There is also the online mode which I am not sure has been mentioned if I recall is 16vs 16 or was it 8v8?
| ChronotriggerJM said: <3 you Pooper :D I think if some people could POSSIBLY justify spending $60 on Need for Speed Pro street, this should be a no-brainer xD This prologue is already offering more than I've seen in most fully listed racing games :) I can't wait to see GT5 ^^ |
GT has always offered the most for your $
But WHAT ABOUT THE EU/UK Version??
| ssj12 said: the US version has more features then the japanese +10 points for Polyphony and Sony caring about the US Gamers! |
What about the negative points for taking advantage of their families!
I find it funny no one is comming in here and saying "Not worth 40 dollars. This is a waste of money. It is only a demo." yet.
| elnino334 said: There is also the online mode which I am not sure has been mentioned if I recall is 16vs 16 or was it 8v8? |
It is 16 player online. But not 8v8.
| ChronotriggerJM said: <3 you Pooper :D I think if some people could POSSIBLY justify spending $60 on Need for Speed Pro street, this should be a no-brainer xD This prologue is already offering more than I've seen in most fully listed racing games :) I can't wait to see GT5 ^^ |
sadly over a million got prostreet on the ps3
@Skip yeah I know xD My roomate included -_-;; shame shame. But he is going to buy this, so I guess thats ok :P
From 0 to KICKASS in .stupid seconds.
EU version is still coming in April even though GT5 got pushed back to 2009. I expect most of the same features.
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@akuma
no we'r getting it march 28th...
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