Developed by Polyphony Digital Inc. for PSP – Gran Turismo’s debut on PSP is developed by the internal team behind the world’s best-selling racing series.
Over 800 vehicle models – Players can race their favorite vehicles from the top manufacturers around the globe, including Ferrari, Nissan, and more. The vehicle model count climbs to over 4,500 when the various paint configurations are included.
Over 30 Tracks from Around the World – Famous circuits and some of the favorite environments from the Gran Turismo series have been optimized for racing on PSP.
Share and Trade Vehicles with Others – For the first time in the Gran Turismo series, players can share and trade the vehicles they have acquired throughout the game with others via PSP’s ad hoc mode. Certain vehicles will be acquired by trade only, so players will want to trade and share in order to virtually drive all of the meticulously designed vehicle models.
Dynamic Vehicle Roster – Based on the amount of time Gran Turismo is played, the in-game calendar will change the dealer car lineup seasonally.
詳細描述
From the development powerhouse that has shipped more than 52 million units worldwide, Polyphony Digital Inc.(PDI), the award-winning Gran Turismo™ franchise is now on PSP®(PlayStation®Portable) for the first time. Developed exclusively for PSP by the internal team of designers and engineers at PDI, Gran Turismo™ is built for optimal performance and fun racing excitement on the portable platform. Consistently setting the bar in terms of quality of design and physics technology with every product release, Gran Turismo on the PSP is no exception and offers an authentic and accessible racing product for the series’ millions of fans and newcomers alike.
Gran Turismo features more than 800 vehicle models from the world’s top manufacturers (over 4,500 total paint variations) and more than 30 tracks (60+ total layouts), including famous world circuits, city courses and other environments. Featuring exciting gameplay and game modes to suit all levels of play, Gran Turismo is a great introduction to the best-selling series for newcomers. Additionally, seasoned Gran Turismo fans will recognize the depth of content and unparalleled visuals the series is known for, including graphics running at a stunning 60 frames per second. Gran Turismo is truly a next generation PSP title.
A Regret Buy While waiting for GT5, i thought i can try the PSP version but it has been a hugh disappointment. Just playing it on PSP for 2 days and i put it aside.
xykmartin(1) on 15, Nov. 2009 08:45 (HKT)
this game feel DATED...... I was really expecting this game,
but when I actually ran it on my PSP,
I was really, really disappointed. It IS very much playable, alright, but the thing is, the 3D graphics of the car models looked like they were "pre-rendered" models instead of real-time 3D (remember the background in the earlier resident evil games?)
Anyways after years in the waiting, I have to say, there are much, much better racers out there for the PSP already. Its painful for me to say that, you won't lose anything for skipping this title.
B3N(4) on 14, Nov. 2009 21:16 (HKT)
A total let down! This game is only good because its graphic, multiplayer mode and got more than 800 cars, other than these, it just another boring racing game. With no career mode, even the original GT and GT2 from PS1 is better than it!
Don't bother This game is/was a big let down for me. No career mode, only 4 cars on track at once??? Limited car dealers (only 4 at a time)Polyphony obviously had to rush this out for Sony. There are better racers than this on the PSP. Even V8/Toca 2 is better than this shite. I'd stick with Motorstorm : Artic edge or Shift, if you want a road racer. STAY CLEAR of this piece of rubbish
Only get this if you're a fan of the series: This game was a let down to me. Sure it has 1000 cars give or take but it lacked a career mode. The career mode was what got me hooked onto the series. It also lacks tuning of the cars. However, it does have a multiplayer function allowing you to battle it out with friends.
