Penrose Tackie writes:
"Hello there GT fans, just a quick update with news of a great bonus for everyone who is enjoying their fix of Gran Turismo on the move with Gran Turismo PSP."
Taku Imasaki write:
"As many of you might know, comedian and nightly talk-show host Jay Leno is a gearhead through and through. His passion for cars is legendary, and so is his vast garage. It was in this very garage that the Qore crew caught up with Jay to talk about his inclusion in the upcoming Gran Turismo title for PSP, which is due out this Thursday, Oct 1 on UMD and as a digital download. Jay Leno lent his iconic voice to Gran Turismo game and his Voice Over can be heard from the first time you fire up the game on PSP. Check out the video segment below that ran in the September issue of Qore on PSN."
WorthPlaying writes: "Developed exclusively for PSP by the internal team of designers and engineers at PDI, Gran Turismo is built for optimal performance and fun racing excitement on the portable platform. Consistently setting the bar in terms of quality of design and physics technology with every product release, Gran Turismo on the PSP is no exception and offers an authentic and accessible racing product for the series' millions of fans and newcomers alike."
Guardian writes: "Forget skidding around corners at 95mph or firing coloured shells at your opponents – Gran Turismo is serious. A serious driving game for proper petrol-heads. So if you like to spend your Saturdays tinkering with engines, then Gran Turismo has always been the game for you."
The reviewer had no score. All it was, was a review! Summary from the review? GT PSP is a great handheld racing game and is worth getting.
they are scoring the game against console GT games.
Again the whole "lack of deep career mode!"
Same great GT Physics,
Same great selection of cars,
Same great tracks and Courses,
Same great GT graphics,
Simpler career mode.
The lack of a career mode doesn't make the physics any less accurate, or the graphics any less pretty.
What a retarded review.
