Owwwwwwwwwwwww sh*t just because I decided not to go... I have a signed copy of GT5 (for luciano burti)... Kazunori-sama is coming as well?

I don't know but unlikely

If we is I'll ask my friend to get my second copy of GT5 signed (bought one in uk, but it was taking more than 1 month to get here) and when they done the official release in São Paulo I had to buy another so I could get it signed and start to play (the Uk one is still sealed).

I'll accept that Forza have better simulation when one of their devs win 24h of Nurburgring just like Yamauchi-sama done by playing it over a 1000h on GT and racing there for real the first time.

no need to accept foolishness.

now i cant speak for F5 and GT6

out of F4 and GT5

GT5 was the better similator, im comparing the virtual Supras to my real one.

and i despize the nissan ass kisser kaz for not even making a premium of the legandary greatest sports car to come out of japan... the godly Supra.  

GT is and always will be the definitive sim racer. Their level of commitment to car physics borders on insanity.

I like GT-R and Skylines, Supras is good... but my fav is EVO (I just have the common version =[)

And I just let an openning for them to try to convice us (even though we all know its impossible), while they say Forza have partnership with Mclaren and now a tyre manufacturer/researcher GT5 have a Nurb podium and a Nissan Academy program already running and showing results... Or they really believe that by releasing annual or bi-annual games they are pushing the envelope further than GT??? You must be a real lunatic if you think that paintjob and rim make a better simulator or that having 1000 cars (but most not premium) is worst than having 100 cars (less than the premium count on GT5 and that simulates worst than any of the 1000).

I'll buy GT6 and I hope 1200 cars are mostly premiums and that my favs cars are there (I still don't understand Kaz passion about having 25 of the same model with the small diferences, but that show the level of accuracy when you have all of them behaving slightly different and close to their real counterpart).