I guess the new GT 5 launched next year in 12 to 18 months will have four  to five times as many cars and tracks of GT 5: Prologue. That would be mean about 30 tracks in total and with 300 cars in total. Customisable cars and unlimited gameplay online and an excellent career mode to be included with it.

All up in total sales expect GT 5 in its lifetime to move lots of PS3 consoles and sell well over 10 million copies. I guess 12 million could be a possibility.

So how do you feel about this? Do you believe there will be a lot more tracks and cars than GT 5: Prologue?

I would so much wait for GT 5. 6 tracks is not enough for me to purchase GT 5:Prologue. Burnout Paradise City and the Need for Speed games fill my racing fix.
I wonder how much GT 5 will improve upon GT 5:Prologue?

yes they said they will improve the game.

if you look at gt4 it had a brilliant career mode, i expect gt5 to have the same and more. i hope they include ralley cars aswell as f1 cars

GT5p had a lot in relation to many racing games and it wasn't even the totality of the finished product. Keep in mind, the 6 tracks each have 2 variations so it's kind of like 12 tracks.

I'm hoping in the GT5 at least 30 circuits, each with 2 variations (even if that is jsut backwards and forwards)...most importantly two of those tracks I would like to see are the Nuerburgring, 'Whole Course', and (hopefully rumours are true) the Top Gear Test Track. (very important).

Cars, I hope for most cars that can be bought on the market right now as well as variations. At least some 'older' cars, classic from 90s, 80s and 70s (70s muscle cars more importantly). I've heard rumours of nigh on 800 cars. GT4 has just over 700 and fair enough some of those were variations on the same car but still.

I thought GT4 wasn't as good as GT3. Felt very similar but it was still a great game.. Therefore, I didn't play it as much, so most of my memories and anecdotes in this post will revolve around GT3. I did love the license mode. Hope they make em just as tough.

At its base, GT has a great engine. I doubt it will have changed much, nor I doubt it ever will. GT3 had it perfect.

Instead, the innovation must, like Brawl(and GT4), come from the breadth of the new content and not the depth.

Ah, I still remember doing 200 laps on GT with the rubber-band trick, and coming back driving into the wall.


I just hope there is damage and vehicle changes on the cars. I hear they are planning to add that in with DLC, which was great news.

Another great racing game is Rallisport Challenge 2. That managed to do everything GT4 needed to do with its gameplay changes, with graphics that are still basically pretty good by any standards.

If you missed out on that one, go check it out before GT5 comes out, it'll blow your mind.

Of course, GT5 again, offers up more in the way of customization, which is what Gran Turismo is all about. I love the way the individual cars handle. In GT3, I did the trick where you can get the car to stand up and float, and reach 2 or 3 thousand mph(or is it kph that game uses?).


Anyway, imo, if you love Gran Turismo, and if you particularly love the sparse rally car sections of the game, go play Rallisport Challenge 2. That is one of the best racing games ever made, and it's totally what Gran Turismo 5 should be in terms of gameplay.


I can say with confidence, that waiting on Gran Turismo 5 when you've never played RSC2 is like waiting on MGS4 when you've never played MGS3. It's required reading. Check it out.

lol thats great brings back memories when you could cheat in games using rubber bands and cellotape and other household items