NFS: pro street and Forza 2, when it comes to racing simulaters, I want some real cars, exists in real life, not a car that I've created, my pick would always go with GT5.

No tuning? Best GT5 news I've yet heard.

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

you make it seem like not that many xcars will have damage.. im sure more carswill have damage in gt5 then the cars did in forza 2.. you know.. since there are around 900 cars set for gt5.. :)

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionNero_Paladin

i still dont understand how thats not already in "the most realistic driving game ever"

theres actually know such thing as the most realistic driving sim, and there probably never will be. This is because car manufacturers will never want to show realistic damage to cars beyond a certain level. or am i wrong?

Its only a matter of physics and crumple zone calculation, honestly Forza 2 was probably far off at a very small level but visually it wasnt that far off. Its only a matter of when.

Meh, it's just the Prologue. I highly doubt you won't have the ability to tune your car in GT5.

Why do car manufacturers give a crap about what damage is done to a car that looks like theirs on a videogame?GrandpaDeath

It depicts their cars in a bad light, which is NOT what they want you to see when you're a potential car buyer. Hell, car makers are stringent on aftermarket customizations as well.

This is why only games like Burnout and others that use fictional cars allow for full, in-depth damage models (flipping the car on its roof, complete deformations of the chassis, etc.)

Why do car manufacturers give a crap about what damage is done to a car that looks like theirs on a videogame?GrandpaDeath

[QUOTE="GrandpaDeath"]Why do car manufacturers give a crap about what damage is done to a car that looks like theirs on a videogame?PBSnipes

God, that is absolutely ridiculous. I wish developers could turn it around and tell them to build more durable cars.

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

Yeah ferrari's and mroe exotic cars will not have damage. Did you know if a lambo/ferrari/ well any exotic stalls on the side of the road. it has to be loaded into a truck where nobody can see it being towed. the fact of the matter is these companies do not want people to see half million dollar cars broken down and busted. its really bad for the image

[QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEltroz

Forza 2 had "damage". "Damage" meaning hitting a wall going 200 MPH and maybe ripping your fender off.

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full version-Manntis-

Forza 2 had "damage". "Damage" meaning hitting a wall going 200 MPH and maybe ripping your fender off.

Heck, ripping of parts in all cars would have been nice. Most cars just dint in about 10cm and have lots of scratches.

Forza 2's damage is probably its most over rated portion. Luckily the gameplay is the best in any "sim" racer I've player.

[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full version-Manntis-

Forza 2 had "damage". "Damage" meaning hitting a wall going 200 MPH and maybe ripping your fender off.

As opposed to GT where you bump into cars at 200 MPH and no damage done to either car. Face it, GTA has more realistic damage then GT has...

That's one thing that has disappointed me about realistic racing sims. Crappy damage. A realistic driving game should have realistic damage. If I hit a car, spin out, and bounce off a wall, I want my car to be torn to pieces, not have the spoiler hanging off and a dented quarterpanel.-Manntis-

I would like to see the race actually be over at that point. Even on simulation damage (In Forza 2) you can head on crash at 300KM/H and your car can continue at about 10KM/H. I've never actually crashed a car at 300KM/H in real life.. but I would imagine that the car would be done for, along with the driver.

That said, I think the whole area of damage is where gaming is farest from being real at the moment. Even in Crysis destructible enviroments tends to just be a shed breaking into bits of tin, or palm trees falling over (no not normal trees.. just palm trees). I still think the best game as far as damage goes is Red Faction, which is from early PS2/xbox days.

Im telling your right now guys...

GT5 = 2009 release

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[QUOTE="Eltroz"][QUOTE="EPaul"]It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionDXGreat1_HGL

Forza 2 had "damage". "Damage" meaning hitting a wall going 200 MPH and maybe ripping your fender off.

As opposed to GT where you bump into cars at 200 MPH and no damage done to either car. Face it, GTA has more realistic damage then GT has...

It has better damage then Forza 2 as well...

you set yourself up for that one ;)

It's been confirmed you can tweak your car in the full versionEPaul

well thats good. it would be horrid if the game didn't have it