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The Skinny on Gran Turismo: HD |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: Kazunori Yamauchi, Ken Kutaragi, playstation 3 updates, Sony
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For anyone interested, the story goes that Polyphony Digital was actually not planning on showing anything at all at E3 this year, but then Ken Kutaragi stopped by and asked politely that they get a demo ready... in three weeks. Thankfully the team had created high resolution art assets for GT: 4's photo mode that could be used, allowing the demo to be created in record time. At least that's what Japanese gaming publication Famitsu says is the case. Either way, it's an interesting story.
Sony's press site describes Gran Turismo HD as a prototype, merely an E3 tech demo meant to give a glimpse of what we can expect from the real next gen GT. In Kazunori Yamauchi's (creator of the GT series) own words:
"The wait for the next generation of Gran Turismo, post launch of PS3, may not be as long as you think."
Somewhat bizarrely, the press site also lists Gran Turismo: HD as being available for the PS3 at launch, but then it also lists Heavenly Sword as a launch title, and we know that's been delayed so it must be a clerical error... right? (packaged demo disc for the win!)
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Does anyone recall that GT4:Mobile was going to be a PSP launch title? Well that never happened I'm still anxiously waiting for this more than a year after I got my PSP. I mean GT4 mobile was one of the main reasons I wanted a PSP.
All I'm saying is that GT HD will never be a launch title. Not given the way that Polyphony ALWAYS delay there games and then delay them some more and then maybe a little more. Then release them and all the hype has gone because they kept delaying it.
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Yes, they did. It was a tech-demo. You should listen better.
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But I think it's very likely we'll be seeing demos preinstalled on the harddrive.
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