Very confusing .I prefer to wait until thursday or friday to see if its inside or not once the japanese players are playing it .

The important thing ,though ,is that the car damage gets into the final GT 5 version in may next year .

This is offtopic but - What I would really like to know is, how many companies could get away with launching an incomplete version of a game and make money from it? I really have to applaud them for that, it's a great business idea.

On topic: Given past statements, it would be pretty weird if they got around to implementing that for Prologue. Maybe the final version will have it, but not necessarily...

I really hope GT5 has damage. No damage in simulation racer = major flaw

I don't see why everyone wants damage in the racer when they are not even going to implement correctly. If you want it realistic, most of the time your race would be over if you hit anything.

This game is a not a crash simulator.

NJ5,
""This is offtopic but - What I would really like to know is, how many companies could get away with launching an incomplete version of a game and make money from it? I really have to applaud them for that, it's a great business idea.""

==> it is a good question ...

I m asking another one :

"how many companies could get away with launching an VERY unstable version of a console and make money from it? I really have to applaud them for that, it's a great business idea."

NJ5 has a point though. I don't really understand why people would be willing to shell out money for a demo of the actual game for the price of a full version game? It's beyond me to tell the truth. Further still, if this demo has so much content in it, why bother to buy the full version, when you have most of the game in the demo?

IMO this trend that Poliphony is creating is a bad one.