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Remarkable... in every field I can say... Just Sweet !

GT5:P has reached the highest standards in a car racing/simulation game yet.

Highest Resolution(1080p)
Highest Frame-Rate(60 fps)
Highest Online Cars count(16 consistent...wow !)
THIS much beautiful cities(London, ''phew'')
3D Animated Crowds(Awesome)
Most refined HDR...
Updated PHYSICS
(and soon)Damage Modelling !!!

Forza and PGR are stuck in the past-gen+textures update.

great look interface

Then go play burnout, why'd you bother to comment?

Anyhow, very classy stuff

That will never be true until they at least attempt damage modeling.

I must say i "was" a fan of the GT series before forza but forza showed me what i was missing. Don't get me wrong GT is a great game but i personally pick Forza over GT because it seemed more realistic and the fact that you could customize your car the way you wanted it then race it is very satisfying. Another thing i loved about the GT back in the days was the upgrade options and i also liked the fact that you had to pass those tests in order to race on certain levels, i wish forza had that because it took you sooooo long to pass the dam thing that after you had mastered it and passed it your skills inevitably went up - i must add though, sometimes i wouldn't play that game just because i got sooo frustrated with the dam tests BUT the sense of accomplishment that came after you passed the test was worth playing it again.

Forza just drove all the missing aspects of GT and MORE home! And i think GT should play a little catch up soon.

I wonder how they are going to implement damage modeling. It wont be an easy task especially since there cars are HIGHLY detailed so I'm a little skeptical about that. Maybe the next GT ? I hope so.

Can't imagine that they will implement damage. look at those cars, and look at the numbers of cars in the final game. They would need hundrets, thousands of people to finish damage modeling. And graphically there would shurely be a downgrade.

Did they "really" say they'll implement damage "modelling" ? I can understand them implementing damage that affects car stability, handling, etc.... but modelling? Did they specifically say modelling too?

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That's a lot more content than the previous prologues.

Hope the physics is on par with forza. I love GT.

GT5 makes any x360 game look like wii game. as for PGR4 that got 7/7.5 from many websites so it cannot be compared to GT5 which runs at 1080p at 60fps.
x360 cant even do 1080p native

One thing I notice (with disappointment) vs. the GT HD demo, particularly on the same track video above, is that the terrific wheel graphics while driving in GT HD (on replays) seem to have been replaced by something a little less dynamic in GT prologue. Perhaps they couldn't model the wheels that well with all the cars on the track vs. the one car in the GT HD demo. But this is a minor nit-pick, the game obviously looks fantastic overall.

As for a sense of speed in GT, you need to realize that on a real track, with street cars at least, there isn't a terrific sense of speed until you are cornering. Most tracks are designed for very fast race cars so street cars feel kind of lost on them. Once you get to a corner and are braking and downshifting rapidly, the weight transfer and being on the edge of grip etc all give you that sense of speed. But down a straight there really is a relatively minor sense of speed in a sports car-- once you get used to the feel of acceleration and you do get used to it (but still appreciate it!) if you own the car.

I'd like a few in car videos with the higher end cars like Ferrari as I am eager to hear more engine notes to see if they are accurate--not owning a Ferrari of course but having heard the engine in many videos and occasionally in reality too.

Why is everyone so hung up on damage modeling? I would appreciate less of the bumper car feel when colliding but I think PD could get that right without having to do extensive damage modeling. The issue is how the cars interact on track and can it get more realistic, not the graphic effect of damage. I'll take the graphic modeling if they come up with it but it really doesn't add that much to the game.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Turismo_4#Qualif...

^^Above^^ link is about PS2's GT4's physics simulation capabilities, look at it being in a last-gen's GT game. Also it had over 720 cars and looked better than Forza 2... GT5 will go B3yond further in physics as it has transcended every other game in gfx and gameplay !, as well as in online features and capabilities !!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72yyvNAU8Bg

A video showing GT4 physics in comparison with real-life.

Bwoap, if it's simulated damage, it wouldn't be a problem. Or simple scratch-textures would do the trick.

I hate constant slipping sounds, but hey Farooq.. we'll buy the game, stop this nonsense, Sony guy.

I'm definetly buying Prologue, I'm a GFX whore and an interface-whore. And the interface is So sleek, and the backgroundmusic is like perfect.

When the fuck did i even mention the 360?
I quoted Farooq's post cause it was just a horrible example of uncritical rampant fanboyism that was full of inaccurate information.
I know GT5 will be amazing, but you guys are just going over the top, showering a game with praise without even having played it.Hahaha what the hell dude?

Oh god, kids, please stop it.
Always that fighting because of some games, where's the point?
You like the game, or you don't. But always those compare-wars between some games is just ridiculous. Let the game be what it is. You can't force people into buying a game, even with those datas like: GT shows 5million cars on screens and runs with 20million frames per second.... Yeah, it is a good point of the game, but we all know that fact, no need to always and always say it again. And no need to try to speek the game bad, 'caus it is not bad. It's just a madder of taste, as always !!!!!

I have to say that the feedback you get from Forza 2 is better than Gran Turismo.
Also I prefer the way the car handles in that game.
Polyphonic seem the hold on to some very PSone gameplay principles which makes Gran Turismo feel dated in some areas.

Oh, and PGR4 has still better scenery, weather and damage models than Gran Turismo.

And Forza 2 gameplay runs at 60 fps, 720p. Replays run at 30 fps with added effects.

All in all each series has its advantages and drawbacks. PGR4 is for me the most fun to play, with Forza 2 and Gran Turusmo being a bit boring.
Cars look amazing in GT5 though. I'm glad I have a 1080p TV.

The Sony Army is on the run.

News for you, 360 can and does 1080p native but not on many games though. Without damage modelling or damage physics GT:P is just a good looking crap
game. Whats the point of making a realistic looking racer without realism?

Can they please skip this shit and create GT5 with all the realism!

Is this game native 1080p? The demo was scaled for all I know (round 1440x1080 if I remember correct)

But love the cockpit view! That's the feature, next to the better car graphic, they have that Forza 2 don't.

What the point of having such great looking cars when I can't draw huge penises on them?

wtf, man. That was a constructive criticism and you just slammed him with your fanboy bullshit. Some of you really go too far with this console war. Stop trolling and a get a life.

Hahaha oh yes the costum skins in forza where an awesome feature, there is nothing quite like being passed by a gigant anus traveling at 200mph :)

Man, some of the posts here are just total fanboyism at its best. Makes the 360 look like a wii, forza 2 at 720p/30fps, forza cars are 1/10th the polygons of gt5, pgr stuck at last-gen........geez. Some of you are really taking this console war way too seriously