They aren't going to put GT on PC or any other system. It's practically owned by Sony and the Gran Turismo series is a huge selling point towards the Playstation. What you must be thinking is that it's rumored that GT5 will be released around Xmas.
^------Nope, that's not what I was thinking!
"At the Game Developers Conference in 2009, SCEA Hardware Marketing Director John Koller was quoted as saying that Sony were looking at a Gran Turismo 5 release across "all platforms", leading to speculation that the game could also be ported to the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, or even a PC release, which Polyphony Digital President Kazunori Yamauchi has alluded to in the past."
Sources: http://www.vg247.com/2008/04/14/yamauch … ome-to-pc/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Turismo_5
"At the Game Developers Conference in 2009, SCEA Hardware Marketing Director John Koller was quoted as saying that Sony were looking at a Gran Turismo 5 release across "all platforms", leading to speculation that the game could also be ported to the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, or even a PC release, which Polyphony Digital President Kazunori Yamauchi has alluded to in the past."
Sources: http://www.vg247.com/2008/04/14/yamauch … ome-to-pc/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Turismo_5
I can see a PC GT5 being one of the most heavily modded games ever to come out, I'm psyched.VspyVspy wrote:
^------Nope, that's not what I was thinking!
"At the Game Developers Conference in 2009, SCEA Hardware Marketing Director John Koller was quoted as saying that Sony were looking at a Gran Turismo 5 release across "all platforms", leading to speculation that the game could also be ported to the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, or even a PC release, which Polyphony Digital President Kazunori Yamauchi has alluded to in the past."
Sources: http://www.vg247.com/2008/04/14/yamauch … ome-to-pc/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Turismo_5
PS2, PSP maybe. But PC? Nah.
I'm sticking to my original statement. Gran Turismo is still a major selling point for Playstation and considering Sony's sales are pretty low on the system, they can't even consider releasing it for PC. They might make other versions for PSP and PS2 but they still won't be the same, think GTA Chinatown Wars for DS vs GTA 4 for consoles. Hell, Gran Turismo 5 was my #1 reason to get a PS3 over 360 and I'm sure there are many others with the same thought. Sony simply wouldn't allow it. It's like expecting the next Mario game to come out on PC, never going to happen.
Flat Out 2 has decent graphics and is moddable...
I just bought Dirt for 15 bucks and it's a lot of fun and the graphics are great...same maker of Grid...codemasters... but no mod ability
I just bought Dirt for 15 bucks and it's a lot of fun and the graphics are great...same maker of Grid...codemasters... but no mod ability
Love is the answer
Meh, obviously you must know more than the guy (Kazunori Yamauchi) who is CEO, creator and producer of the GT series. The Sony hardware marketing director (John Koller) was also quoted as saying they are considering it for the PC.....................but what would they know right?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
I'm sticking to my original statement. Gran Turismo is still a major selling point for Playstation and considering Sony's sales are pretty low on the system, they can't even consider releasing it for PC. They might make other versions for PSP and PS2 but they still won't be the same, think GTA Chinatown Wars for DS vs GTA 4 for consoles. Hell, Gran Turismo 5 was my #1 reason to get a PS3 over 360 and I'm sure there are many others with the same thought. Sony simply wouldn't allow it. It's like expecting the next Mario game to come out on PC, never going to happen.
You obviously have way more insight than those two no-names.
What about DiRT? I had the demo a while a ago and it was pretty good
Runs the same graphics engine as GRiD, so it looks fantastic.Ioan92 wrote:
What about DiRT? I had the demo a while a ago and it was pretty good
According to my clan (50/50 fps/racing games) rFactor is the most relistic racing game for pc...
And apparently GRID is so full of hackers and dicks now that it's not worth it... Personally have no idea, I don't play car games, me+car=bad idea
Whenever I try a racing game I end up geting intimate with the nearest wall...
And apparently GRID is so full of hackers and dicks now that it's not worth it... Personally have no idea, I don't play car games, me+car=bad idea
Whenever I try a racing game I end up geting intimate with the nearest wall...
GTR2. Currently playing it.
So if the guy's at Bungie said they were thinking about porting the next Halo to PS3, you'd believe that too right?VspyVspy wrote:
Meh, obviously you must know more than the guy (Kazunori Yamauchi) who is CEO, creator and producer of the GT series. The Sony hardware marketing director (John Koller) was also quoted as saying they are considering it for the PC.....................but what would they know right?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
I'm sticking to my original statement. Gran Turismo is still a major selling point for Playstation and considering Sony's sales are pretty low on the system, they can't even consider releasing it for PC. They might make other versions for PSP and PS2 but they still won't be the same, think GTA Chinatown Wars for DS vs GTA 4 for consoles. Hell, Gran Turismo 5 was my #1 reason to get a PS3 over 360 and I'm sure there are many others with the same thought. Sony simply wouldn't allow it. It's like expecting the next Mario game to come out on PC, never going to happen.
You obviously have way more insight than those two no-names.
Anyone with a PS3 and GRiD want to have some clean races?