In fact one of the best cars in the game is Ferrari's 2007 formula car so if you have ever wanted to see how Polyphony Digital would handle an F1 game, now is the chance to do so. There are over fifty cars available in the European build of the game including Ferraris, Daihatsus, Mitsubishis and a few concept cars as well. In this way the career mode is the games' biggest strength, but considering it is the Prologue version, also its biggest weakness. As well as this, there are no cars unlocked initially, which means for the casual gamer, it's not going to be as fun experience at all. One criticism we have of GT 5 Prologue is that when you first start the game you have to play with some really boring drab cars before you begin to unlock some of the better ones. This really is just a bit of filler to give you a break from the tough career mode, but it does offer a pick up and play area for those who may not be the biggest GT fans. Gt5p_ps3_6As well as this, the cars you have unlocked in the career mode can be taken out in the arcade mode and driven throughout the various tracks included. The formula remains the same but it still is one of the best racing experiences available in the video game world. Win some races, unlock some money, buy some cars, get more expensive cars by selling old ones, and so on.

How you do this is fairly reminiscent of previous Gran Turismo games. You start off with a small amount of cash and work your way through C class races all the way to S class to unlock some of the world's finest pieces of motor machinery. Unlike the previous Prologue title, there is now a cut-down career mode. There is a heck of a lot more to do in GT5 Prologue than before, and you will spend hours upon hours in this game.

Where GT5 Prologue differs to the GT4 Prologue game is the meat and potatoes. It offers a few cars and tracks to play around with in the new engine, as well as some new exclusive features which are enabled by the next generation power of the PS3 system. Gran Turismo 5 Prologue does just enough to whet the appetite for the final game, while keeping those PS3 eye candy fans happily on the bandwagon.Īs the name implies, GT5 Prologue is an introduction/preview to the full product set to ship most likely in 2009. After all, why would Sony let out one of gt5p_ps3_5the biggest games of their platform come out early, and potentially have some gamers view Prologue as enough? We once again anticipated a cash in, however the actual result is not quite what we expected. With this in mind, we approached Gran Turismo 5 Prologue with caution. Let's be honest - in hindsight, Gran Turismo 4 Prologue really was a cash-in on the series for those who just couldn't get enough of the game.

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