Previous Gran Turismo games have always kept the cars pristine when they crashed – the debate has always been whether that’s due to restrictions placed by manufacturers licencing their cars, or adding damage modelling into something which is already pretty graphically intensive.
But that’s changed with Gran Turismo 5 – both Kotaku and Playstation LifeStyle are carrying pictures uploaded by a Photobucket user called Asane99 which were apparently taken at a Best Buy where a demo pod is already being set up.
So take a look at Gran Turismo 5’s attempts at damage modelling and let us know what you think below…
And as always, if you haven’t pre-ordered you copy yet, and fancy supporting ORD in the process (without costing you anything extra), then we can help:
Gran Turismo 5 standard edition (amazon) (Pre-order includes Mecedes SLS AMG Stealth)
Gran Turismo 5 collectors edition (amazon) (Pre-order includes Mercedes SLS AMG Stealth)
Gran Turismo 5 Standard edition (Game)
Gran Turismo 5 Signature edition (Game)
Gran Turismo 5 standard edition (Gamestop) (Pre-order: McLaren F1 stealth and GameStop NASCAR car with Gran Turismo 5 logos.
Gran Turismo 5 signature edition (Gamestop) Pre-order: McLaren F1 stealth and GameStop NASCAR car with Gran Turismo 5 logos.
Gran Turismo 5 standard edition (Play.com) (Pre-Order: Mercedes SLS AMG and Nissan GT-R GT500 Stealth models)
Gran Turismo 5 Collectors edition (Play.com)
Different Gran Turismo Packages:
Collector’s Edition: Game, Custom-etched keychain, 1:43 scale model of the Nissan GTR Spec-V, 300 page book, voucher for 5 DLC cars, Certificate of Authenticity.
Signature Edition (Exclusive to Europe/Australian): Steel case, book, Gran Turisimo wallet, 1:43 scale Mercedes Benz SLS, voucher for six ‘Stealth’ cars and more.
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