Gran Turismo 4 Goes Gold
ViperG writes "Gran Turismo series producer and Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi announced the completion of Gran Turismo 4's development at a special party dedicated to the game yesterday. During the party, Yamauchi took to the podium to make a number of comments on the game, and also mention a few things about the future of the racing series.
What about the TORRENT!? ... (taps foot impatiently)
...Also, I didn't know Buggalo could fly.
It's about goddamn time.
Wow. I can't even say how long I've been waiting for this. Is there any place aside from the gamespot bit where we can find more news on what exactly made the final cut?
I thought they had already relesed that game.
:( greedy bastards.
Oh, Gold version, I dont get Gold verions, they should either make a game good enougth to be gold in the first place or make a new (or different but with a similar theme; eg GTA) one altogether. I think gold veriosn are just another way for game companies to make money
What a nut. He wants to give out free car video games to kids, to help the auto industry out? It's lucky the guy is designing video games or he'd be in some mental hospital somewhere.
I've been looking forward to this game for quite a while, even been playing through GT3 again to prep for the new one. Just too bad it comes out on the tuesday of Penn State's Finals week... that reving engine sound you hear is the preping of my prof/TA's gas powered red pens...
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Who cares? They cut out the online portion and already stated that they'd release an online version sometime early next year. Why buy the initial version when another one is coming out soon with more features? It's like buying a pan-and-scan movie on VHS when you can wait two months for the widescreen DVD.
I bought a PS2 a year ago just for this game. In the mean time, I haven't played anything but GTA3 on it.
I'm a bit confused..I thought the game was delayed yet again in order to put the online mode *back in.*
Let me guess...Sony forced them to release something in time for x-moose. Something tells me that with the release of an online version, which is what just about everyone interested in this game was waiting for, the sales for a non-online version will be limited to x-moose gifts from the same kind of parents who gave their kid the Twid Pod Cloud Car instead of a TIE Fighter or Snowspeeder Star Wars toy.
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What ever happened to the Gran Tourismo games they were supposedly going to port to PC? They made an announcement about this a couple years ago, then nothing... I don't own a console system, and don't intend to buy one, but I do enjoy the odd racing game. Maybe I should go pick up Need For Speed Underground 2. I'll just have to try and ignore all the fugly body kits and 747 wings.
It looks like its time for me to finally break down and buy a PS2. The question is should I buy one of those ultra thin new ones? Or pick up a refurb unit for cheap... cheap is good but thin is sexy... mmmmm thin.
The GT series is one of the best titles in gaming history. I can remember playing the first GT my freshman year in college. I was completely blown away by the games realism, control, and flexibility.
Multiplayer was and is a blast, but so many forget about the single player part of the game. The versatility of buying/building your own race cars was almost limitless, even in the first GT. The subsequent games were just as fun and diverse as the first. New cars and new tracks to master.
I personally appreciated the time and effort it took to really master tracks and racecars. The game gave you something to work forward to and perfect. I really enjoy racing sims and I do not believe there is another game out there that is at the same level as the GT series and this goes for consoles and PC games. Nothing like the college days of bad weather where you sat all night with your buddies, drinkng beer and racing cars.
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