Odium_Generis_Humani

• 6:31am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 1

I gave up on this a long time ago.  A looooong time ago.  But the "add on to Gran Turismo 5" thing made my ears perk up just a little...I'll keep my eye on it.

Silencer

• 6:46am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 2

PSN ID: Silencer_87

I too have gave up on this. been delayed for ages.

I wonder what Gingo has too say about this?

Lozt_again | Lozt_again

• 7:05am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 3

"it should be linked in to the world of Gran Turismo, linked with the PlayStation 3,” he said."

 

Right on.

iplayonlysony

• 8:21am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 4

lol @ silencer. 

 

I wonder if the psp version will include damage?

hush404 | hush404

• 8:59am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 5

I love how everyone claims that they've "given up on it totally" and yet one little tidbit of news and they're back on track with it. Obviously you didn't give up on it.

Honestly, I'm glad it's been delayed all this time. If it was released way back then it wouldn't of even been able to take advantage of the higher CPU speed that Sony "unlocked" and thus wouldn't of been able to create as kewl as an experience.

stephen365

• 9:10am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 6

sony can never keep a deadline

 

DeadOnArrival06 | DeadOnArrival06

• 11:35am BST - April 4th, 2008
• 7

Sony really needs to pump in some effort into sprucing up the PSP library. After GOW what do we have to look forward to on PSP? C'mon, Sony. The DS has about a 30 million unit lead on the PSP and that in my opinion is pathetic considering the PSP is a multimedia phenom and the DS is nothing more than a childs play toy you poke with a plastic stick and blow on. Sony could've overtaken the handheld market and destroyed nintendo if they tried a bit harder. Does anyone agree with my thoughts?

InfernoReaper | GrimDarkling

• 1:56pm BST - April 4th, 2008
• 8

Numerous delays? Like 4 fvcking years!

Do you all see what this "demo" GT5P has done to your universe?  GT PSP and GT5 have all been pushed back for a quick fix of GT.  Hope you're satisfied.

hyperplus

• 5:04pm BST - April 4th, 2008
• 9

Just enjoy what currently is out there.

And hopefully GT PSP was redesign with a good idea on mind.  I like that connectivity of PS3 and PSP.

The1Weapon

• 7:24pm BST - April 4th, 2008
• 10

I don't agree with you, DeathonArrival06. The PSP has some good games. And while Sony has made mistakes, you can't forget that it's their first portable console and it's doing great, once you take in the perspective of who they're going against. I glad this game is still on track btw. I want to see what will become of it.

gingo | gingo

• 7:39pm BST - April 4th, 2008
• 11

psn id: gingo... @ Silencer.... well gingo doesn't have much to say to this as he doesn't own a psp lol

dethFLUXXX

• 3:33pm BST - April 5th, 2008
• 12

well I'm glad there still making this; I could have sworn they said it was cancelled..oh well sounds like its gunna be really good now

Alpha2

• 4:21pm BST - April 5th, 2008
• 13

Cancelled? see what happens when you listen to unsubstantiated rumors? They never said they werent going to make it they just thought the consol version was a bit more important, THAT's why it's taken 4 years, has nothing to do with sony keeping a deadline or anything like that because the game was never officially given a date, they just showed it at E3 as an example and even then it was just a scaled back version of GT4 squeezed onto a UMD with no controls.

Odium_Generis_Humani

• 5:46am BST - April 6th, 2008
• 14

@DeadOnArrival06

The DS has a different target audience.  Everything you said about the DS also applies to the Wii.  Somethings you can't compete with.  4 years ago the PSP was way too expensive for the average parent compared to it's Nintendo counterpart.  Come to think of it, that sounds familiar, too.  But as far as your point about Sony missing an opportunity, did you know how much of a lock Nintendo had on the handheld market?  Are you old enough to remember that there was basically no one else?  Anyone that tried (Sega (twice), NEC (tiny Turbografix 16)) failed.  Think of it like this:  Microsoft knew they were fighting a losing battle with the first Xbox.  They got a tiny, tiny market share.  Now they have the 360.  They did much better.  In comparision, the PSP took a LOT more handheld marketshake than the Xbox did for console market share the first time around.  Sony was the fist company to actually release a handheld that could compete against N's "Gameboy" line.  But what I wanna know is, does anyone else appreciate that Sony's target gamer is apparently someone (like me) who likes all-in-one devices?  Has anyone else noticed that most of the "But it's a game machine first" complaints I heard when the PSP was launched and then again for the PS3 are dying down.  People are starting to accept that if you buy Sony, you are getting a lot more functionality and I for one love it.

RuiyJR | Tseska_922

• 6:04am BST - April 6th, 2008
• 15

wish it will be release faster :D

Pablo0620 | Pablo0620

• 2:41pm BST - April 6th, 2008
• 16

Theres no point now

DeadOnArrival06 | DeadOnArrival06

• 7:02pm BST - April 10th, 2008
• 17

Don't take my rant as a diss towards the PSP. I love the thing to death! As a matter of fact, after I purchased the new silver slim PSP I paid more attention to it than to the woman I'm going to marry. All I'm saying is I believe Sony could've made much more of an impact with the PSP if they focused on more quality games for it. I agree that the PSP is no where near to being called a failure or anything, I think it has done wonderfully, I just think Sony could've taken over nintendo's handheld market with the right concentration.