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#51 Dan F

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Posted 08 April 2008 - 12:10

Actually, it's being added to Prologue later in the year according to reports :)

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#52 BerndRos

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Posted 08 April 2008 - 13:01

HELP............!!!!!


Tried to load mine last night , was ok but then invited me to get a down load , which in three attempts said ERROR half way through !

any thoughts please ?


thanks

Kevin


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#53 Dan F

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Posted 09 April 2008 - 07:14

Just keep trying, it's a server error at their end and there's no way to hit it at the right moment. I was lucky, it worked for me second time. Just have to keep plugging away at it...

#54 Hacklerf

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Posted 10 April 2008 - 14:51

Is it worth buying this game just to drive the F2007?

#55 Gemini

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Posted 16 April 2008 - 09:56

Got myself my first ever console and i have to admit I really enjoyed playing GT5P yesterday. Contrary to F1 game that is just pure distaster.

Have a question re: GTP5. In controler menu there is variety of Logitech wheels but no G25 that I use. Which I should I choose? Also is there a way to change assignments to use clutch pedal for brakes. I have big feet and I use it that way with my PC sims, as brake pedal is difficult for me to access.

I also noticed strange thing. The quality of the graphics during replay is way better than in actual game (I use in car camera). When in play there seems to be some flickering on white lines on tarmac and in genarl display quality is just worse than in replay.

What do I do wrong?

#56 Menace

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Posted 17 April 2008 - 18:10

Originally posted by Gemini
Got myself my first ever console and i have to admit I really enjoyed playing GT5P yesterday. Contrary to F1 game that is just pure distaster.

Have a question re: GTP5. In controler menu there is variety of Logitech wheels but no G25 that I use. Which I should I choose? Also is there a way to change assignments to use clutch pedal for brakes. I have big feet and I use it that way with my PC sims, as brake pedal is difficult for me to access.

I also noticed strange thing. The quality of the graphics during replay is way better than in actual game (I use in car camera). When in play there seems to be some flickering on white lines on tarmac and in genarl display quality is just worse than in replay.

What do I do wrong?


1080i or 1080p? The flickering seems more obvious with interlaced displays in my experience. I agree it slightly annoying though.

#57 Gemini

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Posted 21 April 2008 - 08:03

1080p, that's why I am surprised.

#58 xbook

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Posted 28 April 2008 - 20:27

This racing game is WAY fun. I have been a Gran Turismo fan since the series first debuted.
:up:

The only downside I have noticed with this game, are the other players online. I have yet to finish the A Class, so I am unable to go hit the room that have the decent players in them. Seems like there are a lot of folks out there that think driving fast is purely about what car you choose. Nor do people take things like braking points, turn in points, and exit points seriously.

Here are the things I really like:

1) Racing line with the speed you should be in @ the apex.
2) cars have good feel, and sounds. I own a MINI Cooper S, and the modelling on that is 1st rate.
3) Being able to drive the Nissan GT-R
4) Having the game in HD
5) using analog triggers (L2 & R2) as throttle/brake
6) Throttle steering (very good with the GT-R)
7) Graphics

But the most important reason this game is awesome:
My girlfriend is now getting into racing, and having this game is helping to ignite the racing spark in her. She enjoys wathcing me race it, and is starting to get into it herself. It has been giving her some instruction on racing lines, being smooth, etc. Which will all pay massive dividends when she attends her 1st track day, in her own MINI, in a month.

There are some negatives, but the positives outweigh them, and I think it's a bit nit-picky to being them up.

Nw if they would just add Willow Springs, the big track, then this game would be PERFECT.

#59 Gemini

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Posted 29 April 2008 - 15:55

Originally posted by xbook
This racing game is WAY fun. I have been a Gran Turismo fan since the series first debuted.
:up:



Here are the things I really like:


2) cars have good feel, and sounds. I own a MINI Cooper S, and the modelling on that is 1st rate.

5) using analog triggers (L2 & R2) as throttle/brake




Sorry... just to check... are you driving your real MINI Cooper S with L2/R2 triggers ;)

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#60 mmmcurry

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Posted 30 April 2008 - 14:14

Originally posted by xbook

5) using analog triggers (L2 & R2) as throttle/brake


I use the left stick for steering and the right stick for throttle / brakes. I'm the only on I know who uses this set up and it's only from using a sticks transimtter from when I raced radio controlled cars that I can use it.

Steve.

#61 Superbar

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Posted 02 May 2008 - 08:46

You're not alone. :D

#62 pRy

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Posted 21 May 2008 - 11:20

Thanks to a savegame that's online, I did a few laps in the F2007 yesterday at Suzuka. A lot of fun. It's like having a mini F1 sim.

Does anyone know how good the game physics are? For example, do they factor in things such as tyre temps or if you run off the road you will be less grippy for a few corners? Or is it a myth that games have been able to do that?

#63 noikeee

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Posted 21 May 2008 - 15:02

Originally posted by pRy
Thanks to a savegame that's online, I did a few laps in the F2007 yesterday at Suzuka. A lot of fun. It's like having a mini F1 sim.

Does anyone know how good the game physics are? For example, do they factor in things such as tyre temps or if you run off the road you will be less grippy for a few corners? Or is it a myth that games have been able to do that?


There are games that do that, definitely. Tyre temperature is very noticeable in Grand Prix Legends, for example. Not sure if Gran Turismo does anything like that, though.

#64 marglar

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Posted 22 May 2008 - 23:46

Okay this is likely a dumb question but how does one turn off the in game music and the HUD on the ps3 version? Its ruining the immersion for me. :mad:

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Posted 30 May 2008 - 19:45

This game is amazing was driving the prologue version in currys today. Had a go in the new skyline drifting around the hairpins of the swiss mountain track against a Ferrari F40! the cars in the TV replay mode are photorealistic, if not more realistic than reality such is the crispness of the colours and resolution on a HD tv :stoned:

Ill be getting a ps3 as soon as the full version of GT5 comes out and will be using my DF Pro to good effect

#66 Tenmantaylor

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Posted 30 May 2008 - 19:47

Originally posted by xbook

5) using analog triggers (L2 & R2) as throttle/brake


They feel better to use than the sticks but the sticks seem to have a greater degree of variation and thus make throttle and brake control easier... or am i just stuck in my ways?

#67 DVtriple6

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Posted 17 June 2008 - 15:00

I wonder...

To all of you who say GT is unrealistic.. Did you ever try using the Economy tires and a steeringwheel without any driving aid? Not saying it's perfect but games will never be.. perfect ;)

EDIT: I see a lot of talk about the controller.. invest in a steeringwheel, it's definatly worth it and they're not even expensive. Controllers and keyboards for driving games are the devil. Trust me.

#68 The Kanisteri

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Posted 18 June 2008 - 10:15

Bugger.
Haz ps3 and prologue now but there's no way I get 3G PCMCIA modem hooked with ps3, so I cannot's update game. :|

#69 Gemini

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Posted 24 June 2008 - 09:01

all the money I make I have to se to buy new cars for challanges... I finally got F430 for last challange, but now I will need gazzilion of races to 'buy' F1-2007 :confused:

#70 Denier

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Posted 24 June 2008 - 21:08

I'm just about to get the F430 as well to complete A series races.

I can't wait to get into the intermediate level online races, the beginners are a real headache. Can't pass someone without getting slammed into the wall.

#71 The Kanisteri

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Posted 29 June 2008 - 19:00

Some of those events are insane to gain gold. Like S level F40 challenge to overtake 15 cars in one lap of Suzuka. :mad:

#72 rolf123

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Posted 05 July 2008 - 14:16

I'm amazed at how good this looks. The guy who posted it says it's not as good a sim as rfactor but still it looks "real"! Just look at the hands flicking the semi-auto gearbox!


using a G25 and no aids.