Kazunori Yamauchis latest interview with ComputerBild.de may not drop any bombshells, but it definitely warrants a closer look. Googles automated translation is a bit rough, so Ive picked out the high points for you:
- When asked why GT5 is taking so long, Yamauchi reiterates the game is difficult to develop, and the dimensions of the game are huge, it is simply too great. It is so complex, so vast in its scale.
- There is pressure from Sony to deliver a high quality game, and the team at Polyphony Digital understand the implications of their work it has potential to move many PlayStation 3 consoles for the company.
- Physics, sound, and online-features will be Gran Turismo 5s greatest contributions to the evolution of the GT series.
- Once again, damage which has been seen so far is not indicative of the final product. He admits the game will not be able to portray more severe accidents, but theyre still working to make it as realistic as possible.
Yamauchis most interesting responses come when the interviewer inquires (and continues to press) on dynamic weather and time-of-day functionality
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http://www.gtplanet.net/
naja aber besser als auf offener straße.
