Gran Turismo
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- Dynamic Vehicle Roster - Based on the amount of time Gran Turismo is played, the in-game calendar will change the dealer car lineup seasonally.
- Developed by Polyphony Digital Inc. for PSP - Gran Turismo's debut on PSP is developed by the internal team behind the world's best-selling racing series.
- Over 800 vehicle models - Players can race their favorite vehicles from the top manufacturers around the globe, including Ferrari, Nissan, and more. The vehicle model count climbs to over 4,500 when the various paint configurations are included.
- Over 30 Tracks from Around the World - Famous circuits and some of the favorite environments from the Gran Turismo series have been optimized for racing on PSP.
- For the first time in the Gran Turismo series, players can share and trade the vehicles they have acquired throughout the game with others via PSP's ad hoc mode, with certain vehicles acquirable only by trade.
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The highly acclaimed Gran Turismo makes its highly anticipated The highly acclaimed Gran Turismo franchise makes its equally highly anticipated debut exclusively on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) system, introducing the most ultra-realistic racing experience ever on a handheld. Buckle up as you prove your driving skills on 35 tracks and trade and share over 800 stunning cars. With its unrivaled graphics, ad hoc multiplayer support for four racers and bonus feature for Gran Turismo 5 on the PS3, Gran Turismo continues to lead the pack, now on the PSP system. .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; } ul.indent { list-style: inside disc; text-indent: -15px; } ta
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which is better the nintendo ds or the sony psp?
Best answer:
Personally said both are great handhelds with their own qualities. The PSP seems to be focused on a more wider group with the abilities to watch movies and all that. In my own opinion I don't care if the PSP can play movies, if I want to see a movie I'll look it on a bigger screen.
In terms of games, PSP goes with more serious games while the DS (though having some serious games) goes more to the colorful games with easy to recognizable characters. The touch screen is not always used in ever DS game but it still has some great games like Zelda.
I never did like the PSP, which is odd since I have mostly been a Playstation player but the PSP just strikes me odd, it tries to be a console while it isn't and the controls can be rather...dodgy. I also feel some games are simply limited in terms of controls on the PSP (like most FPS or Splinter Cell games)
Remember, graphics isn't everything, gameplay, controls, story line and replay value is important too, and the DS really does have some great and interesting games.I think the DS is better because it did what it was supposed to do: portable gaming machine. The PSP is not very good at that. And I beg to differ that the PSP has better games. The DS has more and better games than the PSP.
If you're looking for something that tries to do everything, then it's the PSP. But there are other things that does a better job than the PSP. The iPhone is something that can do what the PSP can do and then some.
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