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Originally posted by Orko ...-HD, it again feels the same.

well gthd is literally gt4 with prettier graphics, i wish gt5 would be an upgrade of everything, but from what ive heard it isnt much|

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Originally posted by biznology well gthd is literally gt4 with prettier graphics, i wish gt5 would be an upgrade of everything, but from what ive heard it isnt much|

How can you have heard anything when the game isnt due for another 6-12 months? Where did you get that info from?

First off, online multiplayer was confirmed last I heard. That alone should satisfy a lot of people who are pissed about shoddy AI since then you will be playing against people.

I'd also be surprised if they didnt animate damage this time around since a lot of the competing racing series already have. Thats something I just dont know.

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Originally posted by TweeK PGR5 should be out by the time this game ships. By the looks of it screen shoots don't look that much different from what i see in PGR4. Btw anyone played the new PGR4. SICK SHIT. I've only played the demo tho.

Meh, I find gameplay for PGR is similar to GT, in that its a bit boring. Forza ftw....just not graphically.

I'll wait until PGR is much cheaper before buying it, perhaps with a steering wheel.

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Originally posted by Orko Having played GT-HD, it again feels the same.

I disagree with this statement. I've been playing GT4 quite a while (me and my buddy started a new game and have been slowing beating away at it for about a month now). When I went and demo'd GT-HD, I found the handling of the vehicles to be quite different. The reaction the cars gave to a turn seemed far more realistic to real life than that of GT4. It no longer felt like the cars were floating above the tarmack but actually gripping the road.

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Originally posted by cmay119 I disagree with this statement. I've been playing GT4 quite a while (me and my buddy started a new game and have been slowing beating away at it for about a month now). When I went and demo'd GT-HD, I found the handling of the vehicles to be quite different. The reaction the cars gave to a turn seemed far more realistic to real life than that of GT4. It no longer felt like the cars were floating above the tarmack but actually gripping the road.

I also feel the same about the GT5 Prologue demo. The handling of the cars seems more responsive than GT-HD. But it does seem you can drive a bit more aggressively, in comparison to GT-HD, and not worry about losing control as easily. Or it could just be the fact that the new Nissan GT-R is just an amazing car

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Prologue still indicates its not the final version, but closer to GT5 than GTHD. it still looks amazing, i just hope they focus on gameplay too and not just making your car faster than everyone you are racing|

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Originally posted by Capitalizt GT4 came out in 2005 for PS2.

lol yeah I went to see my collection after I posted that comment