Gran Turismo demo details
The fifth in the series of the “Ultimate driving simulator” for the PS3 is set to be one of the best-selling PS3 titles of all time, with previous Gran Turismo titles for previous PlayStations being one of the most sold game series of all time. When we get to the title of this demo though, it gets a little confusing.
You may recall that at the start of this month, we reported that Polyphony Digital were scrapping Gran Turismo HD and pooling all their resources into creating Gran Turismo 5 for the PS3, something which many fans were happy about. They planned to release a demo on December 24 for Gran Turismo HD and then leave it in the dust, but now it appears to be a “preview” of Gran Turismo 5 which they are going to release.
The title of the demo is Gran Turismo HD Concept, which is in essence a mix of Gran Turismo HD with a few developments from Gran Turismo 5. Confused? You should be. To be perfectly honest, we aren’t exactly sure whether this is mostly Gran Turismo HD or Gran Turismo 5, but it’s definitely related to both games because according Kazunori Yamauchi from Polyphony Digital, the demo will include the game engine of GT5. He also revealed that the circuit will be the new Eiger Nordwand, playable in both normal and reverse modes, and that 10 cars will be included in the demo.
Here’s the list of those cars:
- Suzuki Cappuccino ’95
- Mazda Eunos Roadster ’89
- Honda Integra Type R’04
- Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR’96
- Infinity G35 Coupe
- Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX GSR’05
- Lotus Elise 111R’04
- Nissan Sky Liner GT-R V Spec II ’94
- Toyota Celica GT-FOUR Rally Car ’95
- Ferrari 599’06
So that just about covers every car range from small, cheap and slow, to big, expensive and fast in a small 10-car list. You’ll start off with the Suzuki Cappuccino and then have to work your way through a time attack mode in order to unlock the other vehicles. Sound fun? Well, Japanese gamers can download this from December 24 via the PlayStation Store, but no word as of yet on whether other territories will get the demo at all.
Via IGN
The fifth in the series of the “Ultimate driving simulator” for the PS3 is set to be one of the best-selling PS3 titles of all time, with previous Gran Turismo titles for previous PlayStations being one of the most sold game series of all time. When we get to the title of this demo though, it gets a little confusing.
You may recall that at the start of this month, we reported that Polyphony Digital were scrapping Gran Turismo HD and pooling all their resources into creating Gran Turismo 5 for the PS3, something which many fans were happy about. They planned to release a demo on December 24 for Gran Turismo HD and then leave it in the dust, but now it appears to be a “preview” of Gran Turismo 5 which they are going to release.
The title of the demo is Gran Turismo HD Concept, which is in essence a mix of Gran Turismo HD with a few developments from Gran Turismo 5. Confused? You should be. To be perfectly honest, we aren’t exactly sure whether this is mostly Gran Turismo HD or Gran Turismo 5, but it’s definitely related to both games because according Kazunori Yamauchi from Polyphony Digital, the demo will include the game engine of GT5. He also revealed that the circuit will be the new Eiger Nordwand, playable in both normal and reverse modes, and that 10 cars will be included in the demo.
Here’s the list of those cars:
- Suzuki Cappuccino ’95
- Mazda Eunos Roadster ’89
- Honda Integra Type R’04
- Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR’96
- Infinity G35 Coupe
- Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX GSR’05
- Lotus Elise 111R’04
- Nissan Sky Liner GT-R V Spec II ’94
- Toyota Celica GT-FOUR Rally Car ’95
- Ferrari 599’06
So that just about covers every car range from small, cheap and slow, to big, expensive and fast in a small 10-car list. You’ll start off with the Suzuki Cappuccino and then have to work your way through a time attack mode in order to unlock the other vehicles. Sound fun? Well, Japanese gamers can download this from December 24 via the PlayStation Store, but no word as of yet on whether other territories will get the demo at all.
Via IGN
