Oh man. The very first thing on my mind when I saw trailers of this game was if Jeff was going to review it or not.   I especially love this one comment:  "Uh-oh, another Kane % Lynch = purge of the Gamespot reviewing staff XD"  In a way, that's actually a better name for this game: "The Purge"!

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.   In another topic:  You know your lag is bad when you get punked out by the same cheap spam move you can see coming from 9000 yards away EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.  *sigh*...Oh well. I guess I should just pretend that the online match up choice doesn't exist because I sure as won't ever be able to use it properly. >_>

" props at starting on learning a character with over 100 moves on the movelist lol. "Nah. After all, she's been the only character I have ever used since Tekken 3 so I'm already a bit knowledgeable about her move list. The only difference now is that I'm actually using a few more brain cells to play this game.  " the AI is both crap and cheap.  Ultra Hard mode ...

So I tried my hand at learning Xiaoyu again. tekkenzaibatsu.com is apparently a really good source when it comes to these kinds of stuff so I learned all the basics of starting aerials and the like from reading the very helpful posts there. It was easy to learn the BnB stuff I read but then I got into one bit of a problem when I tried sparring with a moving ...

I've been playing the Tekken series since the 3rd game but for all its worth, I've never really gotten passed square one in terms of learning curve. Maybe it's because the only reason these games got into my shelf is to be the token party games when such occasions arrive so I've never really taken them all that seriously. (all my friends apparently love this series to death)  Anyway. Now ...

Ok. I'm sold. I've always been a fan of the 2nd game and it just got better once I acquired the most powerful sword there. I'll be getting this as soon as possible next to Tekken 6.   On retrospect though, I'm not even sure why I want to buy Tekken 6. I'm not exactly a fan of the series nor fighting games in general.

@Burns098356GX: Well that's the thing, really. I'm not limited to consoles. I don't care much about the 'GT vs. Forza' argument because my options are not limited to just those two games. Besides, I have two of my most favorite racing sim games sitting on the shelf and the only thing keeping me from playing them again is because PC racing sims are guaranteed suicide if played with a gamepad. ...

@Burns098356GX:   No thanks. Like I said, I'm expecting GT5 (full game) to have most if not all those features I asked in my first post. The thing is that I'm planning on buying a wheel with a 6-gear shifter along with the game and that thing costs a lot so the decision is pretty heavy for me. Besides, judging from all the responses, it seems that Prologue doesn't even have ...

Is there a way to prevent the action menu (and also the attack menu) from constantly switching back to the default skills/items every time I go to a new area?  If I'm not being too clear, here's an example:  I scroll through the action menu to switch from 'Heal' to 'Master Speed' to use it. Whenever I switch to a new area, the selection always resets to 'Heal'. Therefore, I ...

Thank you for all the replies, guys.  I know this isn't the final game so I won't jump to any conclusions but, seeing all these outputs, I honestly don't feel good about the whole thing. I was hoping that GT5 would finally be the game that won't just be another medium to fulfill everyone's car fantasies and, instead, be a serious professional racing sim for once.  Anyway, the real game ...

@Red12b:  Sorry. I wasn't very clear. I'm actually asking these questions based on the gamplay features that were released in GT5 Prologue.

These questions are actually more about Prologue but since that board is rarely visited and the features there might as well be what we'll all expect in the main game, I'll just post them here.  1. Is the AI "aware" and does it "react"?  2. Is there a Telemetry system for in-depth lap and car performance analysis?  3. Are the tuning options on par with GTR or F1 Challenge games ...