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[Topic unique] Gran Turismo 5 Màj 26/09/2012


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Mais sans rire, vous parler de sous-virage ...

En vrai, ça vous est déjà arrivé de passer de 200km à 50km pour passer un virage ?

Oui, et avec mon ex-A3 ya eu sous-virage (c'était pas 200 mais dans les alentours) , mais avec une Aston Martin sur un circuit (là c'était plus que 200 et le freinage m'a impressionné), ya pas eu lol

Mais n'ayant pas de volant pour jouer à GT5, je peux pas comparer.

D'ailleurs faudrait que je pense à le remettre dans la PS3 mais Battlefield 2 squatte pour le moment :-)

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Un récapitulatif de l'évènement GT5 de l'année 2010:

 

January

  • 2010 started on a very high note – GT Academy 2010 was in full swing, and we rang in the new year enjoying the free, though limited, GT5 Time Trial Challenge demo. Excitement was also building in anticipation of the full game’s March release date in Japan
  • With the expected release date less than three months away, the Gran Turismo 5 art was officially revealed. Excitement continued to build through what turned out to be a very revealing CES 2010.
  • Just days after the conclusion of CES, the first bit of confusing and bad news hit hard: GT5 was quietly and mysteriously delayed in Japan, just four days after Yamauchi and his translator confidently confirmed the March date in a CES interview. Left with a newly open-ended release schedule, fans settled in for a long, cold, and confusing winter.
  • GT5’s new “Data Logger Visualization Technology” was first revealed to the public by Kazunori Yamauchi at the Tokyo Auto Salon. Curiously, there has been no mention of this interesting new technology since then…

February

March

  • A Sony rep reveals the company was targeting an October release for Gran Turismo 5. Getting closer, but still no cigar…
  • YouTuber mimaximax gets regular access to a GT5 demo in Tokyo, generously sharing lots of game-play video clips with the hungry masses, clamoring for any and all scraps of information during what was originally supposed to be the game’s release month.

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

  • Just a few short weeks before the worldwide launch of Gran Turismo 5, Sony announces the game is delayed once again until the “Holiday season” to bitterly disappointed fans and harsh criticism from the press.

November

December

  • Kazunori Yamauchi confirms that a new, officially licensed GT steering wheel – the T500 RS – will be released by Thrustmaster.
  • The Gran Turismo 5 v1.03 update is issued, introducing mechanical damage to the game.
  • GT5’s online, web-based social network is officially released.
  • Sony announces GT5 sales topped 5.5 million, blasting the GT series to a total of more than 60 million copies worldwide.
  • Gran Turismo 5 v1.05 is released, introducing “Seasonal Events” and lots of other tweaks.
  • GTPlanet hosts our annual philanthropic fundraiser for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, proudly raising more than $1,000 to help fight this terrible disease. Thank you, everyone, for your help in reaching this milestone!

Looking forward, it is not yet entirely clear what 2011 holds for GT fans. With rumors of a new PSP2 floating around the web, could another mobile title be in the works? How much content will be added to GT5, and when when can we dare mention Gran Turismo 6? Regardless of what happens, I thank all of you for your interest and support throughout 2010, and I hope you’ll continue to rely on GTPlanet for all your GT series news in the future. Happy new year!

Gran Turismo in 2010: The Year in Review

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