LabouredSubterfuge
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I'm confused. I need cast-iron clarification on what's exactly out there. Leaked copies? Pirated copies? Wat?
GET HYPESin said:Don't mean that either.
LabouredSubterfuge said:I'm confused. I need cast-iron clarification on what's exactly out there. Leaked copies? Pirated copies? Wat?
Firewire said:I think some review copies.
LabouredSubterfuge said:Not according to Sin.
Sin said:Don't mean that either.
No, he said a page or two back that it's not review copies.Firewire said:I thought that's what he was talking about?
Nope, GT5 is out there baby. Someone is selling them!Firewire said:I thought that's what he was talking about?
DoctorWho said:With all the excitement I'm considering the purchase of a racing wheel. What is the cheapest/best racing wheel to get?
Omotesando said:What is the best wheel without a setup/ racing seat.
Wazzim said:
fu3lfr3nzy said:Oh please let this be like the PS3 Slim that ended up on a random Philippine store last year :lol
I just want a non-NDA regular guy to get one of these and start spilling out the beans
fu3lfr3nzy said:Oh please let this be like the PS3 Slim that ended up on a random Philippine store last year :lol
I just want a non-NDA regular guy to get one of these and start spilling out the beans
Omotesando said:What is the best wheel without a setup/ racing seat.
I've become an Amazon shill! :lolDoctorWho said:This too. I don't need the seat and everything.
Ohh, that happened a long time agooffshore said:Hurry up Sony. Before we all go insane.
DoctorWho said:With all the excitement I'm considering the purchase of a racing wheel. What is the cheapest/best racing wheel to get?
u mad?torontoml said:Who is Sin, and why does he know so much?
torontoml said:Who is Sin
Don't question Sin; Zanarkand paid the first toll.torontoml said:Who is Sin, and why does he know so much?
It is a game and it is a simulator, Yamauchi explains, but its definitely also something else. I sort of consider Gran Turismo to be a movement.
I ask Yamauchi where this passion for all things four-wheeled originated. Our family dealt in fine china, ceramics, that kind of thing, he reflects. In Japan, a fine china merchant would usually go from house to house. When I was three, I would often be the passenger in my fathers car, going with him on his deliveries to our customers. It was just natural for me to see the other cars on the road through the window. Children pick things up very quickly, and I soon learned the names of all the cars.
He once wanted to be the next Jean-Henri Fabre - the French entomologist who inspired Charles Darwin. I would read his books from cover to cover every day, he says. Could Fabres fastidious attention to detail in recording nature have motivated the way he catalogues cars? I never thought about it, but yes, thats probably where this drive for detail began.
I think people will feel like theyre taking on the unknown, Yamauchi says. It wont be just about the graphics or the physics - I think theyre going to have an experience in which they see the true potential of this thing theyre playing with.
Although Polyphony is a subsidiary of SCEI, it has been awarded complete autonomy from its parent, and yet it is still relied upon to deliver to a deadline. Does this daunt him? I never really worry about that kind of pressure, he says. The first GT took five years to create, at which time there were no promises, no deadlines, and I was able to achieve something that I was finally satisfied with, that was received very well by users all over. Because I had that experience at the beginning of my career, my confidence is unwavering. This is why he has taken as long as hes needed to nurture GT5 to completion: realism and attention to detail being the watchwords of the series unquestionable popularity.
It is uplifting too, that - unlike certain rivals - he is not blindly sycophantic about the platform for which he develops. Software has to be created under the restriction of the hardware, he says. With each new PlayStation, the vessel has become bigger, but its still not enough. With GT5, weve made it as clean and beautiful as possible within the confines of the space were given, but of course theres a lot more that we want to put in.
Our interview is drawing to a close. Theres a project to finish after all, final checks to be carried out, tiny imperfections to be remedied. I ask Yamauchi what he would like his legacy to be. He considers the question at length. Even if the product itself is forgotten, if the movement that involves GT leaves a mark in history, I think Id be very happy.
:lolopticalmace said:Don't question Sin; Zanarkand paid the first toll.
Even if the product itself is forgotten, if the movement that involves GT leaves a mark in history, I think Id be very happy.
Yamauchis routine typically involves 24 hours at his desk, followed by nine hours down time. I operate on a 33-hour day, he laughs. Relaxation, he adds, is fulfilled by reading voraciously. Its been like that since I was 10.
spats said:Oh Kaz.
jett said:Either spill the beans or stop cockteasing jesusfuckingchrist.
darkwing said:he is not of this earth
no just curious, why is so difficult to get an answer here sometimes.LiquidMetal14 said:u mad?
no shit. it's getting obnoxious at this point.jett said:Either spill the beans or stop cockteasing jesusfuckingchrist.
just some attention whoring troll. either give us some info or stfu. the cockteasing is pathetic.torontoml said:no just curious, why is so difficult to get an answer here sometimes.
:lol-viper- said:just some attention whoring troll. either give us some info or stfu. the cockteasing is pathetic.
It isn't.Wario64 said:I thought this shit wasnt allowed in the past?