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Sony has set the pace once more, and if Prologue is anything to go by, the full version due out next year will be mind-blowing. Roll on 2009!...
Great graphics and physics engine. Retains the traditional Gran Turismo “feel”. New features like drifting are loads of fun. Full support for most steering wheels including H shifter and clutch.
Total lack of antialiasing detracts from the otherwise stunning 1080p graphics. Some odd bugs and flaws here and there, but these should be ironed out when the full game is released.
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It’s difficult to know whether or not Polyphony Digital has been hung by a misjudged consumer love for its longrunning series of racers. Or if, on the other hand, whether giving us what’s essentially an extended demo, is little more than a revenuegener...
Measure yourself on a graph that shows ‘love of racing’ on the vertical by ‘impatience’ on the horizontal. If you place somewhere around the top-right, then give it a try. The rest of you, save your pennies for GT5 instead. Prologu...
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Polyphony Digital?. Mention those two words (in that order!) and most gamers worth their salt will go all gooey eyed and utter another two words back to you ?Gran Turismo?. I think they may have done a motorbike game at some point, but apart from that...
Best graphics ever for a driving game,finally online.
Its not GT 5 proper, lack of damage...
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If youre looking for the ultimate racing experience, this is it. This wheel rocks!...
The interior dashboard view, which puts you in the drivers seat of every car in the game; impressive visuals...
Only available on PlayStation 3, GT TV is only available in broadcast quality and not HD The Final Word If youre looking for the ultimate racing experience, this is it. This wheel rocks!...
If youre looking for the ultimate racing experience, this is it. This wheel rocks!...
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Most drivers would say that the joy of competitive racing is braking at the right time, nailing an apex, guiding your car perfectly around a corner, then putting your foot down to get the perfect amount of spend for the upcoming straight. Conversely, m...
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Gran Turismo set the world alight when it was released in 1998 by offering unprecedentedly realistic graphics attached to the most comprehensive and complete driving simulation the world had ever seen. Ever since, the series has been a staple of the Pl...
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James Wright8.5The definitive racing title on the Playstation has finally arrived on the PS3 which gives us a taste of what this driving simulator has to offer in Gran Turismo Prologue 5 created by Polyphony Digital who once again challenges gamers wi...
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Gran Turismo set the world alight when it was released in 1998 by offering unprecedentedly realistic graphics attached to the most comprehensive and complete driving simulation the world had ever seen. Ever since, the series has been a staple of the Pl...
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As I said yesterday, I mostly game online and the game has been COD4 but today my hands are holding Gran Turismo 5 Prologue and while this is only really half a game it’s still perfect for half the price of most PS3 games. The reason its perfect for no...
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Gran Turismo 5 Prologue might only be a demo, but it’s worth 40 bucks alone to justify the $2000 you splurged on a PS3 and a 1080p HDTV. Prologue - the preview version of 2009’s full-on GT5 - looks even better than the screenshots you can see here. It’...
Unbelievably gorgeous, Training wheels for the casual, Chasing the perfect lap...
No damage until later this year, Driving boring cars, Obsessing over 0.2 seconds...
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For petrol heads, and any gamer even vaguely interested in motoring should pick up this budget beauty...
Incredile graphics, Impressive AI of your competitors, Exciting out on the track...
Not a full blown sequel, A few graphical annoyances...
For petrol heads, and any gamer even vaguely interested in motoring should pick up this budget beauty...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-10-29 07:39:34
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Polyphony Digital - a Japanese studio founded in 1998 and a subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment - gained great success with the release of the first Gran Turismo on PlayStation. Polyphony has kept up the pressure and has concentrated on improving...
Excellent driving sensations, Numerous vehicles, Diversity in game modes, Enormous durability, Realism of physics engine...
Artificial intelligence very poor, Collisions and damage unrealistic, Poor modeling of non 'premium' cars, A few graphics problems, Poor overall finish...
We've been waiting for Gran Turismo 5 a long time! Although we like the driving sensations, the finish and persistent faults are only to be regretted. Without making the expected splash, it is nevertheless the best and most complete of all racing simul...
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digitalone.com.sg Updated:
2014-10-29 07:39:39
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Only a must-have if you're a serious racing games fan.
Awesome car handling physics; good selection of cars and tracks; pretty good graphics; online play is good; they're still adding more features...
Singleplayer campaign could've been more innovative; poor computer opponent AI; cumbersome UI, long loading times.
Only a must-have if you're a serious racing games fan...
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The original Gran Turismo was released in 1998 on the PlayStation, sporting almost 200 cars to drive, an amount unheard of then.Now in 2010 after an epic waiting period as well as numerous delays, Polyphony Digital and Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE)...
The game’s graphics and gameplay is great, with only the long loading times and its elevator or restaurant mood music detracting from the overall presentation. The variety of races, cars and tracks will keep you entertained ‘til well into the new year...
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canadianreviewer.com Updated:
2014-10-29 07:39:39
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5 years in the making and expected to take car racing simulation on consoles to the next level, Gran Turismo 5 is a behemoth title replete with hyper-realistic visuals, a jaw-dropping selection of 1,031 cars, 71 different racetracks and environments al...
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Back in April 2008, I wrote a review on this here website for a ps3 title called Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. Two and a half years later (give or take a few months) I am back to review Gran Turismo 5 . Now this review is about 12 months later then all of...
1,00 vehicles to own, handling is awesome, 16 player online racing, Top Gear test track...
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Gran Turismo 5 is the latest edition of the acclaimed driving series. The game is more for car enthusiasts as opposed to boy racers. With more than 1,000 cars, 20 tracks, such as the Mazda raceway and the Top Gear test track, and the huge variety of modes...
Gran Turismo 5 is the latest edition of the acclaimed driving series. The game is more for car enthusiasts as opposed to boy racers. With more than 1,000 cars, 20 tracks, such as the Mazda raceway and the Top Gear test track, and the huge variety of mo...
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The Real Driving SimulatorIts been a long time between drinks and 6-years in the making but the latest and greatest Gran Turismo is finally here on the PlayStation 3. Was it worth the wait? Definitely! Was it what we were expecting? Almost! That's beca...
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It was supposed to be perfect. After five years in development, over a decade's worth of superlative numbered iterations before it and PS3 now way past the flaky games that plagued its early life, there is no reason Gran Turismo 5 should be anything le...
Driving over crisp, clean snow, Wealth of data analysis to pore over, The licence tests are brilliantly hardcore...
Nonscaling difficulty sticks two fingers up to skill, Some shocking graphical compromises, The Top Gear van race...
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Gran Turismo 5 has been in the womb so long we were surprised to discover it didn't launch with a fully developed set of teeth. Can this long overdue game live up to the considerable expectations of an attentive racing fraternity?...
The new tracks and cars are incredibly detailed. The traditional GT racing experience is better than ever, with amazing attention to physics and handling. The challenges are diverse, and accumulating vehicles is just as addictive as it always was. PSP integration is a nice touch, too.
Little development shown on cars and tracks lifted from previous games. No Top Gear cars. Online multiplayer needs attention. Track creation tool is too basic. Soundtrack is uninspiring. Load times are grating. Non-intuitive interface.
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Each year, normally around Christmas, there’s typically a handful of blockbusters released. This is true in most media industries to a certain extent, but never quite so much as in videogames. Even then, it’s still pretty rare for a title as anticipate...
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Tweet You'll need three things to get the most out of Gran Turismo 5: patience, a steering wheel, and a deep, almost senseless love of cars and all things Gran Turismo. Of the three, only the steering wheel is optional. Of course, patience won't be a...
The cars, their handling, the driving experience, weather...
The racing experience could be more dynamic...
It's still a dream game for the sort of serious petrolhead for whom GT has always been the gold standard of driving games and - while that's no longer the case - GT5 will still give them week after week and month after month of pleasure...
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Gran Turismo 5. Just say it folks. Savour those words. It’s actually here. With a development period of more than half a decade, Gran Turismo 5 was perilously close to becoming video gaming’s equivalent of Guns and Roses’ Chinese Democracy in the “...
The incredible physics, lengthy career mode and moments of graphical beauty...
Terrible AI, inconsistent visual quality, naff car damage...
The suffocating burden of expectation will ensure that racing fans will be especially critical of Gran Turismo 5’s minor failings. The inconsistency of the graphics engine is rather galling, and the neanderthal opposition AI hasn’t evolved since the fi...
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For a few days now, we’ve committed many precise, intricate racing lines to memory, replayed tracks repeatedly to shave milliseconds off our best times, scoured endless pages of used cars for a good bargain and spent a considerable amount of time fine-...
Five games in and what feels like countless years of legacy before it, we’re amazed that Gran Turismo 5 can still spark this feeling and keep it eponymous with the brand, It’s a feeling you only get with Gran Turismo, and as such, we’re not prepared to...
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GT5 features an incredible array of cars, which are split into two ranks: Premium and Standard. The Premium cars are rendered in amazing definition and look absolutely gorgeous. But most of the cars in the game are Standard, and their quality ranges f...
Mind-boggling number of racing challenges, cars, tracks and features; superb online mode...
Inconsistent graphic quality; slow and sometimes frustrating user experience; its sheer size and complexity means GT5 is not a particularly accessible driving game for more casual players...
After an extremely long gestation period and seemingly endless delays, Gran Turismo 5 is finally here. Was it worth the wait? Here's where you can find out...
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T3.com Updated:
2014-10-29 07:39:53
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This is it. After five years of waiting and repeated increasingly disappointing delays, the fifth installment to the Gran Turismo franchise is here as GT5 finally gets its official global launch. The one question that will no doubt be on the l...
Huge array of vehicles and tracks, Stunning graphical detail, Accurate racing physics...
Endless menus and loading screens, Lack of damage...
Following the wait and hype, GT5 just reaches its potential...
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For those unfamiliar with the term, a cut 'n' shut is the police and DVLA name for a car made from two different vehicles - usually write-offs - where the back end of one is welded to the front of another. In the case of Gran Turismo 5 , the back end of t...
GT5 ultimately feels like a missed opportunity. Polyphony has fallen way short in fulfilling expectations of producing the defining racer of this generation. By spending too much time tinkering under the bonnet, the developer has failed to notice the adva...
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