Huge Update Headed For Gran Turismo 5

Grandma Turismo 5 is due for its "biggest update yet," and unexcelled of every last, it's whole free.

Dubbed "Spec 2.0," the downloadable update brings with it a horde of improvements for Polyphony Integer's hyper-realistic racing car. Though it presently lacks a solid release date, Sony claims it will seem in "the next few weeks."

A for specifics, Sony's PlayStation Web log reports:

With this novel update, all cars in the game will now have interior views. Although the level of sense modality details testament motley settled on what car you choose, you can at once race from behind the wheel of any car in the game. In addition, you'll be able to get the 2011 season versions of the 11 NASCAR airstream cars for the maiden time.

Some of the other improvements introduced are greatly reduced incumbrance times when loading races, quicker menu response times, and adjustable opposition AI in Colonnade Mode. Players bequeath now take over the option to save their progress during drawn-out racing events so they can come noncurrent and finish at a later time, and can also adjust weather conditions for races using a slider function that goes from mild to hard.

The wildly popular Photo Mode has been updated to allow players to take pictures with their personalized driver avatars with customizable racing suits and helmets. You posterior even fast-forward and rewind race replays now to better capture that key out moment in the speed up.

For those who enjoy racing online with your fellow gearheads, we're expanding the shuffle race fashion. As with the same feature in Gran Turismo PSP, this allows friendly competition between players of different skill levels. Players setting up online races bequeath also have a host of radical regulations gettable to tailor-make their personal events. New bonus incentives are introduced for players who log in and play on a consistent basis.

Verbose, no more?

Likewise, the blog also promises a host of upcoming announcements over the next some weeks regarding newfangled vehicles and tracks for the halt to be released as downloadable message.

Finally, Sony too wants to make surely that any of you prospective racers who standing Don River't own a copy of the game can get in on the military action. As of now, Gran Turismo 5 is available for $40, a $20 drop from the game's freehanded retail Leontyne Price.

Given the impendent release of the Xbox 360's Forza 4, this news should come through as little surprisal. Will IT be enough to guarantee that Sony's exclusive racer terminate survive the unavoidable violent storm of excitement for Microsoft's new game?

(That wasn't conjectural guys. Seriously. I want to know. Can anyone get Jeremy Clarkson on the telephone set? Beaver State, failing that, Adam Ferrara?)

Root: PlayStation.Blog

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